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Barack Obama (category Grammy Award winners) (section Awards and honors)
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Bill Clinton (category Grammy Award winners)
"Bill Clinton". Grammy Awards. November 19, 2019. https://www.grammy.com/grammys/artists/bill-clinton/1590. "Grammy Award Winners". The New York Times

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Jimmy Carter (category Grammy Award winners) (section Awards and honors)
"Former President Jimmy Carter wins Grammy Award". CNN. https://www.cnn.com/2016/02/15/politics/jimmy-carter-grammy-award-spoken-word/. Leeds, Jeff; Manly

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Howard University
directors and executives of Fortune 500 companies, Academy Award– and Emmy Award–winning actors, Grammy Award—winning songwriters and producers, two US Army generals

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White House Fellows
and 2019 inductee into National Women's Hall of Fame Stacey Beth Mindich, Grammy and Tony-winning theatre producer Courtney O’Donnell, former senior staffer

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John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
received several design awards, such as The Architect's Newspaper's Best of the Year Award in the Cultural category and an Honor Award in the 2020 AIA New

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North Dakota
Duhamel, Emmy Award-winning actor and former male fashion model Carl Ben Eielson, aviator, bush pilot and explorer CariDee English, winner of Cycle 7 on

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