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Editor's note: Ted Sorensen was special counsel and adviser to President John F. Kennedy. Ted Sorensen says the Kennedys are not American royalty, but have dedicated themselves to service. NEW YORK (CNN) -- With the death of John F. Kennedy's brother, Senator Edward M Kennedy, and their sister, Eunice Shriver, the founder of the Special Olympics for the developmentally challenged, there has been a wealth of news stories -- obituaries and otherwise -- about the recurring tragedies endured by what some call America's "royal family." All of these comments are well intended but off the mark. The Kennedys have been a remarkable family since its founding roughly a century ago by Joseph P. and Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy. But, its members have never asked for pity or privilege. Their history has emphasized more success than tragedy. Their love of family and country stood out during some of the most cynical and selfish periods in recent American history.

Even the youngest generation of

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- America today acts not out of a sense of entitlement but a sense of commitment.
- American today acts not out of a sense of entitlement but a sense of commitment.
- CNN today acts not out of a sense of entitlement but a sense of commitment.
- Edward M Kennedy today acts not out of a sense of entitlement but a sense of commitment.
- Eunice Shriver today acts not out of a sense of entitlement but a sense of commitment.
- John F. Kennedy today acts not out of a sense of entitlement but a sense of commitment.
- Joseph P. today acts not out of a sense of entitlement but a sense of commitment.
- Kennedy today acts not out of a sense of entitlement but a sense of commitment.
- Kennedys today acts not out of a sense of entitlement but a sense of commitment.
- NEW YORK today acts not out of a sense of entitlement but a sense of commitment.
- Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy today acts not out of a sense of entitlement but a sense of commitment.
- Sorensen today acts not out of a sense of entitlement but a sense of commitment.
- Special Olympics today acts not out of a sense of entitlement but a sense of commitment.
- Ted Sorensen today acts not out of a sense of entitlement but a sense of commitment.
Kennedys today acts not out of a sense of entitlement but a sense of commitment.
Hur slutar meningen? Redaktörens anmärkning: Ted Sorensen var särskild rådgivare till president John F. Kennedy. Ted Sorensen säger att familjen Kennedy inte är amerikanska kungligheter, utan har ägnat sig åt service. NEW YORK (CNN) -- Med John F. Kennedys bror, senator Edward M Kennedy, och deras syster, Eunice Shriver, grundaren av Special Olympics för utvecklingen utmanade, har det funnits en mängd nyhetshistorier -- dödsrunor och annat -- om de återkommande tragedier som uthärdats av vad vissa kallar USA:s "kungliga familj". Alla dessa kommentarer är välmenande, men inte särskilt tydliga. Familjen Kennedy har varit en anmärkningsvärd familj sedan den grundades för ungefär ett sekel sedan av Joseph P. och Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy. Men dess medlemmar har aldrig bett om medlidande eller privilegium. Deras historia har betonat mer framgång än tragedi. Deras kärlek till familj och land utmärkte sig under några av de mest cyniska och själviska perioderna i den senaste amerikanska historien. Även den yngsta generationen av ALTERNATIV: - Amerika idag agerar inte av en känsla av berättigande utan en känsla av engagemang. - Amerikanen idag handlar inte av en känsla av rätt, utan en känsla av engagemang. - CNN idag agerar inte av en känsla av rätt, utan en känsla av engagemang. Edward M Kennedy agerar inte av en känsla av rätt, utan av engagemang. - Eunice Shriver idag agerar inte av en känsla av rättighet utan en känsla av engagemang. John F. Kennedy agerar idag inte av en känsla av rätt, utan av engagemang. - Joseph P. idag agerar inte av en känsla av rättighet utan en känsla av engagemang. Kennedy idag handlar inte på grund av en känsla av rätt, utan en känsla av engagemang. Kennedys idag handlar inte på grund av en känsla av rätt, utan en känsla av engagemang. - NYA YORK idag agerar inte av en känsla av rättighet utan en känsla av engagemang. Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy agerar inte av en känsla av rätt, utan av engagemang. Sorensen agerar inte av en känsla av rätt, utan av engagemang. - Special-OS idag handlar inte av en känsla av berättigande utan en känsla av engagemang. Ted Sorensen agerar inte av en känsla av rätt, utan av engagemang.
How does the sentence end? Editor's note: Ted Sorensen was a special advisor to President John F. Kennedy. Ted Sorensen says the Kennedy family is not American royalty, but has engaged in service. NEW YORK (CNN) -- With John F. Kennedy's brother, Senator Edward M Kennedy, and their sister, Eunice Shriver, the founder of the Special Olympics for development challenged, there have been a host of news stories -- obituaries and other -- about the recurring tragedies endured by what some call the "royal family" of the United States. All these comments are well-intentioned, but not very clear. The Kennedy family has been a notable family since it was founded about a century ago by Joseph P. and Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy. But its members have never asked for pity or privilege. Their history has emphasized more success than tragedy. Their love for family and land excelled during some of the most cynical and selfish periods in recent American history. Even the youngest generation of ALTERNATIVE: - America today acts not out of a sense of justification but a sense of commitment. - The American today is not about a sense of right, but about a sense of commitment. - CNN today acts not out of a sense of right, but a sense of commitment. Edward M Kennedy acts not out of a sense of right, but out of commitment. - Eunice Shriver today does not act out of a sense of right but a sense of commitment. John F. Kennedy acts today not out of a sense of right, but out of commitment. - Joseph P. today does not act out of a sense of right but a sense of commitment. Kennedy today is not acting because of a sense of right, but a sense of commitment. Kennedy's today is not acting because of a sense of right, but a sense of commitment. - NEW YORK today does not act out of a sense of right but a sense of commitment. Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy acts not out of a sense of right, but out of commitment. Sorensen acts not out of a sense of right, but out of commitment. - The Special Olympics today are not about a sense of justification but about a sense of commitment. Ted Sorensen acts not out of a sense of right, but out of commitment.
Kennedys idag agerar inte av en känsla av berättigande utan en känsla av engagemang.
The Kennedys today act not out of a sense of justification but a sense of commitment.