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A range of stars from the stage, screen and sport paid tribute Tuesday to former President Jimmy Carter ahead of his 100th birthday, the eclectic lineup meant to highlight the 39th president's emphasis on human rights and his love of music as a universal language.
"Everyone here is making history," Jason Carter, the former president's grandson, told more than 4,000 people who filled Atlanta's Fox Theatre to toast the longest-lived U.S. executive in history. "This is the first time people have come together to celebrate the 100th birthday of an...
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