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In front and behind them secret service agents were looking far less nonchalent, keeping an eye out for danger lurking in the crowds lining the three-kilometre parade route. Twice President Obama and first lady Michelle left the safety of their motorcade, walking a couple of hundred meters, soaking up the applause. Once home, they were to watch as the rest of the parade passed by.More about: Barack Obama, USACopyright © 2012 euronews
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