JFK: 50 years later
Associated Press File
Memory tends to mist the edges. JFK led a sharply split nation, in which almost as many disliked as admired him, and with great conflicts looming. He also led a family, broken in ways that can be hard to properly hold in mind.
jfk: 50 years later
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Stephen Gostkowski pumped his fist as he watched his game-winning field goal in overtime clear the crossbar.
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The ball hit off of Tony Carter on an overtime punt by the Patriots, and New England was able to recover it.
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Nate Ebner (left) leaped in celebration after he recovered the punt that went off of Carter (not pictured).
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Von Miller was unable to come up with the interception as he bobbled the ball in the fourth quarter.
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Danny Amendola (left) and Tom Brady reacted after Julian Edelman's touchdown reception in the fourth quarter.
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Julian Edelman dove past Shaun Phillips for a touchdown in the fourth quarter.
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Rob Gronkowski spiked the ball after a touchdown in the third quarter.
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Edelman (left) scored his first touchdown of the game in the third quarter.
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Denver’s Montee Ball ran over Devin McCourty as the Broncos galloped to their early lead.
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Tom Brady watched as Von Miller (second from right) headed to the end zone after recovering Stevan Ridley's fumble.
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Former Patriot Wes Welker caught a pass but was brought just short of a first down by Dont'a Hightower.
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Jacob Tamme (right) celebrated his 10-yard touchdown reception with Peyton Manning in the second quarter.
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The Broncos' Von Miller recovered a first-quarter fumble by Stevan Ridley (not pictured) and was able to score a touchdown.
Patriots 34, Broncos 31 | OT
Down by 24 when the second half began, the Patriots staged a rally that had seemed improbable two hours earlier.
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