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Also Photo gallery: Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington, D.C. MLK Memorial and other civil rights landmarks to visit in D.C. Martin Luther King Jr. memorial opens in Washington, D.C. As is always the case with new memorials built in America's highest-profile sculpture garden, there is ...

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