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2016
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the United States

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Events in the year 2016 in the United States.

Incumbents

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Federal government

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Events

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January

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February

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March

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April

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May

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June

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July

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August

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September

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October

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October 21: The Dyn cyberattack

November

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November 8: Donald Trump is elected president

December

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Deaths

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January

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Dale Bumpers
Vilmos Zsigmond
Pat Harrington Jr.
Otis Clay
David Bowie
Ann Z. Caracristi
Monte Irvin
Lawrence Phillips
Jim Simpson
Dan Haggerty
Glenn Frey
Marvin Minsky
Abe Vigoda
Paul Kantner

February

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Maurice White
Edgar Mitchell
Dave Mirra
Antonin Scalia
George Gaynes
Harper Lee
Sonny James
Donald E. Williams
George Kennedy

March

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Aubrey McClendon
Bud Collins
Ray Tomlinson
Nancy Reagan
Lloyd Shapley
Hilary Putnam
Frank Sinatra Jr.
Photo by Alan Light
Larry Drake
Tray Walker
Andrew Grove
Phife Dawg
Ken Howard
Joe Garagiola
Garry Shandling
Patty Duke

April

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Amber Rayne
Joe Medicine Crow
Merle Haggard
Will Smith
Balls Mahoney
David Gest
Doris Roberts
Chyna
Prince
Lonnie Mack
Billy Paul
Tommy Kono
Harry Wu
Conrad Burns

May

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Bob Bennett
photo by Alan Light
William Schallert
Mark Lane
Julius La Rosa
Guy Clark
Fritz Stern
Morley Safer
Brandon Grove
Hedy Epstein
Bryce Dejean-Jones
Don McNay

June

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Muhammad Ali
Phyllis Curtin
Kimbo Slice
Gordie Howe
Christina Grimmie
George Voinovich
Janet Waldo
Lois Duncan
Anton Yelchin
Ralph Stanley
Alvin Toffler
Pat Summitt

July

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Elie Wiesel
William L. Armstrong
Jim Metzen
Sharon Runner
Jeffrey Montgomery
Betsy Bloomingdale
Garry Marshall
Mark Takai
Marni Nixon
Jack Davis
Gloria DeHaven

August

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Steve LaTourette
Patrice Munsel
Richard Fagan
Helen Delich Bentley
Pete Fountain
Glenn Yarbrough
Fyvush Finkel
Bobby Hutcherson
Donald Henderson
Steven Hill
Marvin Kaplan
Gene Wilder

September

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Hugh O'Brian
Phyllis Schlafly
Chris Stone
Edward Albee
Joe Seng
Robert W. Cone
Bobby Breen
Victor Scheinman
Arnold Palmer
Jean Shepard
Gloria Naylor
Agnes Nixon

October

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Lowell Thomas Jr.
Kenneth P. Thompson
Richard A. Pittman
Clyde C. Holloway
David Bunnell
Tommy Bartlett
Michael Massee
Tom Hayden
Bobby Vee
Susan Lindquist
Don Marshall

November

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Kay Starr
Janet Reno
Robert Vaughn
Leon Russell
Gwen Ifill
Mose Allison
Melvin Laird
Ruth Gruber
Denton Cooley
Ralph Branca
Florence Henderson
Ron Glass
Grant Tinker

December

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Joe McKnight
Lyle Bouck
Sammy Lee
Mike Kelly
John Glenn
Joseph Mascolo
Thomas Schelling
Alan Thicke
Craig Sager
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Vera Rubin
Carrie Fisher
Debbie Reynolds

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References

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  169. ^ "Hillary Clinton diagnosed with pneumonia". BBC News. November 9, 2016. Retrieved September 12, 2016.
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