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   Despite being the oldest man to be elected President, Reagan lived another 16 years and ultimately died of Alzheimer's Disease on June 5, 2004.

   - Curse of Tippecanoe

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   Mild or remittant disease can sometimes be safely left untreated. ... Hugh Gaitskell, British politician who died of SLE complications in 1963 aged 56.

   - Systemic lupus erythematosus

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   Margaret Spellings, an adviser to President Bush when he was Governor of Texas, is sworn in as the Secretary of Education. ... U.S. Representative Robert Matsui, a Democrat from California, dies of a rare disease.

   - January 2005 in the United States

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   Thomas died of heart disease during his eighth year as headmaster.

   - Mooreland Hill School

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   In January 1973, Lyndon Johnson died of heart disease.

   - John Connally

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   Crownover Middle School - Crownover Middle School was named after Ronny Crownover, a successful businessman and politician who died of leukemia at the age of 53.

   - Denton Independent School District

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   Rogers died of congestive heart disease in January 2, 2001, in Bethesda, Maryland, and was buried in Arlington National Cemetery.

   - William P. Rogers

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   He sings of his village, the (now destroyed) church in which he married, and the disastrous retreat during which many of his comrades died of cold, hunger, and disease, not to mention Albanian bandit attacks.

   - Tamo daleko

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   A month later the governor died of kidney disease and the siege was lifted for good.

   - Daher el-Omar

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    Javits died of Lou Gehrig's disease in West Palm Beach, Florida, at the age of eighty-one.

    - Jacob K. Javits

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• Tamo daleko,
• Daher el-Omar,
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