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JPK
(redirected from Joseph Patrick Kennedy)

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JPKJabatan Pembangunan Kemahiran (Malay: Department of Skills Development)
JPKJabatan Pembangunan Koperasi (Malaysian Cooperative Development)
JPKJoseph Patrick Kennedy
JPKJesse Pearlman Karlsberg (musician)
JPKJaring Pengaman Kesehatan (Indonesian: Health Safety Net; Jakarta, Indonesia)
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Kennedy, about his father Joseph Patrick Kennedy (1888-1969), the patriarch of the storied Kennedy clan, was a man of ambition and, ultimately, great wealth.
A legacy of leadership: learning from the Kennedy family's lessons on ... by Anderson, Amy / Success
Robert Francis Kennedy, the son of Joseph Patrick Kennedy and Rose Fitzgerald, was born in Brookline, Massachusetts, in 1925.
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JOSEPH PATRICK KENNEDY JR (1915-1944) JFK's older brother was killed in a Second World War air crash, flying a secret mission.
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