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Super Bowl LI
A grand celebration after a historic game
A flotilla of duck boats carrying the Patriots rolled through Boston, greeted by cheers from an ecstatic crowd.
The best evah? Not everybody at parade rated this year?s comeback number one
Some fans said the 2004 Red Sox win was better than Sunday?s Patriots championship.
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Thousands turned out for the parade down Boylston Street.
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Fans on Boylston Street cheered for the Patriots.
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Tom Brady kissed the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
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The Patriots celebrated their victory with a duck boat parade down Boylston Street.
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Tom Brady and Bill Belichick addressed the crowd at City Hall Plaza.
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A fan cheered on the Patriots.
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Fans at City Hall Plaza.
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LeGarrette Blount, Rob Gronkowski, and James White,
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Fans stood for hours in the snow, sleet, and freezing rain.
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Haley Ferragamo found a high vantage point to view the rally.
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Fan Christopher Murphy-Moore was dressed for the occasion.
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LeGarrette Blount, Dion Lewis, and Martellus Bennett danced along the parade route.
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Fans showed their support.
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Julian Edelman addressed the fans.
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Niki Triantafell showed her spirit.
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Fans jumped up on a bus stop in Copley Square on the parade route.
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Fans cheered before the start of the parade.
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Defensive coordinator Matt Patricia and head coach Bill Belichick
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A boy caught snowflakes on Boylston Street.
Leonard Davis waited as fans lined the route.
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A fan dressed as a Minuteman was part of the celebration.
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Rob Gronkowski held up beers during the parade.
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Ralph Gochakowski celebrated in front of the Boston Public Library.
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Tom Brady, Bill Belichick, and Devin McCourty held trophies.
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Nick Overbough of Lynn carried a flag.
More crazy stats about Patriots win
The only stat that really mattered Sunday was 34-28. But Sunday?s historic Super Bowl produced a slew of other interesting factoids.
Trump casually name-dropped Bill Belichick at a meeting today
In a Tuesday meeting, the president compared his attitude on crowdsourcing ideas from officials to how the Patriots coach scouts for talent.
Brady continues to troll Goodell during Patriots parade
The star Patriots QB doesn?t seem to be letting up on throwing shade at the NFL commissioner anytime soon.
If you see only one photo from the parade, make it this one
?I told you we were going to bring this sucker home. And we brought it home,? Tom Brady said at the end of the parade.
Well, Rob Gronkowski enjoyed himself at the parade
At one point, he caught a beer thrown by someone in the crowd, took a gulp, then appeared to spike it.
ALEX SPEIER
Improbable 2-point conversions add to Patriots? feat
Only once in team history had the Patriots converted twice in one game ? and it wasn?t with Tom Brady.
Tropical Tidbits
Dave Epstein
Mass. could see up to 14 inches of snow on Thursday
It?s hard to believe a nor?easter is on the way Thursday when temperatures are going to approach 60 on Wednesday, but that?s exactly the case.
Turmoil in Washington
Federal judges express skepticism about Trump?s travel ban
A panel of judges hammered away at the government?s arguments that the states cannot challenge the controversial order.
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The 17 rules of Sean Spicer, Rhode Island native
With his irate scolding of the White House press corps, the chief spokesman for President Trump has exploded to national notice.
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Dentists are feeling a sharp pain, thanks to big insurer
The state?s largest dental insurer, Delta Dental, plans to sell new low-cost coverage, and dentists fear losing income.
Mass. keeps a closer eye on hairdressers than on security guards
Hairdressers and many other jobs are licensed in Mass., but not security guards, putting the state in contrast to much of the rest of the country.
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