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The Second Time Around - For many, one of the best things about a second term for President Obama is four more years with First Lady Michelle Obama. The first 100 days have been busy – with several Let's Move! events, a surprise Oscars ceremony appearance, honoring military families – and more. Here's what FLOTUS has been up to.  – By Joyce Jones (Photo: Chuck Kennedy/The White House via Getty Images)

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Box Seats - Obama was joined in the first lady's box at this year's State of the Union address by guests who reflected the administration's priorities, including Nathaniel and Cleopatra Pendleton, parents of slain teen Hadiya Pendleton; DREAM student Alan Aleman; wounded warrior Sgt. Carlos Evans; and others. (Photo: UPI/Kevin Dietsch /LANDOV)

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Wild - Obama hosted an interactive workshop for 80 middle school students on Feb. 13 that featured the cast and crew of the film Beasts of the Southern Wild, including Oscar-nominated actress Quvenzhané Wallis. The first lady described the film as "beautiful, joyful and devastatingly honest." (Photo: Alex Wong/Getty Images)

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Honoring Sacrifice - At a Feb. 25 White House meeting with members of the National Governors Association, the first lady and Jill Biden challenged legislators to make it easier for military personnel to transfer their skills to civilian jobs. "While this time of war may be ending, the truth is our responsibility to our troops and their families will really just be ramping up," Obama told governors.(Photo: Dennis Brack-Pool/Getty Images)

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Let's Move - The first lady kicked off the third anniversary of her Let's Move! campaign with an appearance on NBC's Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, where she joined the host in a comedy sketch called "Evolution of Mom Dancing." (Photo: Lloyd Bishop/NBC)

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Oscar Surprise - Obama and her new bangs had a star turn at this year's Academy Awards ceremony when she announced the winner for best picture, Argo. (Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images) 

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Active Schools - On March 1, Obama traveled to Chicago to launch Let's Move Active Schools, which aims to bring physical education back to schools. It was, she said, "a groundbreaking, earth-shattering, awesomely inspiring day."(Photo: Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images)

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Hanging With MObama - The first lady participated in her first Google+ Hangout from the Blue Room at the White House on March 3. The event was hosted byLIVE with Kelly and Michael co-host Kelly Ripa. Topics included Let's Move! Active Schools, the importance of family dinners and her favorite dance move – the Dougie. (Photo: Courtesy of Google+)

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Cafeteria Cook-Off - The first lady and celebrity chef Rachael Ray participated in a cook-off with 400 elementary school students in Clinton, Mississippi. Student judges in blind taste tests ate lunches prepared by cafeteria chef Fannie and celebrity chef Sunny Anderson versus cafeteria chef Wendy and celebrity chef Ryan Scott. (Photo: Lawrence Jackson, Official White House Photo)

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Badges of Courage - Obama joined Secretary of State John Kerry to mark International Women's Day at the State Department on March 8 to present nine International Women of Courage Awards. "When these women witnessed horrific crimes or the disregard for basic human rights, they spoke up, risking everything they had to see that justice was done," she said.(Photo: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

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Easter Comes Early - The first lady celebrated an early Easter on March 22 with military families at the Walter Reed Military Medical Center's Fisher House. She brought First Dog Bo and a basket full of cookies and decorated Easter cards with the children.(Photo: REUTERS/Gary Cameron)

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Ready to Roll - The first family welcomed more than 35,000 visitors to the 135th annual White House Easter Egg Roll. Good times were had by all, especially Obama, who read stories to children, cheered egg rollers and broke into song during a cooking demonstration with Today 's Al Roker and chef Anne Burrell. (Photo: Alex Wong/Getty Images)

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Let's Plant! - Obama and Sam Kass, executive director of Let's Move!, got down and dirty with students from around the country for the spring planting of the White House Kitchen Garden. The produce grown will be harvested this summer and enjoyed by the Obamas and White House guests and shared with local charities.(Photo: Win McNamee/Getty Images)

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Dine With Me - The first lady announced the second Healthy Lunchtime Challenge that gives creative kid cooks and their parents an opportunity to submit tasty but nutritious lunch recipes that represent each of the food groups. The reward is a "state dinner" luncheon this summer in the White House East Room with Obama. (Photo: AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais, File)

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Getting Shorty - Obama won a #GIFStar Special Shorty Award for appearing in several viral GIFs. The Shorty awards recognize the best in social media, with an emphasis on Twitter. "Thank you @shortyawards! Being a #GIFStar is about getting active. Hula hoop, #momdance & @letsmove to help our kids grow up healthy! –mo," the first lady tweeted.(Photo: Michelle Obama via Twitter)

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In the Navy - The first lady attended the noon meal formation march by 4,000 midshipmen at the United States Naval Academy on April 17. Joined by Navy Secretary Ray Mabus and Commandant Robert E. Clark III, she thanked them "for your service and your sacrifice." Obama also attended the signing of a new Maryland bill that expedites the professional licensing process for veterans. (Photo: AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)

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Hadiya Was Me - During an emotional speech at a luncheon to encourage Chicago leaders to confront gun control, the first lady urged the audience to help curb youth violence. "Hadiya Pendleton was me and I was her – but I got to grow up," she said, recalling the slain teen. (Photo: Scott Olson/Getty Images)

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42 - The first lady hosted 80 high school and college students from around the country for a screening of 42 and an interactive workshop with the film's cast and crew. "This isn't just about watching a wonderful movie about an important moment in history, this is about helping all of you believe that you can write your own history," she told the students. (Photo: Alex Wong/Getty Images)

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Oops! - In an interview with CBS affiliate WCAX, the first lady mistakenly referred to herself as a single woman. "Believe me, as a busy single mother – or, I shouldn't say single, as a busy mother," she said. "Sometimes, you know, when you've got a husband who is president, it can feel a little single. But he's there."(Photo: CBS News)

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The Downside - The first lady accompanied President Obama to a memorial service for the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings, visited some of the injured at local hospitals and met with volunteers and first responders. Days later, she and the president attended a second memorial service for the victims of the fertilizer plant explosion in West, Texas. (Photo: Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

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First Ladies' Club - Obama, former first ladies Laura Bush, Hillary Clinton, Barbara Bush and Rosalynn Carter attended the opening ceremony of the George W. Bush Presidential Center on April 25 in Dallas, Texas. (Photo: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images).