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First lady to America on TODAY: Drink water

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Michelle Obama sends a special video message urging Americans to join the effort to drink more plain, old-fashioned water. The White House, in conjunction with the Partnership for a Healthier America, will launch the nationwide campaign Thursday with the simple message: “Drink up.”