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Originally published Saturday, May 30, 2009 at 8:04 AM

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There are no official events are his schedule Saturday, so President Barack Obama had plenty of time to devote to his other roles - father and husband.

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WASHINGTON —

There are no official events are his schedule Saturday, so President Barack Obama had plenty of time to devote to his other roles - father and husband.

The president watched one of his daughters play in a morning soccer game just a short drive from the White House.

In the evening, he's taking first lady Michelle Obama up to New York for date night.

The White House is keeping mum about details on soccer and the quick trip to Manhattan.

No word on which daughter - Malia or Sasha - was scurrying on the soccer field at Palisades Park. And there aren't any details on just what the Obamas will do in New York.

What is known is that the Obamas will fly on a smaller plane than the jumbo jet he usually uses.

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