Tobin, Jeffrey, The Oath, The Obama White House and the Supreme Court by Mario Melgar Adalid

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Speechwriting in and beyond the White House: Selected international perspectives on aspects of speechwriting in government and business by Iwona Świątczak-Wasilewska

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Letter from the President and Vice President in Announcement of White House Electronic Mail Access by Not applicable

“… Part of our commitment to change is to keep the White House in step with today's changing technology. …”
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Michael Patrick Cullinane and Clare Frances Elliott, eds.  Perspectives on Presidential Leadership. An International View of the White House by Hans Krabbendam

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Jeff Smith, The Presidents We Imagine: Two Centuries of White House Fictions on the Page, on the Stage, Onscreen and Online by Dr Nancy Mykoff

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The image of a tent in turkic ethnic-epic thinking (based on "kitabi-dede gorgud") by NİZAMİ

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Tobin, Jeffrey, The Oath, The Obama White House and the Supreme Court , Nueva York, Anchor Books, Random House, 2013. by Mario Melgar Adalid

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Interview of Robert Ivany, Army Aide to US President Ronald Reagan (1984-1986) by Pierre-Marie Loizeau

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The offices of the U.S. president as policy tools by Chris Pepin-Neff, William McManus, Ben Ormerod

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One Year After Jake Sullivan’s Speech at the Arms Control Association: The White House Arms Control Initiative Through Harvard’s Negotiation Lens by Kseniia Pirnavskaia, Jeremy Faust, Loïc Simonet

“…Although the offer was rejected by Moscow, the White House initiative provides with a “textbook case” for the theory of negotiation. …”
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Speaking of the Genre Types of USA Institutional Political Discourse by A. A. Alimdjanov, T. P. Tretyakova

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The “Andy Warhol” Millennium Show for Russia: Commemorating the Past, Celebrating the Present, and Looking Towards the Future by Elena Sidorova

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Pauvreté et politique sociale : le bilan des années Bush  by Taoufik Djebali

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Documents and democracy: How classification shapes public confidence in democratic institutions by Sarah Maxey, Taryn Butler

“…This power is rooted in the public’s trust that the White House will safeguard national secrets and use its authority to protect national security. …”
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“This Was the World Now”: Don DeLillo’s Falling Man as the Literary Memorial to the 9/11 Tragedy by Gaj Tomaš

“…When the news broke out that the military successfully neutralized the most wanted terrorists since the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center, there was a wave of excitement, thrill, tears and patriotic riots in front of the White House. The Washington Post reports several thousands of young Americans rushing to the fence of the White House, in a spontaneous display of jubilation, dancing and cheering ‘USA!’. …”
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Activities of FBI in Late 1940s and Emergence of McCarthyism in United States by Ya. A. Levin

“…The analysis reveals that in the context of confrontation with the White House, FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover sought collaboration with ultra-conservative factions from both political parties. …”
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The results of Donald Trump’s anti-Cuban policy and the prospects for US–Cuban relations under Joseph Biden by M. A.-M. Kodzoev

“…The situation some six years ago, which prompted the White House to move closer to the Island of Freedom, has partially lost its relevance today. …”
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Why There Are Certain Parallels Between Joachim C. Fest’s Hitler-Biography and Michael Wolff’s Trump-Book by Christian Fuchs

“…Are there parallels of its analytical approach to Michael Wolff’s “Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House”? …”
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Miss Alice Paul on Hunger Strike (1917) by Anonymous

“…Nov. 6 – Alice Paul, National Chairman of the Woman’s Party, now doing a seven months’ sentence in jail here for picketing the White House, has gone on a hunger strike, and tonight she had been in the jail hospital without food for the preceding twenty- four hours, stolidly threatening to starve herself to death unless her six companions, serving time for the same offence, got better food. …”
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