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  • ...lack history is regarded as mainstream and, by proclamation of President [[Jimmy Carter]], is celebrated every February in the United States during "Black History
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  • ...is running mate, and crusaded against the failures of incumbent Democrat [[Jimmy Carter]]. Carter fought back, lashing out at Reagan as a dangerous radical who wou
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  • ...[[Minnesota (U.S. state)|Minnesota]], who served as Vice-President under [[Jimmy Carter]] and later ran for President) and [[Thomas F. Eagleton]] (of [[Missouri (U
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  • ...}</ref> In his capacity as DCI, Bush gave national security briefings to [[Jimmy Carter]] both as a Presidential candidate and as President-elect, and discussed th An Annapolis classmate of [[Jimmy Carter]], Turner enjoyed White House confidence, but his emphasis on technical col
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  • The SIOP policy was further modified during the Jimmy Carter|Carter presidency under Presidential Directive 59, a key section of which s
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  • ...underlined the need to strengthen U.S. interests in the region, President Jimmy Carter established the Rapid Deployment Joint Task Force (RDJTF) in March 1980. RD
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  • ...y Affairs Zbigniew Brzezinski, during the administration of U.S. President Jimmy Carter, the United States initially took a largely neutral position on the Iran–
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  • ...se aide Henry Kissinger; in 1973 Nixon finally made Kissinger secretary. [[Jimmy Carter]] relied heavily on national security adviser [[Zbigniew Brzezinski]]. Duri
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  • ...rejected the détente policy that [[Richard Nixon]], [[Gerald Ford]] and [[Jimmy Carter]] had pursued until 1979, when the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan proved it
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  • ...ldwater]], who in 1964 was the first Republican to carry the deep south. [[Jimmy Carter]] and [[Bill Clinton]] lured many of the Southern whites back at the level ..., governor and legislature. In 1976 the South rallied behind native son [[Jimmy Carter]], a Democrat; 1992 and 1996 the Democrats nominated two southerners and sp
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  • The following year, on May 13, 1977 President Jimmy Carter issued Executive Order 11985 which updated the previous order such that the ...corporate knowledge. Turner did have the advantage of being a classmate of Jimmy Carter's and enjoyed his trust.
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  • ...t’’ style: “President Bush ([[Bill Clinton|Clinton]]), as bad as Nixon ([[Jimmy Carter|Carter]]), or the worst president ever?” But why leave out the wishy-was
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  • ...'', led to Ford's defeat in [[U.S. presidential election, 1976|1976]] by [[Jimmy Carter]], a former Governor of [[Georgia (U.S. state)|Georgia]].
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  • US interest in breeder reactors were muted by [[Jimmy Carter]]'s April 1977 decision to defer construction of breeders in the US due to
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  • ...an chose Bush as his running mate. They won in a landslide as president [[Jimmy Carter]] was unable to cope with mounting economic troubles at home and disasters
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  • ...- [[Anwar Sadat]] of Egypt, [[Menachem Begin]] of Israel, and President [[Jimmy Carter]] meet to determine "land for peace" exchange in Mideast
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  • ...d special operations force delivery. The current U.S. vessel is the ''USS Jimmy Carter'', the third boat of the [[Seawolf-class]] attack submarine. Previous spec
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  • ...e nation's economic difficulties contributed to the election of Democrat [[Jimmy Carter]] in [[U.S. presidential election, 1976|1976]], running as a Washington out ...ominating Southerners who could carry some states in the region, such as [[Jimmy Carter]] in 1976 and 1980, and [[Bill Clinton]] in 1992 and 1996; the strategy did
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  • ...ck]], former head of the [[United Auto Workers]] and a representative of [[Jimmy Carter]]; his mandate was first to address the POW-MIA situation, and then explore ...OW-MIA issue was extremely sensitive politically. Further, power, in the [[Jimmy Carter|Carter Administration]] shifted between the [[U.S. Secretary of State]], [[
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  • ...1974, productivity shrunk by 1.5%, though this soon recovered. In 1976, [[Jimmy Carter]] won the Presidency. Carter would later take much of the blame for the eve
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