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• Washington Times
  The '''''Washington Times''''' is a newspaper and web publisher, originally created as a conservative ...ccording to president and publisher Jonathan Slevin, to “... continue the Washington Times’ transformation into a 21st century media company and reinforces its miss
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• Washington Times/Definition
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• Washington Times/Related Articles
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• Washington (disambiguation)
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• John Solomon/Definition
  Former Executive Editor of the ''[[Washington Times]]''
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• Jonathan Slevin/Definition
  President and publisher of the [[Washington Times]], 2009-
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• The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy/Related Articles
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• Bill Gertz/Definition
  Defense and national security reporter for the [[Washington Times]], with excellent sources and who has revealed a number of classified issue
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• Washington Examiner/Related Articles
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• Bruce Fein/Definition
  Resident Scholar, Heritage Foundation; columnist, [[Washington Times]] and [[Slate]]; adviser, [[American Conservative Defense Alliance]]; forme
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• Philip Reid/Bibliography
  *Michael Zak, "A storied record on civil rights", The Washington Times, February 23, 2006
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• James Robbins/Definition
  ...ign Policy Council]]; Senior Editorial Writer for Foreign Affairs at the [[Washington Times]]; former special assistant in the Office of the Secretary of Defense,His
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• Washington Times
  The '''''Washington Times''''' is a newspaper and web publisher, originally created as a conservative ...ccording to president and publisher Jonathan Slevin, to “... continue the Washington Times’ transformation into a 21st century media company and reinforces its miss
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• Sun Myung Moon/Related Articles
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• American conservatism/Related Articles
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• Quebec & Ontario Transportation Company
  | ''[[Washington Times-Herald (ship, 1929)|Washington Times-Herald]]'' ex ''Imari'' || 1929 || 750 || 1940
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• Joseph B. Herman II (fireboat)
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• Fireboats in Connecticut
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• Port Security grant
  | work = [[The Washington Times]]
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• Common Era
  ...onal/20050425-122707-1314r.htm "P.C. scholars take Christ out of B.C."], ''Washington Times''</ref> [[Jehovah's Witnesses]] exclusively use CE and BCE in their publica ...ref>Michael Gormley (25 April 2005). "PC scholars take Christ out of BC" ''Washington Times''. Accessed at http://washingtontimes.com/national/20050425-122707-1314r.ht
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• Ayn Rand
  | date=February 1, 2005 | journal = Washington Times| first = Steve | last = Chapman
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• Sarah Palin
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• Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology
  ...n/content/article/2005/11/13/AR2005111301291.html</ref> as well as the ''[[Washington Times]]''<ref>http://washingtontimes.com/national/20051013-121937-3182r.htm</ref>
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