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  • {{r|Obama administration}}
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  • The health care plan of the [[Obama Administration]], authorized by the [[Affordable Health Care for America Act]]
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  • ...rnational relations, with significant representation in the [[Barack Obama|Obama administration]].
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  • Director, [[Federal Emergency Management Agency]], [[Obama Administration]]; former Director of the Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM);
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  • ...cy Planning Staff]] of the [[United States Department of State]] in the [[Obama administration|Obama Admistration]], may take leave to go back into practice.
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  • [[Director of National Intelligence]] in the [[Obama administration]]; Deputy Executive Director and Guiding Coalition, [[Project for National
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  • ...aw]] expertise to the Department. [[Harold Koh]] is the incumbent in the [[Obama Administration]], succeeding [[William H. Taft, IV]].
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  • Executive director, [[American Security Project]] 2006-present; [[Obama Administration]] Defense transition team; legislative assistant for national security 2002
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  • {{r|Obama administration}}
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  • {{r|Obama administration}}
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  • ...ent and confirmed by the Senate; [[Arne Duncan]] is the incumbent in the [[Obama Administration]]
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  • {{r|Obama administration}}
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  • {{r|Obama administration}}
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  • ...heads the [[United States Department of Energy]]. [[Steven Chu]] is the [[Obama administration]] Secretary.
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  • [[Deputy Secretary of State]] in the [[Obama Administration]]; [[Aspen Institute#Aspen Strategy Group|Aspen Strategy Group, Aspen Insti
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  • ...ssociation]] and [[American Civil Liberties Union]], was admitted by the [[Obama Administration]]; former Executive Director of the Democracy and Governance Programme of t
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  • {{r|Obama administration}}
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  • ...y''' heads the [[United States Department of Homeland Security]]. In the [[Obama administration]], the incumbent is [[Janet Napolitano]].
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  • [[Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian Affairs]] in the Obama Administration; co-founder of the [[Center for a New American Security]]; [[Aspen Institut
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  • Director of the [[Policy Planning Staff]] of the [[Obama administration]], on leave from an [[international relations]] professorship at [[Princeto
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  • ...ility. The term has been explictly rejected by the [[Obama administration|Obama Administration]].<ref>{{citation
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  • {{r|Obama administration}}
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  • ==Obama Administration==
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  • {{r|Obama administration}}
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  • {{r|Extrajudicial detention, U.S., Barack Obama Administration}}
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  • {{r|Obama administration}}
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  • He wrote an article for ForeignPolicy.com about the Obama Administration's defense budget, saying that while it was not a disastrous downturn, it i
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  • In the Obama administration, he had initially been Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's advisor on the
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  • *[[Obama administration]]
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  • ...a]] and certain members of the [[Taliban]], but the [[Obama administration|Obama Administration]] has stated its preference simply to speak of "lawful combatants", and peo
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  • In 2009, Stern was the most frequent [[Obama Administration#White House operations |White House visitor]] to President [[Barack Obama]]
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  • ...e 2009 election, it published an article saying the [[Obama administration|Obama Administration]] may issue "crippling sanctions", emphasizing the sanctions need to be car
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  • ...her appointment to the Court, [[Elena Kagan]] was the incumbent in the [[Obama administration]]. Incumbents are normally expert in [[appellate law|appellate]] and [[cons
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  • ...cs, she has written she agrees with [[Rush Limbaugh]] that she wants the [[Obama Administration]] to fail, in the interest of moving the country to the right. She also is
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  • {{r|Obama administration}}
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  • ...tant Secretary of State for East Asian Affairs in the Obama administration|Obama Administration.<ref>{{citation
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  • {{r|Obama administration}}
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  • {{rpl|Obama administration}}
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  • ...'' is a broad term for the [[health care]] policies and practices of the [[Obama Administration]] that are based on the [[Affordable Health Care for America Act]] but incl
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  • {{rpl|Obama administration}}
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  • ...ial envoy to South asia, including Afghanistan, India and Pakistan for the Obama administration. On 10 December 2010, he became ill during a U.S. State Department meeting, ...rm "AfPak" for the intertwined Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict, although the Obama Administration stopped using it after Pakistan objected. <ref>{{citation
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  • ..."Closing Guantanamo", which provides a large part of the content of the [[Obama Administration]] on that subject. <ref name=CSISRpt>{{citation ...vest in it." The CSIS report was a significant input into the January 2010 Obama Administration Executive Order; according to a Cornell University magazine article, it pro
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  • Its April/May set of recommendations for the [[Obama Administration]], concerning torture, was signed by 11 members. <ref name=VIPS2009-05-01>{
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  • ...no''' (1957-) is [[United States Secretary of Homeland Security]] in the [[Obama administration]]. Prior to her appointment, she was [[governor]] of the state of [[Arizona
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  • ...positions, and indeed have been returned to historical precedence in the [[Obama Administration]]. The Secretaries of the Army, Navy, and Air Force, respectively, are the
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  • Commenting on the [[Obama administration|Obama Administration]]'s Mideast policy, he believes Obama will clearly be in charge, with [[Hil
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  • ==Obama Administration== The policy of the Obama administration has not been fully elaborated, although this Administration has taken a str
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  • ...This will help document patterns of foreign policy beliefs, going into the Obama administration. Note that this criticism precedes the successes or failures of the [[Iraq
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  • Peter Orszag is Director of the [[Office of Management and Budget]] in the [[Obama administration]], a professional economist who came from the [[Congressional Budget Office
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  • ...mmittee, but the nomination never came before the full Senate. Before the Obama Administration took office, the Justice Department rescinded a number of the main legal op
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  • ...in Iraq]] and [[Moqtada al-Sadr]] militia were critical issues. Unless the Obama Administration averts two problems, Senor says that the Kurdish-Arab issue will become cri Senor's suggestion run counter to both declared Obama Administration policy about troop withdrawal, and to the overall Iraqi desire to have fore
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  • ...high-tech printing applications. He is exceptionally concerned with the [[Obama Administration]]'s healthcare plan, which he considers "biggest assault on personal freedo
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  • ...roposed boycotts of Israel, and supporting the Middle East policy of the [[Obama Administration]]. <blockquote>“we’re proud to stand with the JLC to oppose boycotting
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  • ...eral Michael Mukasey had reopened the 2004 declination in 2008, before the Obama Administration.<ref name=WaPo2008-01-03>{{citation
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  • {{r|Obama administration}}
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  • ...aced by Obama, Donilon, and Clinton, respectively). It would seem that the Obama administration has learned nothing from Carter's failures and mistakes.<ref>{{citation
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  • ...m that isn't strong enough to get the job done -- is characteristic of the Obama administration, a progressive-centrist government in a moment that demands fundamental ref
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  • In the [[Barack Obama|Obama Administration]], <ref>{{citation
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  • ...Boumediene v. Bush|Boumediene v. Bush]]</ref>. In 2009, [[Barack Obama|the Obama Administration]] announced its intention to close the facility, and a majority of the pris
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  • Before the Obama Administration took office, the Justice Department rescinded a number of the main OLC opin
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  • As part of a KAS program accusing the [[Obama Administration]] of weakness in foreign policy, he told the ''New York Times'', it was a l | title = Bush Officials Defend Obama Administration Lawyers Under Attack
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  • ...n the West Bank. "After learning of J-Street’s current public call for the Obama Administration to not veto a prospective UN Security Council resolution that, under the ru
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  • ...vest in it." The CSIS report was a significant input into the January 2010 Obama Administration Executive Order; according to a Cornell University magazine article, it pro
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  • ==Obama Administration==
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  • There have been suggestions that the Obama Administration may be paying too much attention to China and Russia, and not enough to Ind
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  • ...sistant to the President for National Security Affairs in the Barack Obama|Obama Administration.
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  • ...ake it harder to collect the intelligence we need. Over the past year, the Obama administration released classified memos detailing interrogation techniques despite the ap
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  • ...overnment and the implications for progressive governance which offers the Obama administration and Congress a strategy to restore public trust. *joining with another group on a study for the incoming Obama administration on handling the threat of terroris
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  • ...cordance with Section 4 of PL 108-332, December 30, 2004}}</ref> Under the Obama Administration, the office was symbolically upgraded when it was physically moved to the s
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  • On 17 September 2009, the [[Obama administration]] withdrew the earlier proposal, in part because it could not be implemente
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  • ==Obama Administration==
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  • Neoconservative views are not visible in the Obama Administration. Nevertheless, they are seen as "New Right" as opposed to paleoconservatis ...adership, have been forming for the 2010 elections or in opposition to the Obama Administration. Many of the same people are involved in these formations, such as William
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  • ...f "America's most successful anti-fascist," and continues criticism of the Obama Administration as well as the George W. Bush Administration.He said she has "kind words" f
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  • {{r|Obama administration}}
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  • The Obama administration avoids the military threats implied by the previous administration, by the ...ican Security]], a strategic think tank, has many of its principals in the Obama Administration. Petraeus, now the U.S. commander for the Middle East, has used advisers in
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  • ...nuation of an Office of Faith-Based Programs in the [[Obama administration|Obama Administration]].<ref name=USNWR2009-02-09 />
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  • ==Obama Administration appointments== They are part of the opposition to a number of Obama Administration appointees whom they consider "extremist"" <ref name=ObamaApp>{{citation
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  • ...[[Khaled Meshal]] also said it might be a basis for negotiating with the [[Obama administration]] <ref name=Haaretz2008-11-12>{{citation
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  • ...and Kurt Campbell, took policy-level positions in the Obama administration|Obama Administration's U.S. Department of State. He is a Visiting Fellow at the Center for Stra ...rty (United States)|Democratic National Convention and later served on the Obama administration Presidential Transition Team at the United States Department of Veterans Af
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  • ...the campaign to delegitimize and isolate Israel; and the hostility of the Obama administration to the traditional closeness of the two nations. At bottom, we believe that ...nia (U.S. state)|Pennsylvania, Joe Sestak, as part of broader criticism of Obama Administration Mideast policy. They have accused Sestak of "appearing at a fundraiser for
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  • ==Early Obama administration== After her father gave a 21 May 2009 speech criticizing the [[Obama Administration]] for rejecting the intelligence interrogation|interrogation programs]] of
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  • ...d clients suing President Obama under the notion that orders issued by the Obama administration are not legally valid because Barack Obama was not legally elected. In two
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  • ...hool and former [[Solicitor General (U.S.)|U.S. Solicitor General]] in the Obama administration.
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  • Recently, he wrote about the [[Obama administration|Obama Administration]] "losing patience with Israel", and moving to a more [[realism (foreign po
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  • ===Obama Administration=== #'''Bush/Sharon understandings''': "Israel is quite unhappy that the Obama Administration refuses to recognize the validity of understandings about limitations on se
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  • ...his term, to ease transition, at the request of the [[Obama administration|Obama Administration]], has been hired by the private equity firm firm of [[Kohlberg Kravis Robe
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  • ...used by officials of his Administration. It is consciously avoided by the Obama Administration.
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