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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]]

...e 2009 election, it published an article saying the [[Obama administration|Obama Administration]] may issue "crippling sanctions", emphasizing the sanctions need to be car

...her appointment to the Court, [[Elena Kagan]] was the incumbent in the [[Obama administration]]. Incumbents are normally expert in [[appellate law|appellate]] and consti

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...tant Secretary of State for East Asian Affairs in the Obama administration|Obama Administration.<ref>{{citation

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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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...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

..."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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