"President Clinton"

Key Phrases: United States, President Clinton, Middle East, Cold War, North Korea, Secretary of State, diplomatic readiness, open global trading system, fullest possible accounting, regional security dialogues, foreign affairs budget, international affairs budget (see more)

Key Phrases: United States, President Clinton, Middle East, Cold War, North Korea, Secretary of State, Soviet Union, Foreign Minister, New York, United Nations, State Department, White House, Clinton Administration, South Korea, South Africa, Security Council, Latin America, President Yeltsin, European Union, Secretary General, Los Angeles, Uruguay Round, Republic of Korea, New Atlantic Community, Hong Kong, diplomatic readiness, open global trading system, fullest possible accounting, regional security dialogues, foreign affairs budget, international affairs budget, transatlantic agenda, affairs spending, transatlantic security, new security challenges, new independent states, transatlantic partnership (see less)

Key Phrases: Abu Ala, President Clinton, Abu Mazen, West Bank, United States, Camp David, security work plan, accelerated permanent status talks, percent annexation, permanent status deal, joint mobile units, permanent status issues (see more)

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Key Phrases: President Clinton, Appointments Clause, White House, United States, President Reagan, New York, federal appointments process, confirmation contests, confirmable positions, confirmable posts, pending judicial nominations, regarding federal appointments (see more)

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Key Phrases: United States, President Clinton, United Nations, Middle East, Cold War, White House Press Release, Chairman Arafat, delivered his remarks, delivered his address, national economic strategy, permanent normal trade relations, mass destruction program (see more)

Key Phrases: United States, President Clinton, United Nations, Middle East, Cold War, White House Press Release, Chairman Arafat, President Jiang, Soviet Union, Saddam Hussein, King Hussein, North Korea, President Bush, Latin America, Vice President, Security Council, Senator Dole, New York, President Mubarak, Dalai Lama, Gulf War, Northern Ireland, President Yeltsin, Secretary General, Yitzhak Rabin, delivered his remarks, delivered his address, national economic strategy, permanent normal trade relations, mass destruction program (see less)