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Published 8/20/2008 by Christopher Lee at Wash Post Obama Administration
The Bush administration will soon be packed and gone, but part of its legacy will live on in cyberspace.
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Capturing The Bush Legacy Online — Wash Post Federal Page 8/20/2008
The Bush administration will soon be packed and gone, but part of its legacy will live on in cyberspace.
The Bush administration will soon be packed and gone, but part of its legacy will live on in cyberspace.
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