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… time in half a century. It also prioritized veterans ’ care and rebuilt our national defenses. Chapter Onward! Page … first time in half a century. It also prioritized veterans’ care and rebuilt our national defenses. … As aresult of … - page 885
… presidential appointees come into office, it is often the career bureaucrats who end up orienting them to their new … presidential appointees come into office, it is often the career bureaucrats who end up orienting them to their new … - page 886
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