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President Commends U.S. Nobel Laureates
In meeting with Nobel laureates Tuesday, President Bush said, "Among their achievements are path-breaking discoveries in physics, helpful insights in the workings of the market economies, and a new treatment for Parkinson's Disease. And all of America congratulates them."  full story
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President Welcomes Aid Workers Rescued from Afghanistan
In meeting with two humanitarian aid workers who had been imprisoned in Afghanistan, President Bush Monday said, "In my speech in front of the United States Congress, I said to the Taliban, that one of the objectives was to release the humanitarian aid workers that were being detained against their will. We've achieved that objective. And I want to thank our military for rescuing these girls."  full story
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Radio Address by the President To the Nation
Good morning. Thanksgiving this year comes 72 days after a terrible national shock, an act of evil that caused, and continues to cause, so much suffering. Yet, the evil the terrorists intended has resulted in good they never expected. And this holiday season, Americans have much to be thankful for.  full story en Español
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Thanks for Giving

President and Mrs. Bush are thanking Americans for giving and encouraging people to continue to come together through new public service announcements (PSAs) produced by the Ad Council.

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  "Standing with me are seven of those who have been selected this year," said President George W. Bush during a ceremony honoring the U. S. Nobel Laureates in the East Room Nov. 27. "Among their achievements are path-breaking discoveries in physics, helpful insights in the workings of the market economies, and a new treatment for Parkinson's Disease.". White House photo by Tina Hager.
"Standing with me are seven of those who have been selected this year," said President George W. Bush during a ceremony honoring the U. S. Nobel Laureates in the East Room Nov. 27. "Among their achievements are path-breaking discoveries in physics, helpful insights in the workings of the market economies, and a new treatment for Parkinson's Disease."

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