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Watergate

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Watergate
political intrigue leading to resignation of Pres. Nixon. [Am. Hist.: EB, X: 568–569]

Watergate
scandals involving Nixon’s administration (1972). [Am. Hist.: Kane, 460–462]
See : Scandal


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