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Lyndon

[ lin-duhn ]

noun

  1. a male given name.


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Lyndon Harris, prosecuting, said Ojiri, owner of Ramp Gallery in London, had read news reports showing Ahmad had been sanctioned and discussed this with other people.

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With the passage of time, many of the war’s participants are no longer with us, but the series makes good use of archival materials, such as the White House tapes of Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard Nixon, to bring their voices into the story.

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The late Richard Nixon shouldn't expect to come off well in these histories, but neither do John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson, the latter of whom was especially susceptible to Gen. William Westmoreland’s persuasiveness.

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As news of the damage from these tactics made it back to the U.S., scientists raised concerns about the campaign’s environmental impacts to President Lyndon Johnson, calling for a review of whether the U.S. was intentionally using chemical weapons.

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He grew up to see how politics was at once powerful and petty, like when he took a job editing government documentaries of Lyndon Johnson and was ordered to never show the president’s bald spot.

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