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  • US Congressmen David Obey views the newly released federal budget, the first balanced federal budget during an event in the East Room of the White House February 2, 1999 in Washington, DC.
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  • Flamingo abstract art sculpture by Alexander Calder outside the Kluczynski Federal Building Chicago, IL.
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  • Flamingo abstract art sculpture by Alexander Calder outside the Kluczynski Federal Building Chicago, IL.
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  • Flamingo abstract art sculpture by Alexander Calder outside the Kluczynski Federal Building Chicago, IL.
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  • Protesters gather outside the Federal Courthouse August 6, 1998 in Washington, DC.Kenneth Starr's grand jury investigating an alleged presidential affair continues to hear from witness Linda Tripp.
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  • Star witness Linda Tripp enters the Federal Courthouse July 28, 1998 in Washington, DC. Tripp is testifying before Kenneth Starr's grand jury investigating an alleged presidential affair.
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  • Star witness Linda Tripp enters the Federal Courthouse July 28, 1998 in Washington, DC. Tripp is testifying before Kenneth Starr's grand jury investigating an alleged presidential affair.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan talks to Senators before testifying in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan testifies in the Senate Budget Committee September 23, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan said that global financial turmoil would be more than enough to curb U.S. inflation, a signal he may push for an interest rate cut as early as next week.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan testifies in the Senate Budget Committee September 23, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan said that global financial turmoil would be more than enough to curb U.S. inflation, a signal he may push for an interest rate cut as early as next week.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan testifies in the Senate Budget Committee September 23, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan said that global financial turmoil would be more than enough to curb U.S. inflation, a signal he may push for an interest rate cut as early as next week.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan testifies in the Senate Budget Committee September 23, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan said that global financial turmoil would be more than enough to curb U.S. inflation, a signal he may push for an interest rate cut as early as next week.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan testifies in the Senate Budget Committee September 23, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan said that global financial turmoil would be more than enough to curb U.S. inflation, a signal he may push for an interest rate cut as early as next week.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan testifies in the Senate Budget Committee September 23, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan said that global financial turmoil would be more than enough to curb U.S. inflation, a signal he may push for an interest rate cut as early as next week.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan testifies in the Senate Budget Committee September 23, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan said that global financial turmoil would be more than enough to curb U.S. inflation, a signal he may push for an interest rate cut as early as next week.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan testifies in the Senate Budget Committee September 23, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan said that global financial turmoil would be more than enough to curb U.S. inflation, a signal he may push for an interest rate cut as early as next week.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan testifies in the Senate Budget Committee September 23, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan said that global financial turmoil would be more than enough to curb U.S. inflation, a signal he may push for an interest rate cut as early as next week.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan talks to Senators before testifying in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • Tim Keating, former Chief of Staff in the White House Office of Legislative Affairs, departs the Federal Courthouse following testimony at the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC. Keating hired Lewinsky for a paying job in the Office of Legislative Affairs after her White House internship, and later transferred her to the Pentagon.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse with her lawyer Jeffrey Jacobovitz, following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • Patsy Thomasson, the former Director of White House Office of Administration, departs from the Federal Courthouse following testimony in front of the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • US President Bill Clinton smiles as he unveils the first balanced federal budget in the East Room of the White House February 2, 1999 in Washington, DC.
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  • US President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore talk as they unveil the first balanced federal budget in the East Room of the White House February 2, 1999 in Washington, DC.
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  • US President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore talk as they unveil the first balanced federal budget in the East Room of the White House February 2, 1999 in Washington, DC.
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  • US President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore talk as they unveil the first balanced federal budget in the East Room of the White House February 2, 1999 in Washington, DC.
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  • US President Bill Clinton draws a giant zero on a sign as he and Vice President Al Gore unveil the first balanced federal budget in the East Room of the White House February 2, 1999 in Washington, DC.
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  • Facade of the Federal Reserve Bank building on LaSalle Street in the Financial District Chicago, IL.
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  • Facade of the Federal Reserve Bank building on LaSalle Street in the Financial District Chicago, IL.
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  • Sign for the Federal Reserve Bank building on LaSalle Street in the Financial District Chicago, IL.
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  • Facade of the Federal Reserve Bank building on LaSalle Street in the Financial District Chicago, IL.
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  • David Kendall, attorney for US President Bill Clinton, leaves the Federal Courthouse where the Grand Jury investigating President Bill Clinton continues July 28, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • David Kendall, attorney for US President Bill Clinton, leaves the Federal Courthouse where the Grand Jury investigating President Bill Clinton continues July 28, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • David Kendall, attorney for US President Bill Clinton, leaves the Federal Courthouse where the Grand Jury is investigating President Bill Clinton July 28, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • US Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan (center) talks with Jean-Claude Trichet, governor of the central bank of France during a group photo for the International Monetary Fund-World Bank annual meeting October 6, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • US President Bill Clinton standing in front of the new Budget Surplus Clock announces the first federal budget surplus in 29 years during an event at the White House September 30, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • US President Bill Clinton standing in front of the new Budget Surplus Clock announces the first federal budget surplus in 29 years during an event at the White House September 30, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • US President Bill Clinton walks with Senator John Breaux and Vice President Al Gore following an announcement on the first federal budget surplus in 29 years during an event at the White House September 30, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • US President Bill Clinton during an event announcing the first federal budget surplus in 29 years at the White House September 30, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • US President Bill Clinton standing in front of the new Budget Surplus Clock announces the first federal budget surplus in 29 years during an event at the White House September 30, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • US President Bill Clinton standing in front of the new Budget Surplus Clock announces the first federal budget surplus in 29 years during an event at the White House September 30, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • US President Bill Clinton standing in front of the new Budget Surplus Clock announces the first federal budget surplus in 29 years during an event at the White House September 30, 1998 in Washington, DC.
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  • US President Bill Clinton during during the release of the 1998 Federal Budget February 6, 1997 in Washington, DC. Clinton unveiled his 1.69 trillion USD budget which he says will balance the budget by the year 2002.
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  • Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin and Franklin Raines Director of the Office of Management and Budget during the release the Fiscal Year 1998 Federal Budget February 6, 1997 in Washington, DC. Clinton unveiled his 1.69 trillion USD budget which he says will balance the budget by the year 2002.
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  • Chief of Staff Erskine Bowles listens as US President Bill Clinton releases the Fiscal Year 1998 Federal Budget February 6, 1997 in Washington, DC. Clinton unveiled his 1.69 trillion USD budget which he says will balance the budget by the year 2002.
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  • US President Bill Clinton releases the Fiscal Year 1998 Federal Budget as Vice President Al Gore watches during a press conference in the Old Executive Office building February 6, 1997 in Washington, DC. Clinton unveiled his 1.69 trillion USD budget which he says will balance the budget by the year 2002.
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  • US President Bill Clinton releases the Fiscal Year 1998 Federal Budget as Vice President Al Gore watches during a press conference in the Old Executive Office building February 6, 1997 in Washington, DC. Clinton unveiled his 1.69 trillion USD budget which he says will balance the budget by the year 2002.
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  • Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan and his new bride NBC Television correspondent Andrea Mitchell pose for photos outside the The Inn in Little Washington, Virginia after their wedding April 6, 1997. Standing with the couple is seven-year-old flower girl, Lauren Hunt who is Mitchell's goddaughter.
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  • Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan and his new bride NBC Television correspondent Andrea Mitchell pose for photos outside the The Inn in Little Washington, Virginia after their wedding April 6, 1997. Standing with the couple is seven-year-old flower girl, Lauren Hunt who is Mitchell's goddaughter.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan testifies in Congress on bank mergers in Washington, DC.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan testifies in Congress on bank mergers in Washington, DC.
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  • Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan testifies in Congress on bank mergers in Washington, DC.
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  • Tim Keating, former Chief of Staff in the White House Office of Legislative Affairs, departs the Federal Courthouse following testimony at the Starr Grand Jury investigating the Monica Lewinsky affair February 25, 1998 in Washington, DC. Keating hired Lewinsky for a paying job in the Office of Legislative Affairs after her White House internship, and later transferred her to the Pentagon.
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