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Safire was apparently fond of [[Shakespeare]], referring to him 26 times and even linking some modern political terms (such as the [[pocket veto]]) to similar wording by Shakespeare.
 
Safire was apparently fond of [[Shakespeare]], referring to him 26 times and even linking some modern political terms (such as the [[pocket veto]]) to similar wording by Shakespeare.
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This book was improved through five editions, its latest in 2008.
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This book was improved through five editions, its latest in 2008.  Its original edition on 1968 was entitled ''The New Language of Politics''.
    
== See also ==
 
== See also ==
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