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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.  Its original edition on 1968 was entitled ''The New Language of Politics''.
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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''.  Its final editions were named ''Safire's New Political Dictionary''.
    
== See also ==
 
== See also ==
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