This is an extract from President Bush's inaugural address yesterday in Washington.

The new President gave out his political creed in his inaugural address.

There was in Mr. Buchanan's inaugural address a tone of deep earnestness.

At an early hour he gave his inaugural address its final revision.

The President's inaugural address was full of a generous spirit of reconciliation.

Then Lincoln's second inauguration came, and with it his second inaugural address.

Mr Noonan's inaugural address as leader of Fine Gael was powerful.

This choice was made and was declared in the inaugural address.

No inaugural address had ever been presented in such turbulent times.

He had said in his inaugural address with all apparent fairness:

He carried a cane and a little roll-themanuscript of his inaugural address.

I heard him deliver his second inaugural address,-oneof his two greatest speeches.

Bush's fiery inaugural address justified US actions by the over-arching imperative to spread democracy.

I commended such a program in case of future war, in the inaugural address.

He served for only thirty-five days, and also coincidentally gave the longest inaugural address.

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