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He brought his family here once to a radio address.

I've seen the people that were at the radio address.

He was at it again on Saturday, during his radio address.

"The printing press and the radio address the world instead of the individual."

"I urge people to return home now that the war is over," the president said in a radio address.

"Come to see me right after the radio address tomorrow," Clinton said and hung up.

He is expected to repeat his offer in a radio address tomorrow.

It turned out to be a real problem, and Nixon later acknowledged her in a radio address.

In his radio address today, he claimed to be marking "100 days of Congress and the president working together."

President Clinton said so in a radio address on May 27.

He says the Democratic radio address gave him a chance to gain national visibility.

Similarly, the subject of his radio address for Saturday was terror, not the economy.

President Reagan himself seemed to acknowledge the inevitable in his radio address today.

She was rushing off after this interview to record the President's weekly radio address with him.

President Clinton, in his weekly radio address, urged the country to have patience.

"People who have worked hard all of their lives deserve a helping hand," he said in his weekly radio address.

Mr. Clinton announced the policy in his radio address this morning.

But then that was where the President gave his weekly radio address today at the firehouse.

The radio address was taped Dec. 20, before the insurance companies went back to the court.

Mr. Clinton said in his radio address that the door was still open for compromise.

He delivered a sharper attack on Hollywood in the radio address.

In that campaign, he became one of the first Southern politicians to use radio addresses and sound trucks.

In November 2001, she became the first person other than a president to deliver the weekly presidential radio address.

In his radio address, he said: "For us, there is more to do than merely win the war.

"I want tough welfare reform, but we've got to be practical," he said in his radio address.