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  • noun Plural form of Caesar.

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Examples

  • In my chapter on FDR in American Caesars, I've written of FDR's first term, FDR's empathy with the lot of ordinary Americans was the quality that raised him head and shoulders above his contemporaries.

    Nigel Hamilton: The Meltdown -- and After Nigel Hamilton 2010

  • In my chapter on FDR in American Caesars, I've written of FDR's first term, FDR's empathy with the lot of ordinary Americans was the quality that raised him head and shoulders above his contemporaries.

    Nigel Hamilton: The Meltdown -- and After Nigel Hamilton 2010

  • In my chapter on FDR in American Caesars, I've written of FDR's first term, FDR's empathy with the lot of ordinary Americans was the quality that raised him head and shoulders above his contemporaries.

    Nigel Hamilton: The Meltdown -- and After Nigel Hamilton 2010

  • In my chapter on FDR in American Caesars, I've written of FDR's first term, FDR's empathy with the lot of ordinary Americans was the quality that raised him head and shoulders above his contemporaries.

    Nigel Hamilton: The Meltdown -- and After Nigel Hamilton 2010

  • "On the day of the presidential election in November 2008," I wrote in American Caesars, "Bush's approval rating, in a CBS tracking poll, dipped below 20 per cent -- 'the lowest ever recorded by a president'' as newspapers recorded -- while his disapproval rating soared to 72 percent."

    Nigel Hamilton: Bush's 14 Decision Points Nigel Hamilton 2010

  • "On the day of the presidential election in November 2008," I wrote in American Caesars, "Bush's approval rating, in a CBS tracking poll, dipped below 20 per cent -- 'the lowest ever recorded by a president'' as newspapers recorded -- while his disapproval rating soared to 72 percent."

    Nigel Hamilton: Bush's 14 Decision Points Nigel Hamilton 2010

  • But let us start where President Bush begins his life story, with his childhood, youth and formative years -- the period I've called "The Path to the White House" in American Caesars: Lives of the Presidents, From Franklin D. Roosevelt to George W. Bush.

    Nigel Hamilton: George W. Bush -- and Selective Memory Nigel Hamilton 2010

  • But let us start where President Bush begins his life story, with his childhood, youth and formative years -- the period I've called "The Path to the White House" in American Caesars: Lives of the Presidents, From Franklin D.

    Nigel Hamilton: George W. Bush -- and Selective Memory Nigel Hamilton 2010

  • But let us start where President Bush begins his life story, with his childhood, youth and formative years -- the period I've called "The Path to the White House" in American Caesars: Lives of the Presidents, From Franklin D. Roosevelt to George W. Bush.

    Nigel Hamilton: George W. Bush -- and Selective Memory Nigel Hamilton 2010

  • But let us start where President Bush begins his life story, with his childhood, youth and formative years -- the period I've called "The Path to the White House" in American Caesars: Lives of the Presidents, From Franklin D. Roosevelt to George W. Bush.

    Nigel Hamilton: George W. Bush -- and Selective Memory Nigel Hamilton 2010

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