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Presidents Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan each gave a total of three non-State of the Union/annual message speeches before Congress, the most of any president since Truman, who gave nine.

Obama speech continues tradition started by Adams, Wilson 2009

Japan is also the only nation to have endured an attack by non-State Actors using gas, but it likely won't be the last, and the need for securing of nuclear material the world over, is simply not difficult to comprehend, and is well manifested in this PBS Newshour piece on dirty bombs .

Michael Vazquez: Weekend Film: On Into Eternity Michael Vazquez 2011

That one image alone was enough to further enrage protesters already risking their lives at the cost of 13 killings over five days -- and when it was taken up by non-State broadcasters, and sent to desktops and laptops in homes and offices throughout the city, there was no stopping the avalanche of angry Cairenes, especially women, into the streets.

David Tereshchuk: The Phone's Fickle Power -- in Text and Image David Tereshchuk 2011

The last president to give a non-State of the Union/annual message address to Congress was President George W. Bush, who discussed the 9/11 terrorism attacks in 2001.

Obama speech continues tradition started by Adams, Wilson 2009

Japan is also the only nation to have endured an attack by non-State Actors using gas, but it likely won't be the last, and the need for securing of nuclear material the world over, is simply not difficult to comprehend, and is well manifested in this PBS Newshour piece on dirty bombs .

Michael Vazquez: Weekend Film: On Into Eternity Michael Vazquez 2011

That one image alone was enough to further enrage protesters already risking their lives at the cost of 13 killings over five days -- and when it was taken up by non-State broadcasters, and sent to desktops and laptops in homes and offices throughout the city, there was no stopping the avalanche of angry Cairenes, especially women, into the streets.

David Tereshchuk: The Phone's Fickle Power -- in Text and Image David Tereshchuk 2011

There was a perception among interlocutors that many de facto non-State armed groups used the regularization process for PMSCs to disguise their groupings as private security companies, reinforcing the perception that PMSCs were a threat to peace and the stability of Afghanistan.

David Isenberg: How Far They've Come, How Far They Have To Go 2010

There was a perception among interlocutors that many de facto non-State armed groups used the regularization process for PMSCs to disguise their groupings as private security companies, reinforcing the perception that PMSCs were a threat to peace and the stability of Afghanistan.

David Isenberg: How Far They've Come, How Far They Have To Go 2010

There was a perception among interlocutors that many de facto non-State armed groups used the regularization process for PMSCs to disguise their groupings as private security companies, reinforcing the perception that PMSCs were a threat to peace and the stability of Afghanistan.

David Isenberg: How Far They've Come, How Far They Have To Go 2010

There was a perception among interlocutors that many de facto non-State armed groups used the regularization process for PMSCs to disguise their groupings as private security companies, reinforcing the perception that PMSCs were a threat to peace and the stability of Afghanistan.

David Isenberg: How Far They've Come, How Far They Have To Go 2010