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When President Bush made his first, and thus far his only, claim of executive privilege in December, his administration vowed to resist Capitol Hill pressure to hand over documents outlining why prosecutors didn't bring charges in certain cases. Now it has quietly started giving lawmakers access to portions of those files. While this type of resolution isn't unusual in such disputes, it's a striking reversal for this administration.
March 19, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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