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"The American Language Association (ALA) sent a delegation of three grammarians to Washington, D.C. today to coach President George W. Bush in speaking English, based on an analysis of his speeches over the past two years. Professor Elvin Standish, chairman of the group, states that these speeches were seen by most of America as policy communications of the sort presidents often deliver, but that the board of the ALA saw them as a clear cry for help. In response, the three members of the delegation will help clarify the President's message and perhaps reverse much of the decline seen in his popularity rating. "

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"The American Language Association (ALA) sent a delegation of three grammarians to Washington, D.C. today to coach President George W. Bush in speaking English, based on an analysis of his speeches over the past two years. Professor Elvin Standish, chairman of the group, states that these speeches were seen by most of America as policy communications of the sort presidents often deliver, but that the board of the ALA saw them as a clear cry for help. In response, the three members of the delegation will help clarify the President's message and perhaps reverse much of the decline seen in his popularity rating. As that rating has fallen below 30 percent, the ALA board has become more ..."

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