Crossword Clue: Play to a C-Span camera

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• Word from the Latin for "pray"
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• What a politico loves to do
• Talk big?
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• What spell-binders do
• What spellbinders do.
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• What spread-eagleists do
• State your address?
• Use a lectern
• Use a podium
• Use a soapbox, e.g.
• Use a soapbox
• Use assembly language?
• Use the bully pulpit
• Use the soapbox

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• New York Times - Nov. 17, 2002

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