Crossword Clue: W., vis-à-vis the military
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- Bill's title: abbr.
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- Head man: Abbr.
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- VIP of the USAF
- The Pres., militarily speaking
- The Pres., militarily
- The President, initially
- W., vis-à-vis the military
- POTUS, militarily
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- POTUS, to the military
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- Pres. Bush's role as head of the armed forces
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- Pres., militarily
- Pres. title
- Pres., to the military
- Pres., vis-à-vis the armed forces
- President: abbr.
- President, militarily speaking: Abbr.
- Presidential briefing?
- Presidential initials
- Presidential title: Abbr.
- Presidents' mil. rank
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- Prez, to GIs
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- Title for Obama: Abbr.
- Title spelled out in Art. 2 of the U.S. Constitution
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Recent Usage of W., vis-à-vis the military in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - June 17, 2007