- HAIG
- British field marshall
- Alexander or Douglas
- Former secretary of state Alexander
- Secretary of State under Reagan
- Douglas or Alexander
- Reagan's first secretary of state
- Scotch whisky with the slogan, "Don't be vague, ask for ___"
- Reagan secretary of state
- I'm in control here speaker
- Reagan statesman
- 1980s statesman
- Reagan cabinet member
- Nixon chief of staff
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- Richard Dreyfuss' role in the 2001 made-for-TV film "The Day Reagan Was Shot"
- Rumsfeld's predecessor as White House Chief of Staff
- Former Defense Secretary Alexander
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- Reagan Secretary of State Alexander
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- A Reagan attorney general
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- Secretary of State before Shultz
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- White House chief of staff after Haldeman
- Chief of Staff after Haldeman
- Reagan secretary of state Alexander __
- Former White House chief of staff
- '70s NATO commander
- British general of W. W. I.
- British Commander in Chief, 1916–18.
- British field marshal, World War I.
- British Commander in Chief, 1915.
- Commander at Battle of The Somme.
- British commander, 1914–18.
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- British marshal, 1915–18.
- British C. I. C. in World War I.
- British C. I. C. in 1915.
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- British CIC, 1915–19.
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- British marshal of W. W. I.
- Marshal of W. W. I.
- British marshal
- A Presidential candidate
- Muskie's successor
- British field marshal, W.W. I.
- Former Kissinger-Nixon aide
- British field marshal in W.W. I
- White House aide in 1974
- Reagan's first Sec. of State
- Ex–Secretary of State
- Whilom Reagan Sec. of State
- Nixon aide in 1974
- British W.W. I field marshal
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- Reagan pal Al
- Chief of staff under Nixon
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- Department of State chief under Reagan
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- Secretary of State with "Jr." in his name
- Shultz's predecessor as secretary of state
- Alexander ___, secretary of state under Reagan
- Alexander who said "I'm in control here"
- Secretary of state after Muskie
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- Watergate-era White House chief of staff
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- Caveat: Realism, Reagan and Foreign Policy memoirist
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- He infamously said in 1981, "I am in control here"
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- Former secretary of state
- Nixon staff chief
- '80s secretary of state
- He said, "As of now, I am in control here, in the White House" on March 30, 1981
- White House Chief of Staff during Watergate
- 1980s secretary of state Al
- Member of Reagan's cabinet
