Reagan
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3.3
- proper noun
- /ˈreɪɡən/
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Reagan
- President Reagan talked about such a scenario in a 1987 address to the United Nations General Assembly.
- Ronald Reagan
- President Reagan
- the Reagan administration
So twice, Nixon and Reagan, Yes, that's exactly right.
- So twice, Nixon and Reagan, Yes, that's exactly right.
- Yeah, Ronald Reagan, in contrast, was not like that.
- A few blocks down, the Democrats under Reagan were trading away their votes.
- We've had four guests on David Stockman, Reagan's budget director.
- At least Nancy and Ronald Reagan are sweet people.
- How did how did Ronald Reagan deal with immigration?
- You know, Ronald Reagan was apparently another short sleeper.
- And this is the political party which Reagan was the star, right?
- But but Ronald Reagan had those interpersonal skills.
- And by the way, before Ronald Reagan, this was not, this was not legal.
- But then when the wheels hit the tarmac at Reagan Airport, I lifted the shade up.
- It's the famous Gorbachev and Reagan joint statement.
- There was an era of deregulation which was the Reagan Thatcher years.
- And that, famously, is known among DC insiders as the Reagan reversal.
Examples
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Chief of Staff James Baker says that the Reagan administration has inherited the worst economy in 50 years.
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There's a reason the Reagan revolution took place.
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President Reagan was one of those Americans.
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OK, OK, so Reagan used humor to win people over.
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...President Ronald Reagan and Pope John Paul II.
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The year was 1980, and Ronald Reagan had just been sworn in.
Fiction book (1993) -
In the early 1980s, during the Reagan administration, many key sentencing provisions from S. 1 became law.
Academic text (2011) -
Steyer: Starting in the 1980s, really under President Reagan, we started deregulating the media industry in the United States.
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The five living former chief executives Presidents Bush, Reagan, Carter, Ford and Nixon were on hand for the groundbreaking ceremony.
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President Reagan was known for his optimistic vision for America.
Compounds
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4.8
The part of the United States government led by President Ronald Reagan from 1981 to 1989
Surface Forms
Etymology
Reagan as a surname comes from an old Irish family name Ó Riagáin and the personal name Riagán, where ri means 'king' and the ending makes it 'little king'. So when you see Reagan as a last name, remember it originally meant 'little king' and is now a family name many people know from Ronald Reagan.