Similar words: expurgate, water, waterway, by water, hot water, waterloo, waterfall, watershed. Meaning: n. a political scandal involving abuse of power and bribery and obstruction of justice; led to the resignation of Richard Nixon in 1974.
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61 After much investigation, the reporters linked Watergate break - in to President Nixon and his top advisers.
62 Another famous face at the Lewis Libby Trial. Bob Woodward known for keeping his Watergate source a secret for decades testified Monday about what he learned and from whom.
63 I blamed him and his generation for everything from McCarthyism to the Vietnam War to Watergate.
64 Despite ignominy of Watergate, President Nixon still wins praise for building bridges to China.
65 On March 13, he told the president that the seven Watergate defendants were demanding hush money.
66 The clever journalists blew the lid off the Watergate scandal.
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67 They were way behind, and their slash-and-burn approach had worked in every election since 1968, except for President Carter's two-point victory in the aftermath of Watergate.
68 Organized chronologically and thematically , the book examines Nixon's election campaigns, his remarkable achievements in foreign affairs, and his involvement in the Watergate scandal.
69 Confidence had been destroyed by the bitter struggles over Vietnam policy, capped by Watergate.
70 Nixon became the first American President to resign because of the Watergate scandal.
71 And for decades now, the granddaddy of all rationalizations has been the "character" issue that was born of Vietnam and Watergate and became ubiquitous after Gary Hart.
72 Unbeknownst to his foreign policy advisers, Nixon was already preoccupied with the unraveling of Watergate.
73 Once Watergate erupted , it was impossible to arrest its course.
74 But in the ensuing saga, Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward wrote a new word into political history, Watergate .
75 Watergate, repeated exposures to graft and wrong-doing in high places --- both government and business.
76 Carter had eked out a paper-thin victory only because of Watergate, stagflation and defeat in Vietnam.
77 The two-party system has given this country the war of Lyndon Johnson, the Watergate of Nixon and the incompetence of Carter.
78 I witnessed, like everyone else, the consequences of another panicked decision to cover up the Watergate break-in.
79 Two Washington Post reporters, Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, linked the break-in to the committee to re-elect Republican President Richard Nixon. He resigned because of Watergate.
80 There is no excuse for the extralegal Methods : That went under the name of Watergate.
81 As a result of the Watergate scandal, Nixon resigned the presidency in the face of likely impeachment by the United States House of representatives and conviction by the senate.
82 The information was uncovered by Post reporter Robert Woodward, who partnered with the paper's Carl Bernstein in breaking the Watergate scandal.
83 " The year before Watergate, I sold 70 shredders,'said John Wagner of Allegheny Paper Shredders.
84 We all heard the big lie during the Watergate years.
85 No one had the stomach to refight the Vietnam debate in the midst of Watergate.
86 There is no excuse for the extralegal methods that went under the name of Watergate.
87 Nixon resigned because of Watergate Scandal, the first president to do so in American history.
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