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... Watergate office building , and The Washington Post assigned two unknown young reporters , Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein , to pursue the story . They had few official sources , but the sources they did have led their stories ...
... Watergate office building , and The Washington Post assigned two unknown young reporters , Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein , to pursue the story . They had few official sources , but the sources they did have led their stories ...
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... Watergate scandal . I believe most reporters , in 1972 , at least suspected that the Watergate break - in had had its origins in the White House - if not in Nixon's office , then at least among officials responsible only to him , taking ...
... Watergate scandal . I believe most reporters , in 1972 , at least suspected that the Watergate break - in had had its origins in the White House - if not in Nixon's office , then at least among officials responsible only to him , taking ...
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... Watergate coverage in an effort to catch up to the Washington Post's numerous disclosures . Hersh plunged heavily and successfully into Watergate and thought little more of Project Jennifer - until sometime in February 1974. William ...
... Watergate coverage in an effort to catch up to the Washington Post's numerous disclosures . Hersh plunged heavily and successfully into Watergate and thought little more of Project Jennifer - until sometime in February 1974. William ...
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