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The strategic potential of sequencing apologia stases: President Clinton's self‐defense in the Monica Lewinsky scandal

Michael R. Kramer Doctoral candidate in Communication Studies, University of Minnesota
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Kathryn M. Olson Associate Professor of Communication, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Pages 347-368 | Published online: 06 Jun 2009

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