File:Official portrait of President Reagan and Vice President Bush 1981.jpg

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Description	English: "C3033-2, Official portrait of President Reagan and Vice President Bush. 7/16/81."
Date	16 July 1981
Source	http://www.reagan.utexas.edu/archives/photographs/official.html
Author	staff

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