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Government administrators and staff professionals spend most of their time communicating-with superiors, subordinates, peers in the same and other agencies and with members of government's various publics.
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credibility with superiors, communicating strategically, strategic contingency model, government communicators, collegial communication, crisis council, public managers, public administrators, administrative superiors, situation profile, citizen feedback, government communication, agency direction, audience profile, public executives, management situation, lateral communication, constituent publics
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Persian Gulf, United States, New York City, President Bush, Freedom of Information Act, King Fahd, Los Angeles, National Commission, President Nixon, Saudi Arabia, Federal Aviation Administration, Operation Desert Storm, President Reagan, Sam Adams, World War, Chapters Four, Nelson Rockefeller, New Jersey, Saddam Hussein, Sunshine Act
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