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Washington, D.C.

  1. The capital of the United States. Located in the District of Columbia .


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Known for its historical monuments, museums, and buildings, including the Lincoln Memorial , the Smithsonian Institution , the Vietnam Memorial , the Washington Monument , and the White House .
Location of the headquarters for the major branches of the government of the United States, including the departments of the executive branch , Congress , and the Supreme Court .
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Would Washington, D.C., be amenable to working with Hollywood?

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Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., a new mother who led the anemic Republican support for parental leave, declared that it demonstrated "the importance of female members having a vote in Washington, D.C."

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One belongs to William M. Treanor, dean of Georgetown Law School, who in mid-February received a letter from Edward Martin, the interim U.S. attorney for Washington, D.C., calling the school’s teaching and promoting of DEI “unacceptable†and stating that no student “affiliated with a law school or university that continues to teach and utilize DEI will be considered†for employment in his office.

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“The way the system of justice is supposed to work is that everyone has a right to counsel and you don’t get punished for representing people who are politically unpopular,†said a veteran Washington, D.C., campaign lawyer, who requested anonymity to speak candidly because they feared retaliation.

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Still, Auriemma seemed to be caught a bit off guard by the SportsCenter anchor’s comment during a postgame interview that took place with him on the court in Spokane, Wash., and Van Pelt in a Washington, D.C., studio.

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