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The 26 pages that link to Bill Clinton, each with the reason it gives.

• George H. W. BushCompared with: Clinton defeated Bush in 1992 by emphasizing domestic economic concerns and generational change.

• Kim Dae-jungRelated: Clinton's administration supported engagement with North Korea during Kim's presidency.

• Two-state solutionRelated: His administration sponsored the negotiations that produced the Clinton Parameters.

• North American Free Trade AgreementRelated: Clinton’s administration won passage after adding labor and environmental side agreements.

• Yitzhak RabinRelated: Clinton brokered and witnessed key Israeli-Palestinian agreements signed by Rabin and Arafat.

• Maya AngelouRelated: Clinton invited Angelou to recite On the Pulse of Morning at his 1993 inauguration.

• Hillary ClintonRelated: Her husband’s presidency shaped her public role as first lady and her early national political profile.

• Plan ColombiaRelated: Clinton’s administration shaped the U.S. package and its counternarcotics emphasis.

• Al GoreRelated: Clinton selected Gore as his running mate, and the two served together for eight years.

• Budapest MemorandumRelated: Clinton signed the memorandum for the United States.

• Madeleine AlbrightRelated: He appointed Albright as secretary of state after she served as his ambassador to the United Nations.

• Richard HolbrookeRelated: Clinton’s administration empowered Holbrooke’s diplomacy and backed the Dayton settlement.

• Jean-Bertrand AristideRelated: His administration oversaw the 1994 intervention that returned Aristide to Haiti’s presidency.

• Newt GingrichRelated: Their clashes over budgets and federal policy defined much of Gingrich’s speakership.

• Ehud BarakRelated: Clinton hosted the Camp David negotiations between Barak and Arafat.

• Ross PerotRelated: Clinton defeated Perot and George H. W. Bush in the 1992 presidential election.

• Andrés Pastrana ArangoRelated: Clinton’s administration supported Plan Colombia and worked closely with Pastrana’s government.

• ArkansasRelated: His Arkansas political career preceded his presidency.

• Ernesto SamperRelated: His administration revoked Samper’s U.S. visa and decertified Colombia over counternarcotics cooperation.

• Arsenio HallRelated: Clinton played saxophone on Hall’s show during his 1992 presidential campaign.

• Assassination of Yitzhak RabinRelated: Clinton attended Rabin’s funeral and publicly urged Israelis to continue pursuing peace.

• Jim LehrerRelated: Lehrer moderated the 1992 debate in which Clinton faced George H. W. Bush and Ross Perot.

• Little RockRelated: His Arkansas political career and presidential library are closely associated with Little Rock.

• Marc RichRelated: Clinton pardoned Rich on his final day in office, prompting political controversy.

• Patty HearstRelated: The pardon formally ended the long-running federal consequences of her conviction.

• George StephanopoulosRelated: Stephanopoulos advised Clinton during the 1992 presidential campaign and his administration.