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At the President's first full-scale news conference last week, two of the thirteen questions were about bipartisanship.

Mr. Sarkozy, in only the third full-scale news conference of his presidency, said it would be inappropriate for France, which ruled Tunisia as a colony until 1956, to meddle in its affairs or exhibit "colonial reflexes".

Inevitably, perhaps, when Arnold Schwarzenegger, ventured out last week for his first full-scale news conference since announcing he was running for governor, this on the subject of his economic plan, he was not alone.

It was his first full-scale news conference since May, when he addressed reporters in advance of Iraqi security forces' taking the lead in security operations on June 30.

But at his first full-scale news conference in nearly five months, Mr. Bush also took responsibility for the first time for an assertion in his State of the Union address about the threat from Iraq's nuclear weapons program that turned out to be based on questionable intelligence.

But at his first full-scale news conference in nearly five months, Mr. Bush also took responsibility for the first time for an assertion in his State of the Union address about Iraq's nuclear weapons program that turned out to be based on questionable intelligence.

She deserves a full-scale New York showcase, and soon.

It's time for a full-scale New York revival.

But there are several reasons to doubt that it could get a full-scale cable news network off the ground.

He has not had a full-scale White House news conference in seven months, the longest such stretch by any president in a decade.

And while Mr. Obama had five full-scale White House news conferences early in his tenure, he has not had any since July, when he declared that the police had "acted stupidly" in arresting a black Harvard professor, touching off a racial furor that distracted from his health care message for days.