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Interest groups have already spent over $200 million since President Obama's inauguration in order to manipulate American energy policy reform.

(Obama famously learned that Republicans would oppose his package as he was on his way up to Capitol Hill, a week after inauguration, in order to discuss possible legislative dealmaking).

And more than a hundred and thirty artists and their allies (including this magazine's theatre critic) signed a petition calling for an "art strike" by museums, galleries, concert halls, and other cultural institutions on Inauguration Day, in order to "combat the normalization of Trumpism — a toxic mix of white supremacy, misogyny, xenophobia, militarism, and oligarchic rule".

Less than a month after his inauguration he created the White House Office of Urban Affairs in order to "articulate goals for cities and metropolitan areas" and to "advance the goals of competitiveness, sustainability and inclusion".

Special prosecutors were given 40 days to investigate in order to finish before the inauguration.

In her voiceover covering the police violence at the Hilton on the night of Hubert Humphrey's inauguration, Andie Tucher says, "Demonstrators were provoking, by some accounts, the police in order to draw attention to their demands.

On several occasions, the study noted, VTV even suspended its news programmes in order to carry live coverage of government events, "especially the inauguration of public works".Responsibility for regulating the media now lies with Jesse Chacón, the telecommunications minister.

Two days before the Inauguration of a man who has dismissed climate change as a Chinese hoax "in order to make U.S. manufacturing noncompetitive," scientists announced that the Earth reached its highest temperatures in 2016 the third year in a row.

WASHINGTON, D.C. (The Borowitz Report) — Organizers of a massive Inauguration protest announced on Saturday that they intend to surround the White House on January 20th in order to prevent President Barack Obama from leaving.

By Andy Borowitz December 17, 2016 WASHINGTON, D.C. (The Borowitz Report) — Organizers of a massive Inauguration protest announced on Saturday that they intend to surround the White House on January 20th in order to prevent President Barack Obama from leaving.

As the resettlement agenda now approaches the 50th year of its inauguration, it is only appropriate that planners, scholars, and indeed the Bedouin themselves now look back in order to assess how far they've come and for that matter, how much further they've yet to go.