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U.S. President George Bush pats his dog Millie as he and Brian Mulroney chat on the White House lawn
U.S. President George Bush pats his dog Millie as he and Brian Mulroney chat on the White House lawn

U.S. President George Bush pats his dog Millie as he and Brian Mulroney chat on the White House lawn

Date5/5/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: U.S. President George Bush pats his dog Millie as he and Brian Mulroney chat on the White House lawn.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0070002F
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