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Term used to describe the growth of presidential powers during the cold war, particularly with respect to war-making powers and the conduct of national security.

Term used to describe the growth of presidential powers during the cold war, particularly with respect to war-making powers and the conduct of national security.
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term used to describe the growth of presidential powers during the cold war, particularly with respect to war-making powers and the conduct of national security.

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"Executive expansion" or "presidential power expansion."

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