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Tokyo’s position is that Takaichi was talking hypothetically and articulating longstanding Japanese policy, though it was unusual for a sitting prime minister to be so explicit.

If we don’t organize, articulate a policy platform and recruit the best and brightest across different generations, we will be marginalized and then extinguished entirely.

And for reasons I still can’t fully articulate, I adored him.

He liked fast food and sports and, most importantly, he shared all their gripes and complaints and articulated them in the same terms some used themselves.

Unlike executive orders, which can vary widely in scope and importance, national security memoranda often articulate broader administration-wide strategies, and are frequently classified.