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President Bush Greets Democracy Promoters in Estonia

President George W. Bush
Stenbock House
Tallinn, Estonia
November 28, 2006

Released by the White House
Office of the Press Secretary

10:31 A.M. (Local)

PRESIDENT BUSH: It's an amazing country you have here. They've got an e-government system that should be the envy of a lot of nations. They've got a tax system that is transparent, open and simple; people file their taxes over the Internet.

You're doing a fine job, Mr. Prime Minister. Proud of you.

END 10:32 A.M. (Local)



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