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FILE -- (NYT9) WASHINGTON -- July 17, 2007 -- VETERANS-NICHOLSON -- Veterans Affairs Secretary Jim Nicholson, who was forced to defend the Bush administration's handling of people injured in battle after revelations of shoddy health care at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, announced Tuesday he is resigning and returning to the private sector. Nicholson with Bush at the White House in December, 2004. (Doug Mills/The New York Times)
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