Definition of presser
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:one that presses
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With the events in Charlottesville this past weekend still fresh in Americans’ minds, President Trump held a presser yesterday after taking about 48 hours to fully condemn the white nationalists in Charlottesville.
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In contrast, George H. W. Bush held 18 pressers in his first 200 days, and Obama held nine -- and even the notoriously press-averse George W. Bush held three.
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There was some truth to that, especially since the daily presser has become something of an institution in the last few administrations.
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Presumably, Gilbert will hold a presser when everything is finalized with Billups or whomever.
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Wednesday’s presser covered an array of topics people have been waiting for Sherman to weigh in on.
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Microsoft's View of the Immediate Future All this said, the presser's montage of verdant other-worlds and collapsed civilizations felt a bit skewed toward brutality and bleakness.
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Microsoft's View of the Immediate Future All this said, the presser's montage of verdant other-worlds and collapsed civilizations felt a bit skewed toward brutality and bleakness.
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Here’s what Marshawn Lynch said during his 4 minutes, 12 seconds at the Raiders podium on Tuesday … well, the printable words, anyway: Raiders’ periscope version of the Marshawn presser.
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