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Guest List: A Royal Affair At the White House
The White House table settings, chosen by Laura Bush, hold centerpieces of white phalaenopsis orchids displayed in vermeil vases, with Clinton china.
(By Shealah Craighead -- The White House Via Associated Press)
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