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By Sally Quinn
Washington Post Staff Writer
Saturday, January 22, 1977; 12:30 AM
They are not our king and queen. There is nothing royal or imperial about them.
He signs his name "Jimmy."
They refuse to ride in a limousine, and ride instead to their own inaugural events in a mustard-colored Lincoln.
She wears her unfashionable 6-year-old evening dress from his gubernatorial inaugural ball for "sentimental reasons."
He wears a clip-on bow tie.
They walk from the Capitol to the White House.
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