The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT6) WASHINGTON -- April 29, 2001 -- CHENEY-AIDE-PROFILE -- I. Lewis Libby 50, a lawyer, who is chief of staff and national security adviser to Vice President Dick Cheney, will not divulge how he got the nickname Scooter, by which he is universally known. Perhaps it is not surprising that Cheney's top aide shares not only his boss' low-key demeanor and circumspection but also his penchant for keeping tight-lipped when it comes to some biographical details as well as matters of state and country. "He's Dick Cheney's Dick Cheney," says Mary Matalin, a counselor to the vice president. (Susana Raab/The New York Times)
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