Which U.S. President originally signed NAFTA into law, though the negotiations were largely conducted by his predecessor?
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Correct answer: Bill Clinton
While George H.W. Bush negotiated the initial agreement, Bill Clinton oversaw the addition of labor and environmental side agreements. Clinton ultimately signed the implementing legislation and championed its passage through Congress.
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