On Wednesday, President Obama will have been in office for 100 days. All this week, NPR is looking at the new administration and measuring its progress against the goals and benchmarks Obama himself laid out.
The president's most immediate challenge as he took office was finding a way to stabilize the economy and lift it out of a severe recession.
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