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When a president serves 8 years what this last year is called?
When a president serves 8 years, his last year in office is sometimes referred to as "lame duck".
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When a president serves 8 years, his last year in office is sometimes referred to as "lame duck".

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The president serves 2 four-year terms. The 8th year would be the last year of his second term.
Added 7/6/2010 9:33:14 AM
The slang term for this is "lame duck."
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The 8th which is the last year of an American president has a name, what is it!? Lazy Dog or something..
Weegy: Weegy is not a psychic. User: The 8th which is the last year of an American president has a name, what is it!? Lazy Dog or something.. (More)
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The tradition you're referring to is the "Eight-Syllable Code" used by the Secret Service. Each U.S. president is assigned a code name that contains eight letters, and it often starts with the same letter as their last name. However, "Lazy Dog" is not a known presidential code name. The final year of a presidency is sometimes referred to as the "lame-duck" period.

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