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Mike DeWine
@mikedewine· Republican · OH· Mar 12, 2003

$118 million would be one-fourth of the entire District of Columbia Subcommittee, our subcommittee's allocation.

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Mike DeWine
@mikedewine· Republican · OH· Mar 12, 2003

It needs to come up here with the Administration strongly behind it for it to have any chance of being done.

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Mike DeWine
@mikedewine· Republican · OH· Mar 12, 2003

Well, you know, if there is a target population that is likely to re-offend, it is your target population.

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Mike DeWine
@mikedewine· Republican · OH· Mar 12, 2003

But, I mean, I really would want to know how long these kids were in care before they got a permanency plan.

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Sam Brownback
@sambrownback· Republican · KS· Mar 4, 2003

One is the 12th largest economy in the world; and in the other, a third of its people are living on food aid donations.

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Sam Brownback
@sambrownback· Republican · KS· Mar 4, 2003

I would hope that as we move forward, the overarching views for foreign policy that are not vital and strategic, we look at how we do our compassion and how we present that in a way that can be most empowering to the people.

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George W. Bush
@georgewbush· Republican · TX· Mar 4, 2003

America supports the international development goals in the UN Millennium Declaration, and believes these goals are a shared responsibility of developed and developing countries.

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Sam Brownback
@sambrownback· Republican · KS· Mar 4, 2003

I think in looking to the future, vital and strategic is going to include more functions with it, and this is one of the functions of expanding democracy, of getting systems right.

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Thomas R. Carper
@thomasrcarper· Feb 26, 2003

the amount of money that I think you have mentioned, roughly $2.5 billion, that is what Delaware could use for one city, Wilmington.

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Thomas R. Carper
@thomasrcarper· Feb 26, 2003

We have been having this back and forth between our Department of Natural Resources in Delaware and Motiva.

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Thomas R. Carper
@thomasrcarper· Feb 26, 2003

I just want to follow up on Senator Cornyn's observation about I think the Administration's proposal to reduce, I think you said, CO2 emissions by what, voluntarily, by 18 percent?

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Thomas R. Carper
@thomasrcarper· Feb 26, 2003

That is not an 18 percent reduction below current levels. That is an 18 percent reduction below what would otherwise be the case in the year 2012.

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Thomas R. Carper
@thomasrcarper· Feb 26, 2003

I know these people have been waiting to hear my statement, Mr. Chairman, but I am going to disappoint them and ask unanimous consent that my statement be entered in the record and we will move right to the questions.

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