On the recordSeptember 21, 2010
Senator Pryor, your bill doesn't attempt monolithic application. You do have some exceptions.
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congress.govMark Pryor: “Senator Pryor, your bill doesn't attempt monolithic application. You do have some exceptions.”
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Discussing the flexibility of his bill regarding information broker provisions.
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