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Mark Pryor: But, let me ask, if I may, Mr. Ditlow--in your opening statement, you refer to Mr. Sheridan, who's sitting there behind…

On the recordMay 18, 2010
But, let me ask, if I may, Mr. Ditlow--in your opening statement, you refer to Mr. Sheridan, who's sitting there behind you.
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Mark Pryor
Democratic · Arkansas

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Senator Pryor is addressing Mr. Ditlow about whistleblower protections.

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