On the recordNovember 16, 2009
Mr. Chairman, thank you. I am sorry I missed most of your opening statement, the most important part of the hearing, but I am sure I will get a copy of that and review it.
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Kyl acknowledges missing part of the chairman's opening statement and expresses gratitude to the witnesses.
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