On the recordSeptember 28, 2009
The idea that a comma would exclude from a search someone who has been found to be disbarred from doing business with the government, that is a big deal.
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congress.govClaire McCaskill: “The idea that a comma would exclude from a search someone who has been found to be disbarred from doing business with…”
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McCaskill emphasizes the importance of effective search capabilities in government databases.
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