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Judd Gregg: If the Senator would yield so we could enter into a unanimous consent agreement. I believe we have reached an agreement…

On the recordJuly 11, 2006
If the Senator would yield so we could enter into a unanimous consent agreement. I believe we have reached an agreement where we can proceed to lock in the vote on the Senator's amendment and the amendment offered by Senator Akaka and Senator Clinton. Mr. President, the request is as follows: I ask unanimous consent that at the conclusion of the Senator's remarks, Senator Lautenberg be recognized for 15 minutes, and that at the conclusion of his remarks, we would go to a vote on Senator Collins' amendment, with no second degrees being in order--and there would be 2 minutes equally divided prior to that vote--and that at the conclusion of the vote on Senator Collins' amendment, we would go to a vote on the amendment offered by Senator Akaka and Senator Clinton, with 2 minutes equally divided prior to that vote----
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