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Judd Gregg: as I understand the time agreement, the Senator from Maine had no limitation on her time, but at the conclusion of her…

On the recordJuly 11, 2006
as I understand the time agreement, the Senator from Maine had no limitation on her time, but at the conclusion of her remarks, the Senator from New Jersey was to be recognized for 15 minutes. If her remarks are completed, the time will begin to run against the Senator from New Jersey. It will take a new unanimous consent request, I suspect, to yield to the Senator from Connecticut. How much time does the Senator from Connecticut wish?
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