On the recordNovember 2, 2005
I reserve my right to object only because I am not sure that is what he wants. Is there any way the Senator can fit it in later on for 10 minutes?
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Pete Domenici
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govinfo.govI reserve my right to object only because I am not sure that is what he wants. Is there any way the Senator can fit it in later on for 10 minutes?
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