History does not repeat itself, it rhymes.'' I am fond of that statement from Mark Twain. Our most recent history provided a continuing resolution. People may disagree as to the emphasis or the subtleties that I do not see appearing in that document. But when we have a situation, the gentleman used the term ``disingenuous'', when there is that situation and that unfortunate suspicion, it is very difficult, because it completely changes the parameters and fails to have common terms of agreement for debate in conflict resolution.
NAN A. S. HAYWORTH: “History does not repeat itself, it rhymes.'' I am fond of that statement from Mark Twain. Our most recent history…”
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Discussing the challenges of conflict resolution in the context of a continuing resolution.
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