In closing this debate, I want to use the opportunity again to thank the chairman, Mr. Rogers, to thank Senator Mikulski and Senator Shelby on the other side of the aisle. It really has been a pleasure for me to work with Chairman Rogers and all of the ranking members on both sides of the aisle to produce this bill that I think we can be very, very proud of. I also want to thank, again, the Appropriations staff on both sides of the aisle who are looking forward to a good night's sleep tonight. They have worked incredibly hard through the holidays; but because of them and because of the partnership, we are very proud to present this bill. As we look forward to 2015, we will have more time to consider the suggestions from all of our colleagues in working on this bill. I know that we will continue to invest in programs and projects that strengthen our economy and create jobs. {time} 1545 Although we could not include it in this bill, I do hope that we will have the opportunity very, very soon to pass an extension of unemployment insurance. Madam Speaker, the great ranking member, Mr. Farr, has just returned. I yield as much time as he may consume to the gentleman from California (Mr. Farr).
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