under the order just entered, our next vote will be at 12:30 tomorrow on the pending disapproval resolution. Prior to that vote, we will resume consideration of the Commerce-Justice- Science appropriations bill. We will be working in the morning with the two managers to begin to see how many amendments remain and which of the pending amendments are ready for votes. Again, I encourage Members to contact the chairman and ranking member and alert them if they intend to offer an amendment from that list. Tomorrow, we hope to make good progress on the bill as we move toward final passage. We will alert Senators as we stack additional votes throughout the afternoon. I also ask my colleagues for their additional consideration during rollcall votes. We will try to provide some continuity to the committee hearings and nomination hearings over the course of this week. I ask Members to be prompt for rollcall votes so that we can dispose of these amendments in a timely fashion. ____________________
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