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... Thank you so much , Mr. Chairman . Chairman CELLER . Does any other member want to speak on the Democratic side ? Mr. Mathias ? Mr. MATHIAS . Thank you , Mr. Chairman . I would like to join in welcoming the distinguished Attorney ...
... Thank you so much , Mr. Chairman . Chairman CELLER . Does any other member want to speak on the Democratic side ? Mr. Mathias ? Mr. MATHIAS . Thank you , Mr. Chairman . I would like to join in welcoming the distinguished Attorney ...
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... Thank you , Mr. Chairman . Chairman CELLER . Mr. MacGregor . Mr. MACGREGOR . No , thank you , Mr. Chairman . Chairman CELLER . Mr. McClory . Mr. McCLORY . Mr. Chairman , I have received the proposed legis- lation from the Attorney ...
... Thank you , Mr. Chairman . Chairman CELLER . Mr. MacGregor . Mr. MACGREGOR . No , thank you , Mr. Chairman . Chairman CELLER . Mr. McClory . Mr. McCLORY . Mr. Chairman , I have received the proposed legis- lation from the Attorney ...
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... Thank you , Mr. Chairman . Chairman CELLER . I will say to the gentleman that there is a slight difference of opinion whether we should consider that particular bill , which Mr. McClory introduced , in these hearings . It is the purpose ...
... Thank you , Mr. Chairman . Chairman CELLER . I will say to the gentleman that there is a slight difference of opinion whether we should consider that particular bill , which Mr. McClory introduced , in these hearings . It is the purpose ...
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... Thank you . Chairman CELLER . Mr. Kastenmeier ? Mr. KASTENMEIER . Thank you , Mr. Chairman . I would like to join my colleagues in congratulating the Attorney General on his appointment and welcome him to the committee . Following up on ...
... Thank you . Chairman CELLER . Mr. Kastenmeier ? Mr. KASTENMEIER . Thank you , Mr. Chairman . I would like to join my colleagues in congratulating the Attorney General on his appointment and welcome him to the committee . Following up on ...
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... Thank you very much for your answer . I would just like to observe , I think we are building a strawman when we try to build up the court as the cause of crime and the difficulty of law en- forcement . It seems to me that the Safe ...
... Thank you very much for your answer . I would just like to observe , I think we are building a strawman when we try to build up the court as the cause of crime and the difficulty of law en- forcement . It seems to me that the Safe ...
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