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121. Their biggest disappointment was the re-election of North Carolina Republican Sen.
122. John McCain, who climbed aboard shortly after his favorite, Sen.
123. While the report won the unanimous backing of panel members, Sen.
124. If counterintelligence becomes the overriding mission, the obvious answer is the solution first offered by Sen.
125. A congressional observer recalled that during the campaign for former Oregon Sen.
126. He also angered some colleagues by supporting efforts to strip Sen.
127. John McCain is on his second horse in the marathon race since his pick, Texas Sen.
128. In 1966, Arthur Thompson, sen, escaped death in a bomb attack.
129. Kerrey also predicted the Democrats would take away the seat held by Sen.
130. At the same time, the bipartisan groups from the House and Senate, led by Sen.
131. Behind-the-scenes assistance came from influential figures in politics and the arts, including U. S. Sen.
132. Cahill said 416, 000 of the targeted women did vote, creating the margin of victory for Sen.
133. In addition to the Democrats on the panel, Lake can probably count on the support of moderate Republicans, including Sen.
134. In Oregon, voters have just chosen a successor to former Sen.
135. The state and national farm bureaus supported his initiative, and at a meeting with Sen.
136. The hot topic in political circles here is who might become Sen.
137. Speakers urge the crowd to take responsibility for their own lives, families and communities. 18 -- Sen.
138. The Senate vote marked the end of a long and contentious battle over the minimum wage that began last year when Sen.
139. Clinton said Monday he would be willing to support legislation sponsored by Sen.
140. Actually, it is Perot himself who is demanding the media spotlight again, now that Sen.
141. The Senate is already close to a bipartisan agreement on those programs, according to Sen.
142. Few embraces between politician and constituent were warmer than the bond between former Maine Sen.
143. Mitt Romney, the former Republican Senate nominee who contributed large amounts of his private fortune to his campaign against Sen.
144. No doubt the working relationship between Weld and Bulger helped to get Sen.
145. The episode dwelling on jurist Robert Bork succeeded, for example, despite dominance by Al Franken and Sen.
146. Margaret Chase Smith, another Republican, was among the early critics of Sen.
147. Barbara Walters found time the week before her swirl of Inaugural engagements as the date of Sen.
148. The highly charged atmosphere of the House panel contrasted sharply with a similar investigation being conducted in the Senate, where Sen.
149. Although several Cabinet nominees already have cleared the Senate, Sen.
150. He followed a pattern set two years ago by former Sen.
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