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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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investigative
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If the two Democrats on the investigative subcommittee , Reps.
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Gingrich admitted to charges, brought by an investigative subcommittee of the ethics committee, that he brought discredit to the House.
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house
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Lamar Smith, R-Texas, chairman of the House subcommittee on immigration.
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In his apology to the House subcommittee , Gingrich claimed he was simply guilty of a mistake.
senate
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Lauch Faircloth, a Republican who heads the Senate subcommittee that oversees the district.
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The Senate subcommittee , like too many government entities, asked the wrong questions and provided no answers.
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Kennedy, who wrote his own dialogue, appears as chairman of a Senate subcommittee on health care reform.
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Next Tuesday, the bill goes for its first hearing in front of a Senate subcommittee .
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chair
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DeConcini also chaired the Senate appropriations subcommittee overseeing Customs' budget.
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But the man who chaired the subcommittee says he now disputes the findings.
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Clay Shaw, R-Fla., who chairs the subcommittee that will change the 1996 welfare law.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A Senate foreign relations subcommittee was due to work in tandem with a task force drawn from the House.
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A special subcommittee is expected to meet later this month to begin discussing potential sites for the sculpture.
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But Democrats flatly denied that the subcommittee already had unanimously agreed to recommend a reprimand.
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But the man who chaired the subcommittee says he now disputes the findings.
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Clair F.. Gill testified before the two subcommittees.
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Essentially, council subcommittee recommendations formulated the week of September 17 were accepted without question by the full council five days later.
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In furtherance of these aims he represents the Modular Course on the Academic Board and its subcommittees.
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The three new subcommittees each met in Panmunjom, but none of them produced any significant progress.