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Sen. Dick Durbin is setting up a Judiciary Committee hearing about bounties in professional football and other major sports in the wake of news that New Orleans Saints players received extra cash for hits that hurt particular opponents.

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HEADLINE: Senator calls hearing to examine bounties in NFL CAPTION: Sen. Dick Durbin is setting up a Judiciary Committee hearing about bounties in professional football and other major sports in the wake of news that New Orleans Saints...
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USA: NUCLEAR TEST BAN TREATY - VOTE DATE DISCUSSED

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English/Nat United States senators are considering whether to put off a vote on an international nuclear test-ban treaty. The treaty has already been signed by President Bill Clinton, but if the vote goes ahead, it will almost certainly...
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USA: WASHINGTON: VOTE TO RATIFY TREATY TO BAN CHEMICAL WEAPONS

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Washington DC, USA, April 24th, 1997 1. Medium Shot of U-S Vice president Al Gore presiding over the Senate 2. Wide shot of the U-S Senate floor with voting results on the screen 3. SOUNDBITE: Joseph Biden, Democratic Senator from...
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WRAP Probe into FBI failures, key witness gives evidence

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1. Zoom in as Coleen Rowley is escorted into committee room by chairman 2. Various of photographers crowding around Rowley seated in committee room 3. Reverse of chairman calling for order 4. UPSOUND: (English) Senator Patrick Leahy,...
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Economic Discontent Drives Midterm Politics: Langer

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Oct. 31 -- Gary Langer, founder and president at Langer Research Associates, and John Herrmann, rates strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ, discuss how economics play into the midterm elections and whether or not Republicans can take control of...
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John: Obama Would Probably Sign Keystone

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Nov. 12 -- Mary Landrieu makes an emotional appeal for something that could save her political career. (Source: Bloomberg)
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USA: PRESIDENT CLINTON IMPEACHMENT TRIAL

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English/Nat The U-S Senate deliberated behind closed doors Tuesday, debating its verdict on the impeachment of Bill Clinton. The outcome - regarding conviction and removal from office - is said to be so unavoidable that one...
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USA: FORMAL CERTIFICATION OF GEORGE W BUSH VICTORY

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Washington DC/Crawford, Texas, January 6, 2001 Washington, DC 1. Gore and Senators walk through Capitol hallway with electoral vote boxes 2. Senators announced in Congress 3. Gore bangs gavel to open joint session 4. Wide shot of...
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USA: ATTORNEY GENERAL DESIGNATE: VOTING DELAYED

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English/Nat Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee have forced a one-week delay in voting on U-S Attorney General-designate John Ashcroft, with one panel member, Senator Dianne Feinstein, announcing her opposition to the...
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Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan let some of her personality show through Tuesday as members of the Senate Judiciary Committee poked into every corner of her legal thinking. AP's Jerry Bodlander reports.

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HEADLINE: On Day 2, Kagan deploys humor and the artful dodge CAPTION: Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan let some of her personality show through Tuesday as members of the Senate Judiciary Committee poked into every corner of her...
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President Barack Obama applauded the efforts of Senate Democrats who have worked to get the 60 votes his heath care reform package needs for passage

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HEADLINE: Obama: Health care reform on the 'cusp' of reality CAPTION: President Barack Obama applauded the efforts of Senate Democrats who have worked to get the 60 votes his heath care reform package needs for passage. (Dec. 19)
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Confirmation hearing for treasury secretary

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1. Snow walking into hearing room 2. Wide view of room as hearing starts 3. SOUNDBITE (English) John Snow, US Treasury Secretary nominee: "Americans also benefit from a growing world economy, from open markets. I am committed to...
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Clinton Critiques GOP Language on Muslims

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER apus053738Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton campaigned in Philadelphia on Wednesday, one day after winning the New York primary. In a shift toward the general election, Clinton...
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Clinton Critiques GOP Language on Muslims

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Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton campaigned in Philadelphia on Wednesday, one day after winning the New York primary. In a shift toward the general election, Clinton critiqued Republican rivals Ted Cruz and Donald...
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New York State Senator Franklin D. Roosevelt and Assemblyman Jimmy Walker smile and talk with constituents.

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New York State Senator Franklin D. Roosevelt and Assemblyman Jimmy Walker smile and talk with constituents.
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Eleanor McGovern watches as her husband, U.S. Senator George McGovern, give his concession speech during the 1972 presidential elections.

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Eleanor McGovern watches as her husband, U.S. Senator George McGovern, give his concession speech during the 1972 presidential elections.
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Voters including U.S. Senator George McGovern cast their ballots during the 1972 presidential elections.

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Voters including U.S. Senator George McGovern cast their ballots during the 1972 presidential elections.
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Gerald Ford accepts the office of United States Vice President at his inauguration on December 6, 1973.

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Gerald Ford accepts the office of United States Vice President at his inauguration on December 6, 1973.
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U.S. Senator Margaret Chase Smith gives a speech at the Women's National Press Club to announce her run for the U.S. Presidency.

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U.S. Senator Margaret Chase Smith gives a speech at the Women's National Press Club to announce her run for the U.S. Presidency.
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VOICED : Colombia: Alvaro Uribe's popular return t

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VOICED : Senadores de EEUU piden apertura de embajada en Cuba

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VOICED : Senadores de EEUU piden apertura de embajada en Cuba
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VOICED : Venezuela: senadores espanoles no logran visita a opositor preso

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VOICED : Venezuela: senadores espanoles no logran visita a opositor preso
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Senate Democrats Boycott Vote for Mnuchin

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Jan.31 -- Senate Democrats are refusing to vote on the nomination of Steven Mnuchin for Treasury Secretary in order to get what they deem as adequate answers for questions they have about his past business dealings. Bloomberg's Kevin...