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In between enduring anthrax exposure and passing anti-terrorism bills, U.S. senators still have found time to bicker about judicial confirmations. On Monday, Senate Republicans blocked a foreign aid appropriation bill in an effort to force Democrats to confirm dozens of President Bush's nominees. A hearing on nominations is scheduled for today, but may be postponed as the Capitol complex endures more anthrax testing.
October 17, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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