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Excerpt from Telecommunications: The Role of the Department of Justice: Hearing Before the Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives, One Hundred Fourth Congress, First Session; May 9, 1995; Serial No. 7
Mr. Hyde. The committee will come to order. I will make a very brief opening statement. Mr. Conyers, if he chooses, and I think he will, will make a brief opening statement.
And then I will ask the Members to forgo making opening state ments but put whatever they would have said in the record so that we can move along and hear from the very distinguished witnesses we have available to us today. So I will appreciate the courtesy of the Members in forgoing opening statements after Mr. Conyers and I have completed ours.
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