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Smooth Return for Lieberman?

Caucus Expects Unity in Sept.

By Erin P. Billings
Roll Call Staff
Aug. 14, 2006, Midnight

Even as Sen. Joe Lieberman presses ahead with an Independent candidacy and many of his one-time Senate allies shift their support to his political rival, key Democrats aren’t anticipating outward signs of friction between the Connectictut lawmaker and his colleagues when Congress reconvenes next month.

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