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Morning Business: Jury Duty

By Jennifer Yachnin and Paul Singer
Roll Call Staff
March 4, 2009, Midnight

House leaders announced Tuesday the pool of Democratic and Republican lawmakers whom the ethics committee may call on to carry out investigations in the 111th Congress.

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