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That vote came after the committee's senior Republican, Richard Shelby of Alabama, moved to vote on it as soon as the panel took up the bill, stunning Democrats, who had expected more than a week of debate on amendments.

Downstairs was another panel taking up questions of mortality, titled, ominously, "Ergo Sum Game: Poetry as Philosophical Foray," whose description invited participants to "join us as we explore how a bewitched intelligence works within and towards poetry".

Another House panel took up the issue that opponents of the Yucca site contend is the weak spot and the issue that most interests people outside Nevada: transportation risks.

Unfortunately, when a Senate spending panel took up the bill earlier this week, it embraced the president's proposal a 1.1% increase instead of the level the House approved, which would give NSF 3.2% more money to spend than it had the previous year.

The panel takes up the GOP side of things.

Meanwhile, the panel takes up the issue of John McCain's many bigoted friends, like Bill Cunningham.

The This Week panel takes up the task of the New York Times article on McCain.

That is just one topic that the most recent "Drinking & Talking" panel took up in earnest.

You have two options here: one giant panel taking up your entire wall or several panels lining up with each other.

It's more expensive than wind, but plastering rooftops of homes and businesses with panels takes up no extra land.

A legislative panel will take up the impeachment resolution on Tuesday; the ethics panel hearing is likely to take place early next year.