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Other witnesses at the subcommittee include Geraldine Finucane, the widow of murdered Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane, who was shot dead by loyalist paramilitaries in 1989.

Possible successors as chair of the subcommittee include Nita Lowey (D-NY), and Rosa DeLauro (D-CT), who follow Obey in seniority on the panel.

The subcommittee includes Elaine Apostola (Maine State Law and Legislative Reference Library), A. Hays Butler (Rutgers University Law School Library), Sarah Gotschall (University of Arizona Rogers College of Law Library), and Anita Postyn (Richmond Supreme Court Library).

The Appropriations defense subcommittee includes Republicans like Alfonse M. D'Amato of New York, Phil Gramm of Texas and Pete V. Domenici of New Mexico, none of them wallflowers when it comes to advocating military might.

With Ms. Collier sitting inconspicuously in the audience of lawyers and lobbyists, three members of a House subcommittee, including Representative John Dingell, Democrat of Michigan, the former chairman of the Commerce Committee, pressed Mr. Powell to explain the agency's policies on the issues presented by Northpoint's applications.

Since its outset, Holder's team has been reporting weekly with updates to an Uber board subcommittee, including David Bonderman, Bill Gurley and Arianna Huffington, on the investigation's progress.

The subcommittee includes Dr. Hu, and its work was informed by two consultants, Tufts University's Timothy Griffin and Michigan State's Michael Hamm, both of whom are experts in agricultural sustainability but have no expertise on human nutrition.

Brooks, 56, says he's trying to keep an open mind on a number of issues that come before the subcommittee, including federal funding of academic research, support for training future scientists and engineers, and an immigration policy that welcomes foreign-born scientists "who are highly skilled and who will generate more tax dollars than they will consume" while excluding all other immigrants.

On 23 July 1878 an RTS subcommittee (including both Charles Reeds) recommended the publication of "a magazine for Boys to be issued weekly at a price of one penny".

Seven senators were present on the subcommittee, including William Alden Smith (Republican, Michigan) as chair, Jonathan Bourne (Republican, Oregon), Theodore E. Burton (Republican, Ohio), Duncan U. Fletcher (Democrat, Florida), Francis G. Newlands (Democrat, Nevada), George Clement Perkins (Republican, California), and Furnifold McLendel Simmons (Democrat, North Carolina).

I am actively involved in several American Academy of Neurology Committees and Subcommittees, including the Government Relations Committee, Medical Economics and Management Committee, Health Services Research Subcommittee, and the Stroke Prevention and Rehabilitation Task Force.