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With its demands to keep a national veto on a wide range of issues including taxation and foreign policy, Britain was pitted against France and Germany, whose delegations were grinding their teeth at what they saw as their neighbor's intransigence.

The prime minister has long championed arms sales to Turkey, whose delegation is set to be among the largest at the event, which is held every two years.

Seeking Congressional authorization would be a tricky matter for Georgia, whose delegation is outflanked by Alabama and Florida combined, both in size and influence, though all three states are led by Republicans and lack firepower in the Democratic leadership that controls Congress.

The question was deflected to the Jordanians, whose delegation was laughing so openly by the time he finished asking the question that the Libyan official demanded to know what was so funny.

On Thursday, Sinn Féin held talks with the British and Irish governments, whose delegation was led by the Irish Foreign Minister Charlie Flanagan.

Tony Knowles, Alaska's governor, is a lonely Democrat in a state whose congressional delegation is Republican of the take-no-prisoners school.

Mr. Brown, 50, is taking every chance to emphasize that he is a "Scott Brown Republican" — an independent thinker who will not necessarily toe his party's line but will free Massachusetts, whose Congressional delegation is composed entirely of Democrats, from the strictures of one-party rule.

Representative Madeleine Dean — one of four Democratic women elected to the House last year from Pennsylvania, whose congressional delegation was previously all-male — said an aide would stand in the back of the room during her campaign events, holding up a cardboard sign with a smiley face to remind her to shift the serious expression she naturally wore while listening to voters.

Speaking along with Kirby were the ambassadors of Australia, Panama and Botswana — whose delegations co-sponsored the hearing — as well as two former North Korean detainees whose experiences were featured in the commission's report.

Every Republican member of the California and Illinois delegations, whose constituents are subject to relatively high local taxes, supported the budget, and several New York members waited to cast their no votes until GOP leaders had obtained a majority, indicating that they were unwilling to hold up the tax bill.

Every Republican member of the California and Illinois delegations, whose constituents are also subject to relatively high local taxes, supported the budget, and several New York members waited to cast their no votes until GOP leaders had obtained a majority, indicating that they were unwilling to hold up the tax bill.