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copy of the amendments that Delegate Fornos proposes to
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offer. They are quite extensive. I am told — I cannot
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tell this myself — that they would make your amendment
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unnecessary and also Delegate Gill's. Under the circum-
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stances, I don't want to go through needless motions. Can
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we pass over yours for a moment?
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DELEGATE RYBCZYNSKI: I will step aside particu-
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larly since it might mean I won't have to move to Garrett
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County after all.
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THE CHAIRMAN: I take it any other amendments to
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Sections 21, 22, and 23 should be passed over because of
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the amendment proposed by Delegate Fornos.
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Delegate Mudd, do you desire to offer your
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amendment Y?
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DELEGATE MUDD: Yes, Mr. Chairman.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Amendment Y is not yet printed.
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Delegate Pullen, do you desire to be recognized?
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DELEGATE PULLEN: Mr. Chairman, I was going to
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ask the question in the lull of no business, but if the
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answer takes longer than ten seconds, don't bother.
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I have been dealing with alphabets all my life
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