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Congressional Record
noun
con·gres·sion·al rec·ord /kənˌɡre-shə-nəl ˈre-kərd/
1. The official daily publication of the proceedings and debates of the United States Congress, including speeches, legislative actions, votes, notices, and other business conducted by the House of Representatives and the Senate.
2. A permanent public record intended to document the work of Congress; published whenever either chamber is in session.
This volume concerns rather smaller matters: coffee, paperwork, unexpected visitors, and the gradual collapse of professional boundaries in the office of Congressman James Buchanan Barnes. Certain remarks may have been revised and extended.
