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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2002

The Senate wrapped up its work for the year on Wednesday as the 107th Congress heads to an end when the House closes tomorrow.

The session was characterized by Democrats as one of missed opportunities. Outgoing Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) blamed Republicans for obstructionism.

Republicans also expressed frustration with the year and pointed the finger at Democrats. About the only thing both parties could agree on was that the worked together to fight terrorism.

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Senate Adjourns Amid Disputes Over Its Record (The Washington Post 11/21)
107th Congress leaves 108th workload (The Washington Times 11/21)
Its Eyes Fixed on Terrorism, Congress Put Off Many Bills (The New York Times 11/21)
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