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roll call

noun as in attendance check

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After conducting a roll call at the evacuation center, facility staff realized that two residents were unaccounted for and alerted the Sheriff’s Department, the report said.

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Eastern on Wednesday, and a roll call could be tight.

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Republicans gave Democrats a promise to hold a roll call vote on extending the subsidies, which passed in 2021 with no GOP support.

Republicans are wise to decline to pay the ransom—and keep taking roll calls that show they’re the reasonable party in Washington that wants to fund the troops and the government.

Senate to urge streaming companies to begin offering customers the privately funded television service, which has provided nonpartisan gavel-to-gavel television coverage of congressional hearings and roll call votes for decades.

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