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2. As the final days of Congress's "Super Committee" wind down, observers are anxious about what key aspect of the group's structure?
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There are no Independents on the committee |
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Lawmakers won't make it home for Thanksgiving |
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The meetings are held in secret until the recommendations are announced for an up or down vote |
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The effect will be to cut defense and social-service spending |
