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HNSCHead and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma (cancer)
HNSCHuman Neuronal Stem Cell
HNSCHouse National Security Committee
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McKeon, a member of the House National Security Committee, estimates that the military needs about $80 billion to bring readiness back to an appropriate level.
MCKEON URGES BOOST IN MILITARY SPENDING by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Its $23 million annual budget equals just half a percent of the cost of weapons not requested by the Department of Defense but nonetheless added to DOD's fiscal 1996 appropriation by the House National Security Committee.
OTA dies, but its analyses will live on by Raloff, Janet / Science News
As a senior member of the House National Security Committee, Weldon is the chairman of the Military Research and development Subcommittee, overseeing the development and testing of key military systems, weapons programs, and technologies that fulfill military needs.
GovTech 2000 Announces the Addition of Al Zollar and Rep. Curt Weldon ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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