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• The current Historian of the Senate is Betty K . Koed.
• According to assistant Senate historian Betty Koed, this power is not transferable.
• Nevertheless, Corbett won the legendary bout when he KOed Choynski in the 27th round.
• Name the movies in which they were nominated for roles as boxers, only to be KOed by the voters.
• In a startling upset, Mandell lost the crown when he was KOed by Al Singer in the first round.
• The reality of the 107th Congress is that the Republicans will control, said Betty Koed of the Senate Historical Office.
• However, Koed said she was worried that incoming mail subjected to irradiation to kill anthrax spores may have been damaged.
• "Seniority is always a tricky thing, " said Betty K . Koed, the assistant Senate historian.
• He KOed Amir Zeyada in round one at SUPERKOMBAT World Grand Prix IV 2013 in Giurgiu, Romania on October 12.
• Resolution 282 of the 106th Congress wasn't adopted by the Senate, said Betty Koed of the Senate Historical Office.
• By then, Koed said, Kerry would have to resign his Senate seat to take the oath of office as president.
• All votes not specifically defined in either the Constitution or the Senate rules require a simple majority of 51 votes, Koed added.
• Betty Koed, assistant Senate historian, said she was pleased to find that one large split-leaf philodendron had somehow survived.
• He KOed D ~
  enan Poturak in round two at SUPERKOMBAT World Grand Prix III 2013 in Botoani, Romania on September 28.
• Giovanni said : " We battled in Reggio Calabria, a coin toss from Sicily, and he KOed me during the 4th round.
• Koed said the job can be an internal stepping stone within the Senate and can pave the way for a chairmanship of a powerful committee.
• Betty Koed, the assistant Senate historian, said in an interview that witnesses had testified publicly in all impeachment trials that had reached a verdict.
• Senate historian Betty Koed said the turnover would be the first time in Senate history that party control has changed in the Senate during a single session of Congress.
• The conflagration caused so much damage that it took until 1819 to repair the damaged Capitol, forcing the House and Senate to conduct operations elsewhere, Koed said.
• Betty Koed, the assistant Senate historian, noted that the position of DSCC chair " is a leadership position that establishes you as someone with leadership potential ."