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The city's former mayor, Bob Corker, faced a similar problem in his Senate race last November.
該市前任市長(zhǎng)Bob Corker在去年11月角逐參議院席位時(shí)也遇到了同樣的問題。
“Like what happened during the health care debate, ” Mr. Corker said on the Senate floor, “some of it is sort of being blown out of proportion.”
但是他也認(rèn)為說得有點(diǎn)過頭。 “就像在醫(yī)療改革期間發(fā)生的爭(zhēng)論，”Corker在參議院說到，“其中有一些是被嚴(yán)重夸大的?！?/li>
Bob Corker, however, one of the three Republicans who voted in favour of the treaty in committee, says that although he still wants more done on modernisation, he will support the treaty if it is.
然而，作為委員會(huì)中三位支持新條約的共和黨參議員之一的鮑勃?寇爾克（Bob Corker）表示，盡管他仍希望加大升級(jí)計(jì)劃的投入，但是如果要表態(tài)的話，他會(huì)支持新條約。

Jamaica Corker says more than twenty thousand people called the hotline in two thousand eight, the latest year available.
We talked with Jamaica Corker, on her cell phone, at the Population Services International office in the D.R.C.
Republican Senator Bob Corker, who was involved in bipartisan negotiations before the talks broke down, said the plan faces a tough fight in the Senate.

Robert Corker was mayor of Chattanooga before being elected a U.S. senator in 2006.
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