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Reports of IMS Standing Committees 2006 Committee for the Carver Medal Term expires Main Johnstone (Chair) Aug06 David Sigmund Aug07 Stephen Stiller Aug08 This year's Carver Committee is delighted

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All committee reports refer to the required financial disclosures and campaign finance reports that political committees must file.

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