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SESSION H. R. 1164 the ‘‘Forest Biodiversity

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Congress SEC United Federal the Judgment Fund Interior the Army Corps of Engineers the Federal Land Policy the National Wildlife Refuge System National Wildlife Refuge System Administration Resources Planning Act the Federal Land Policy and Management Act Indian Forest Resources Management Act Land Management TEM ADMINISTRATION ACT Army the Department of Agriculture CARDIN States Department of Agriculture Forest Service Federal Land Policy and Management Act the Forest and Rangeland Renewable Resources Planning U.S.C. Bureau of Land Management the Forest Service Forest Resources Management Act Resources Planning ESHOO NATIONAL FOREST SYSTEM the Forest and Rangeland Renewable Resource NATIONAL INDIAN FOREST Forest Service Bureau of Indian Affairs the Forest and Rangeland Renewable Resources Planning Act Navy Air Force of the Department of Defense the Department of the Interior System FILNER the National Indian Forest Resources BEILENSON Area Review and Evaluation the Forest and Rangeland Renewable Resources Planning Act Defense THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES the National Wildlife Refuge System Administration Act House of Representa- the Forest and Rangeland Renewable the Committees on Natural Resources Senate

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