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House investigators formally transmitted their impeachment report and supporting materials to the Judiciary Committee on December 6, giving the next phase of the inquiry a more locked-in factual record and making it harder for Trump to dismiss the process as loose or improvised.
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House investigators formally transmitted their impeachment report and supporting materials to the Judiciary Committee on December 6, giving the next phase of the inquiry a more locked-in factual record and making it harder for Trump to dismiss the process as loose or improvised.
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House investigators formally transmitted their impeachment report and supporting materials to the Judiciary Committee on December 6, giving the next phase of the inquiry a more locked-in factual record and making it harder for Trump to dismiss the process as loose or improvised.
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