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1608:Lieberman
1598:Lieberman
1540:McClellan
1530:McClellan
1503:McClellan
1458:McCormick
1275:Brandegee
1265:Culberson
1155:Van Buren
1011:Fairbanks
876:Beveridge
103:1913–1916
99:In office
56:In office
1603:Thompson
1593:Thompson
1568:Ribicoff
1550:Ribicoff
1535:McCarthy
1488:Van Nuys
1380:Grassley
1335:Thurmond
1325:Eastland
1310:McCarran
1300:McCarran
1295:Van Nuys
1215:Trumbull
1071:Bayh III
1051:Capehart
1036:Van Nuys
1016:Hemenway
1006:Voorhees
981:Cathcart
976:Whitcomb
971:Hannegan
926:Donnelly
896:Robinson
866:Harrison
861:McDonald
434:See also
392:Gillette
330:New Deal
291:lynching
267:Democrat
233:Anderson
205:Falmouth
1646:Johnson
1631:Collins
1613:Collins
1588:Stevens
1478:Steiwer
1468:Sackett
1370:Specter
1330:Kennedy
1320:Kilgore
1290:Ashurst
1280:Cummins
1235:Edmunds
1230:Thurman
1225:Edmunds
1195:Berrien
1180:Clayton
1175:Wilkins
1160:Berrien
1145:Burrill
1056:Bayh II
1041:Jackson
1026:Taggart
1021:Shively
949:Class 3
891:Ralston
809:Class 1
665:Class 3
660:Indiana
591:4634869
489:, 1936.
370:of the
359:in the
342:AFL–CIO
334:enlarge
201:Indiana
48:Indiana
1651:Peters
1641:Carper
1390:Durbin
1385:Graham
1315:Langer
1285:Norris
1270:Nelson
1220:Wright
1210:Bayard
1205:Butler
1200:Ashley
1185:Grundy
1061:Quayle
1046:Jenner
1031:Watson
1001:Morton
986:Pettit
956:Taylor
916:Hartke
911:Jenner
906:Willis
901:Minton
871:Turpie
846:Turpie
841:Wright
836:Bright
826:Tipton
589:
388:George
1578:Glenn
1545:Ervin
1498:Aiken
1483:Lewis
1375:Leahy
1365:Hatch
1360:Leahy
1355:Hatch
1350:Leahy
1345:Hatch
1340:Biden
1305:Wiley
1260:Clark
1255:Platt
1170:Marcy
1165:Rowan
1150:Smith
1135:Chase
1081:Young
1076:Coats
1066:Coats
991:Fitch
966:Smith
931:Braun
921:Lugar
856:Pratt
831:White
821:Hanna
816:Noble
658:from
587:JSTOR
199:from
46:from
1583:Roth
1573:Roth
1493:Hill
1473:Goff
1463:Reed
1250:Hoar
1245:Pugh
1240:Hoar
1190:Wall
996:Lane
881:Kern
675:1938
671:1932
404:Bloc
390:and
348:and
336:the
319:78th
317:and
315:77th
271:1932
137:Died
117:Born
886:New
239:of
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