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• If Kyl agrees, the majority of the caucus will follow suit.(假如凯尔同意，核心会议的多数人会随声附和。)
• To the members of our parliamentary caucus: I have been privileged to work with each and every one of you.(至国会议员们：我非常荣幸与你们每一个人共同工作。)
• Delegates make a motion for a moderated caucus in order to set a discussion on a specific topic.(代表通过动议有主持核心磋商来进行议题的深入讨论。)
• Members of that caucus chair five congressional committees and at least 14 subcommittees.(联线中的议员掌控了5个国会常设委员会，以及至少14个国会小组委员会[2]。)
• "People in Iowa needed constant information about how and where to caucus, " he recalls.(“爱荷华的人们需要得到关于如何去和在哪里开会的不间断的信息，”他回忆道。)
• This multi - staged caucus convention system takes several months.(这个多级会议(会)度常常历时好几个月。)
• He opposes subsidies, but not for ethanol (beloved by farmers in Iowa, the site of the crucial first caucus next January).(他发对补贴，但是赞成补贴酒精(这很受爱荷华农民喜欢，爱荷华一月份将举行很关键的第一次初选)。)
• The Red Ribbon Project was created by the New York-based Visual AIDS Artists Caucus in 1991.(1991年，红丝带项目由纽约艺术家创办的“视觉艾滋”组织发起。)
• Our caucus meetings were always the highlight of my week.(我们的国会会议总是我一周中最显要的部分。)
• Caucus is a form of discussion in formal debate, in which delegates may discuss a subtopic more specifically.(磋商是正式辩论过程中一种深入讨论议题的方式。)