Senate Republican Expects Deal On Financial Reform

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican Senator Bob Corker said Thursday he believes a "solid bipartisan bill" on financial regulatory reform will emerge from Congress despite the partisan rhetoric dominating the debate.

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