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And he cannot get the Congressional Budget Office to say so.

He was here last week for a meeting at the Congressional Budget Office.

The Congressional Budget Office said that 89 percent would sign up.

Nor does the Congressional Budget Office think this will soon change.

This week the Congressional Budget Office issued a new analysis.

The total cost of the bill is still being calculated by the Congressional Budget Office.

"I didn't believe the Congressional Budget Office or the administration."

It already has its own economic advisory service: the Congressional Budget Office.

And the Congressional Budget Office says the share will grow to 20 percent in the year 2003 under current law.

But the Congressional Budget Office said in a new analysis today that this was not true.

The Congressional Budget Office has estimated that within 10 years, the figure might be about 60,000.

Last week the Congressional Budget Office marked down its estimates yet again.

The advocates cited a new study by the Congressional Budget Office.

The Congressional Budget Office, however, does not enjoy such flexibility.

The Congressional Budget Office will publish its figures next week.

Those estimates are within the range suggested by the Congressional Budget Office.

A recent Congressional Budget Office study identifies several places to do just that.

There has to be time for the Congressional Budget Office to evaluate plans.

Perhaps, concludes a study released last month by the Congressional Budget Office.

Figures are based on the economic assumptions of the Congressional Budget Office.

The Congressional Budget Office says that money is gone, with or without the emergency spending.

The Congressional Budget Office estimates the potential growth rate, both for the past and the future.

The Congressional Budget Office says 5 percent of beneficiaries will be affected.

But the Congressional Budget Office projections, however numerous, will be only the start.

The Congressional Budget Office is in the process of reviewing its economic assumptions.

I can think of no better place for that than CBO.

CBO has not changed its estimates from the ones presented there.

CBO analyzes specific policy and program issues related to the budget.

CBO expects that economic growth will remain moderate this year and next.

CBO has developed options by which it explores those concerns.

Looking ahead, all the CBO can see is more red ink.

A CBO cost estimate was not available as of press time.

CBO has also examined how effective federal tax rates will change over the coming decade under current law.

CBO also produces long-term budget projections for specific programs, as needed.

What are cost estimates and why does CBO prepare them?

CBO uses the rich data sources available from the government's statistical agencies.

CBO also uses information provided by relevant government agencies and industry groups to meet specific needs.

CBO offers benefits, a work environment, and a location that are excellent.

He has been with the CBO almost from its inception.

Not sure about the "recent CBO report" she's raised here.

CBO finds that, between 1979 and 2007, income grew by:

CBO also testified before the Congress 14 times on a variety of issues.

Lucky for me, at CBO, all of the work matters.

CBO estimates that nearly half of the debt increases over the 2009-2019 period will be due to interest.

The CBO also did a partial evaluation of the bill.

CBO currently puts the stimulus bill's cost at $821 billion.

CBO reports that unemployment will remain in excess of 8.5 percent for at least the next two years.

CBO pays approximately 70 percent of the total cost of the coverage.

Does CBO make long-term projections of the government's spending and revenues?

It is gratifying to know that people listen to what CBO says.