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ly members and others. It is meant to 
assuage concerns that the current version could be a burden on hunters 
and families exchanging firearms among them.Republicans could also throw 
up amendments in the days ahead that would turn off Democrats.And, importantly, 
Senate leaders will likely have to marshal another round of 60 votes 
in order to cut off debate and proceed to final passage. That 
procedural vote could be more difficult than Thursday's, as Schumer acknowledged.NRA 
Institute for Legislative Action Director Chris Cox, in a pointed letter 
to senators this week, reminded them that the NRA is watching their 
votes carefully -- on everything from amendments to procedural matters."Given 
the importance of these issues, votes on all anti-gun amendments or proposals 
will be considered in NRA's future candidate evaluations," Cox wrote. He 
urged the Senate to replace many of the bill's provisions with language 
focused on the mental health system, school security and prosecuting violent 
criminals."Rather than focus its efforts on restricting the rights of America's 
100 million law-abiding gun owners, there are things Congress can do to 
fix our broken mental health system; increase prosecutions of violent criminals; 
and make our schools safer," he wrote.The NRA has already announced that 
the Manchin-Toomey proposal on gun checks still does not do enough to 
protect Second Amendment rights.Reid is looking to start the votes on amendments 
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WASHINGTON  Senior Pentagon leaders are taking another look at sharply reducing 
the number of unpaid furlough days that department civilians will have to 
take in the coming months, suggesting they may be able to cut 
the number from 14 to as few as seven, defense officials said 
Thursday.If the number is reduced, it would be the second time the 
Pentagon has cut the number of furlough days. It had initially been 
set at 22 days.The officials say no decision has been made and 
that they are not ruling out efforts to drop the furloughs entirely. 
The renewed talks come as Navy leaders continue to push for eliminating 
required furloughs for Navy civilians. The officials spoke on condition 
of anonymity because they weren't authorized to discuss the issue publicly.Defense 
officials are reviewing a range of options to determine how many furlough 
days they can cut, because recent legislation gives the Pentagon more flexibility 
in how it allocates the required spending cuts for this year. So 
far, Pentagon leaders have insisted that civilians across all the military 
services be treated equally, suggesting it would be unfair for workers in 
one service to face more unpaid days off that those in another 
service.Others, including members of Congress, have argued that if there 
is enough money in an account to pay the civilians, the department 
should do all it can to allow them to work. The fairness 
debate has also cut across federal agencies, with some def
 
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