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Latt was a US Senator during the events of Veto Power. Senator Latt called Attorney General James Quincy after news spread that a terrorist organisation had been undercover in America for six months and had gone undetected. He expressed interest in supporting Quincy's NAP Act, which would help to reduce this in the future. (Veto Power)

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rdfs:label	Latt
rdfs:comment	Latt was a US Senator during the events of Veto Power. Senator Latt called Attorney General James Quincy after news spread that a terrorist organisation had been undercover in America for six months and had gone undetected. He expressed interest in supporting Quincy's NAP Act, which would help to reduce this in the future. (Veto Power)
dcterms:subject	Living characters Characters Veto Power characters U.S. government officials United States Senators
EU	yes
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Appearances	Veto Power
Status	Alive
Affiliation	Government
Profession	Senator
veto	yes
abstract	Latt was a US Senator during the events of Veto Power. Senator Latt called Attorney General James Quincy after news spread that a terrorist organisation had been undercover in America for six months and had gone undetected. He expressed interest in supporting Quincy's NAP Act, which would help to reduce this in the future. (Veto Power)

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