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	The meeting was scheduled at 2 pm.</div>
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	At 3 pm, only 67 senators were present in the assembly hall. There are a total of 149 senators so it requires at least 75 senators to make quorum.</div>
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	The Group of 40 has vowed to boycott the meeting.</div>
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	Despite the lack of quorum, the Senate speaker was still waiting for more senators to join the meeting.</div>
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