Today, Friday the 30th, is the last federal workday of 2016.
And the printed version of the Federal Register, the daily depository of all things regulatory, has topped off at 97,110 pages, by far an all time record.
Skips and blanks will lower the official count a tad later when the National Archives issues final data, but not by much.
That dwarfs last year’s count of 80,260 pages, and it shatters the 2010 all-time record of 81,405 by 15,705 pages.
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