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More than 10 million Americans are looking for work and benefits for 1.2 million were about to run out.

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More than 10 million Americans are looking for work and benefits for 1.2 million were about to run out.

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President Bush picked another fight with Democrats in Congress today, vetoing a domestic spending bill as too expensive while signing a Pentagon spending measure with an even…

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President Bush picked another fight with Democrats in Congress today, vetoing a domestic spending bill as too expensive while signing a Pentagon spending measure with an even…

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