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Moderates in U.S. Congress balk at $1.75 trillion Biden social spending bill

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -A leading moderate Democrat raised doubts about the odds of quickly passing Pr

Moderates in U.S. Congress balk at $1.75 trillion Biden social spending bill

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