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Since Congress' Web sites have ground to a halt in a mad, last-minute rush to read the compromise stimulus bill before today's House vote (and Saturday's planned Senate vote), we've posted copies of the bill here:
For non-speed readers, we've also got a detailed overview of the provisions in last night's version of the bill. If you prefer to roll up your sleeves, try our tip sheet for decoding the stimulus at home.
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