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Lowering the annual deficit to more than $300 billion is hardly praiseworthy.(SNAPSHOTS)(Brief Article)
"Lawmakers who allow themselves to be lulled into thinking that the economy is growing its way out of the deficit are unlikely to support the painful measures needed to reach a more lasting solution." While the president and his advisers congratulated one another ...
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