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Senate Debates $1.1 Trillion “Cromnibus” Bill That Includes a $150 Million Increase for NIH

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Early Friday morning, President Barack Obama signed a two-day funding resolution averting a government shutdown and giving the Senate time to debate a $1.1 trillion funding package passed by the House of Representatives late Thursday night.

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