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[Title] => US fiscal deal means little sacrifice
[Summary] => The U.S. Congress’ frantic resolution of the “fiscal cliff” crisis this week is the latest in a long series of decisions by lawmakers and the White House to do less than promised — and to ask Americans for little sacrifice — in confronting the nation’s growing debt.
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[Title] => Obama to fly home early as 'fiscal cliff' looms
[Summary] => President Barack Obama was cutting short his traditional Christmas holiday in Hawaii, planning to leave for Washington on Wednesday evening as a year-end deadline loomed before the U.S. economy goes over the so-called "fiscal cliff."Obama was expected to arrive in Washington early Thursday, the White House said. First lady Michelle Obama and the couple's two daughters were scheduled to remain in Hawaii until Jan. 6.
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[Title] => White House fiscal offer gets Republican scorn
[Summary] => A top Republican declared that "no substantive progress has been made" in two weeks of talks between President Barack Obama and a divided Congress on looming austerity measures that threaten to send the country back into recession if a deal can't be made to avoid them by the end of the year.
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December 26, 2012 - 8:35pm
November 30, 2012 - 9:10am
