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As end nears, legislators look to spread the pain if compromise fails

The failure of the three-quarter vote has largely meant pain for rural Alaska. The compromise seeks to spread the pain of failure broadly.

Matt Acuña Buxton
Matt Acuña Buxton
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As end nears, legislators look to spread the pain if compromise fails

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