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Economy / 111th United States Congress / Income distribution / Health in the United States / Internal Revenue Code / Internal Revenue Service / Excises / Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act / Presidency of Barack Obama / Health insurance / Health care reform / Essential health benefits
Date: 2013-10-30 19:24:27
Economy
111th United States Congress
Income distribution
Health in the United States
Internal Revenue Code
Internal Revenue Service
Excises
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Presidency of Barack Obama
Health insurance
Health care reform
Essential health benefits

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