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    Bart Stupak, whose fears that the plan would loosen limits on abortion funding were allayed by Obama’s promise of an executive order), Pelosi engineered passage of the Senate bill in a 219–212 vote (with all Republicans and 34 Democrats in opposition) on Sunday night March…

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    Bart Stupak, whose fears that the plan would loosen limits on abortion funding were allayed by Obama’s promise of an executive order), Pelosi engineered passage of the Senate bill in a 219–212 vote (with all Republicans and 34 Democrats in opposition) on Sunday night March…

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