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Rapid Denouement Expected on Stem-Cell Bill

By Erin P. Billings
Roll Call Staff
July 18, 2006, Midnight

If one could MapQuest this week’s embryonic stem-cell debate, a very short and speedy set of directions would pop up. Senate debates bill; Senate passes bill; House enrolls bill; President Bush issues his first-ever presidential veto. All within three days.

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