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Published 12/9/2008 by Lori Montgomery at Wash Post In Congress
Congressional Democrats and the White House yesterday settled on a plan to rush $15 billion in emergency loans to the cash-strapped Detroit automakers and were working into the night to resolve final disputes over the conditions the government should attach to the money.
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