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    • Secretary LaHood, NJ Senators Push Senate Bill As-Is (HuffPo)
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    • Boehner Weighs Whether to Take Up Senate Transpo Bill (NOLA.com)
    • Transpo Bill: Dedicated Funding Increase Needed (Finance & Commerce)
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    • Learn About Last Remaining Program to Fund Megaprojects (Trans. Issues Daily)
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