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      "date": "1998-03-04",
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      "title": "NATO Policy: Selected Legislation in the 103d, 104th, and 105th Congresses",
      "summary": "This report is intended to portray the broad array of issues concerning the future of NATO --\nprimarily, enlargement to include new members, burdensharing, and financial assistance -- that\nCongress has considered during the past few years. For the 105th Congress, enacted bills, other bills,\nand resolutions are listed. By contrast, for the 103d and 104th Congresses, only legislation that\nbecame public law is highlighted. The report, mainly formulated using the Legislative Information\nService, may not necessarily be a comprehensive list of all measures on NATO that were\nintroduced.  (1) \n     1.  \u00a0Compiled with assistance from the U.S. Senate NATO\nObserver Group.",
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    "National Defense"
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