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      "id": 102947,
      "date": "2002-08-02",
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      "title": "Trade Adjustment Assistance for Farmers",
      "summary": "The 107th Congress in late July and early August 2002 cleared for the President's signature a\nwide-ranging trade bill ( H.R. 3009 ) that includes reauthorization and expansion of trade\nadjustment assistance (TAA) programs for workers and firms. One TAA provision authorizes a new\n$90 million annual program for agriculture, aimed at addressing low farm prices caused at least\npartly by imports. Among the issues is the need for a new program designed specifically for farmers\nin ranchers, particularly after Congressional approval, earlier in 2002, of a comprehensive 6-year\nfarm bill that significantly expands farm commodity support. This report will be updated if events\nwarrant.",
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  "topics": [
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    "Domestic Social Policy",
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