What's in the U.S. Senate's $1.2 trillion infrastructure plan?

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What's in the U.S. Senate's $1.2 trillion infrastructure plan?

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Joe Biden on Thursday embraced a bipartisan Senate deal to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on infrastructure projects, building roads, bridges and highways ...

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Jazling
·2021-06-25
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AL30
·2021-06-25
Tesla ev all to the moon
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LimHianYew
·2021-06-25
Crazy
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SharkRider
·2021-06-25
About time! We'll see a boost to the US economy if this goes through
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1Man2Stonks
·2021-06-25
Omg that's crazy
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boonk
·2021-06-25
Which stocks will benefit?
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CHAMPIONTAN
·2021-06-25
Well said…
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AngelaChan
·2021-06-25
That's crazy
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Shop
·2021-06-25
ok
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