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The Senate is deciding the fate of a tax break for an Alaska pipeline after the State House approved the bill.

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The Senate is deciding the fate of a tax break for an Alaska pipeline after the State House approved the bill.

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  1. The Senate passed a tax cut bill in Alaska.1 source
  2. Legislative body fails pipeline bill, defections occur, and the Speaker calls the legislature back into session.1 source
  3. Senate is now reviewing the tax break for the Alaska pipeline project.1 source

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