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            Senate poised to vote


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            By  LISA  MASCARO,  MAT-     said  the  short-term  spend-
            THEW DALY and CATHERINE  ing  measure  was  a  "sim-
            LUCEY                        ple"  bill  that  would  show
             Associated Press            Republicans,  who  control
            WASHINGTON  (AP)  —  The  Congress  now,  will  finish
            Senate  prepared  to  vote  the year by not prolonging
            Wednesday  to  avert  a  a  potential  crisis.  It  would
            federal   shutdown     and  provide  money  to  keep
            keep    the    government  the government running to
            funded into February after  Feb. 8.
            President  Donald  Trump  "Republicans  will  continue
            backed off his demand for  to  fill  our  duty  to  govern,"
            money  for  a  border  wall  McConnell said.              Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., joined by Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., left, and Majority
            with Mexico.                                              Whip John Cornyn, R-Texas, right, arrives to speak to reporters about the possibility of a partial
            Senate  Majority  Leader             Continued on Page 3  government shutdown, at the Capitol in Washington, Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2018.
            Mitch  McConnell,  R-Ky.,                                                                                                      Associated Press
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