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        "uri": "/2014/09/05/ppaca-effect-tied-to-lower-medical-cost-estimates/",
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        "summary": "Estimates of U.S. health care spending for the next five years have been lowered by two federal agencies, and the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is getting much of the credit.",
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