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        "uri": "/2017/06/23/how-killing-obamacare-might-save-some-of-obamacare/",
        "title": "How killing Obamacare might save some of Obamacare, for a while",
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        "summary": "Health insurers live and die by political whim as well as market forces. Republicans, having stymied the laws original policy meant to cushion health plan losses, are now ready to come through with billions of dollars to put them on a solid footing.",
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