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        "uri": "/2012/12/17/options-fewer-as-arizona-weighs-medicaid-decision/",
        "title": "Options fewer as Arizona weighs Medicaid decision",
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        "prettyDate": "December 17, 2012",
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        "summary": "It's almost a case of starting over for Gov. Jan Brewer as she weighs whether to ask legislators to provide government-paid health coverage to hundreds of thousands of additional low-income Arizonans.",
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        "uri": "/2012/11/13/choice-looms-for-arizona-governor-on-health-exchan/",
        "title": "Choice looms for Arizona governor on health exchange",
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        "prettyDate": "November 13, 2012",
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        "summary": "Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer is being pulled one way by major business groups and another by fellow conservatives as she faces a fast-approaching deadline to decide whether to implement a key part of the federal health care law.",
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        "uri": "/2012/05/25/arizona-may-add-more-uses-for-medical-marijuana/",
        "title": "Arizona may add more uses for medical marijuana",
        "byline": "Paul Davenport, Associated Press",
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        "prettyDate": "May 25, 2012",
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        "summary": "Arizona is considering requests to expand its fledgling medical marijuana program to allow use of the drug for an array of conditions, including post-traumatic stress syndrome and migraines, beyond those allowed under the law approved by voters two years ago.",
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        "uri": "/2012/05/17/arizona-eyes-new-role-on-health-insurance-reviews/",
        "title": "Arizona eyes new role on health insurance reviews",
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        "prettyDate": "May 17, 2012",
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        "summary": "Arizona is one of more than two dozen states challenging the federal health care overhaul, but Republican Gov. Jan Brewer's administration is moving to implement part of the contested law by reviewing health insurance rates to see if they should be labeled unjustifiably high.",
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        "uri": "/2012/03/28/arizona-state-senate-defeats-bill-on-contraception/",
        "title": "Arizona state Senate defeats bill on contraception",
        "byline": "Paul Davenport, Associated Press",
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        "prettyDate": "March 28, 2012",
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        "summary": "The Arizona Senate narrowly rejected a bill to allow more employers to drop health insurance coverage for birth control amid concerns that the proposal jeopardized women's care and privacy.",
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        "uri": "/2012/03/22/arizona-mulls-drug-testing-for-jobless-benefits/",
        "title": "Arizona mulls drug testing for jobless benefits",
        "byline": "Paul Davenport",
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        "prettyDate": "March 22, 2012",
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        "summary": "State officials warn that legislation to require drug testing for all people applying for unemployment benefits conflicts with federal rules and law and could cost the state millions of dollars of federal funding and force a huge tax increase on Arizona employers.",
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        "uri": "/2012/03/16/arizona-may-relax-contraceptive-coverage-mandate/",
        "title": "Arizona may relax contraceptive coverage mandate",
        "byline": "Paul Davenport",
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        "prettyDate": "March 16, 2012",
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        "summary": "Women in Arizona trying to get reimbursed for birth control drugs through their employer-provided health plan could be required to prove that they are taking it for a medical reason such as acne, rather than to prevent pregnancy.",
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        "uri": "/2012/02/24/public-employee-union-bills-stall-in-arizona/",
        "title": "Public employee union bills stall in Arizona",
        "byline": "Paul Davenport",
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        "prettyDate": "February 24, 2012",
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        "summary": "Several Republican-sponsored bills targeting government employee unions appear stalled in the Arizona Senate, a week after one such measure was approved.",
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        "uri": "/2011/12/07/arizona-appeals-court-wont-block-medicaid-freeze/",
        "title": "Arizona appeals court won't block Medicaid freeze",
        "byline": "Paul Davenport",
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        "prettyDate": "December 07, 2011",
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        "summary": "An appeals court on Tuesday refused to block a major cost-cutting reduction of Arizona's Medicaid program, leaving intact an enrollment freeze projected to result in over 100,000 fewer sign-ups of low-income adults without children.",
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        "uri": "/2011/11/29/arizona-plans-to-loosen-budget-cut-for-health-care/",
        "title": "Arizona plans to loosen budget cut for health care",
        "byline": "Paul Davenport",
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        "prettyDate": "November 29, 2011",
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        "summary": "Arizona is moving to restore some government-subsidized health care coverage for children of low-income families as part of a plan to provide several major hospitals with more Medicaid dollars to pay for serving people without insurance.",
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