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        "uri": "/2018/05/24/the-government-will-spend-700b-on-health-care-subs/",
        "title": "The government will spend $700B on health care subsidies this year",
        "byline": "Emma Ockerman",
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        "prettyDate": "May 24, 2018",
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        "summary": "In total, the subsidies are equivalent to about 3.4 percent of the U.S. gross domestic product.",
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        "uri": "/2018/05/18/doctors-fed-up-with-health-insurance-drop-coverage/",
        "title": "Doctors, fed up with health insurance, drop coverage",
        "byline": "Emma Ockerman",
        "kicker": "Market Insights",
        "prettyDate": "May 18, 2018",
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        "summary": "\"There's certainly a tipping point when premiums keep rising.\"",
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        "uri": "/2018/04/06/how-americans-cope-without-health-insurance-part-2/",
        "title": "How Americans cope without health insurance, part 2",
        "byline": "John Tozzi and Emma Ockerman",
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        "prettyDate": "April 06, 2018",
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        "summary": "Some can't afford to insure their children. Others are seeking cheaper care abroad. Some older adults are counting down the years until they qualify for Medicare.",
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