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After Congress, on a March weekend, passed another dubious bill, DeLay decided to call it the "Palm Sunday Compromise".
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A Republican congressional majority's wish list is filled with proposals to relax anti-pollution measures on the dubious grounds that electricity bills will soar and substantial job loss will otherwise occur.
There are also increased attacks via Google's Android phones including scams that cause people to rack up phone bills with dubious services and attacks that disclose users' geolocation to a third party.
Most experts say that the bill is of dubious constitutionality.
The CBO had to score the bill using some dubious assumptions, such as ignoring interest rate and market risks, as well as administrative costs.
Rather, Trump is simply tired of the U.S. having to foot the lion's share of the bill for the dubious "privilege" of protecting wealthy nations unwilling to spend the requisite funds to defend their own homelands.
If this hypothetical sensible comment is suffered to survive, a visitor may indeed see it — in situ, to be sure, but given subordinate billing and of dubious provenance.
"Paying a monthly fee for what ought to be part of what your regular bill covers is morally dubious," he said.
But Krugman could also be useful: if he supported something that the left was dubious about — the Senate health-care bill, for instance — he could bring a lot of people around.
I'm dubious that they can get a bill through right now".
That left the tax bill, whose passage was dubious at best.
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