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Would it be required in other states where similar laws might be enacted?

There are still huge questions about what this new system will look like, and when it might be enacted.

Republicans, who favor more sweeping tax reductions, said it was a nonstarter, though some provisions, like prescription coverage in Medicare, might be enacted.

Fear that stricter gun laws might be enacted cause more people to buy guns, especially semi-automatic assault rifles like the AR-15 used by Orlando killer.

But Treasury officials said such a plan would give them the biggest bang for the buck and might be enacted within several weeks.

"Alternatively, they might be enacted now but come into force only when the recovery is more robust, or be applied only to new beneficiaries — so-called 'grandfathering' of reforms," they said.

But analysts said that the proposals might not be sufficient or might not be enacted soon enough to save Kingfisher, which is owned by the flamboyant liquor baron Vijay Mallya.

Adding to the confusion and uncertainty will be the chance that a more sweeping federal law might eventually be enacted, if the political winds change once more.

But Greece's prime minister warned Thursday that the promised budget cuts might not be enacted unless the country could borrow at lower interest rates.

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Bush has also mocked climate change, and he celebrated that "the witch is dead" when he thought the Affordable Care Act might not be enacted.