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North Carolina Senate unveils state budget with deeper tax cuts, lower raises than House proposal
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NC Senate unveils state budget with deeper tax cuts than House plan
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NC Senate offers bigger raises for governor and elected leaders than state workers
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NC Senate Republicans announce annual spending proposal with raises for state employees
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North Carolina Senate’s budget: Smaller raises, Medicaid expansion and cutting income tax
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NC Senate unveils state budget with deeper tax cuts, lower raises than House plan
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North Carolina Senate unveils state budget with deeper tax cuts, lower raises than House proposal
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NC Senate offers bigger raises for governor and elected leaders than state workers
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NC Senate offers bigger raises for governor and elected leaders than state workers
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