| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - o make the point that lawmakers who were not the usual outspoken advocates for veterans were troubled by the move.Failure to come up with the additional $2.5 billion, they contended, could mean higher co-payments, rationing of health care services, long waiting times or other problems.Still, the House ignored them.Smith was rebuked by several Republicans for sounding the spending alarm, and House
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