| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - ers objected to Jindal's proposal to pay for continuing programs with $500 million in financing from property sales, legal settlements, fund sweeps and other items that have not yet happened and that would only drum up money for one year.The House compromise would replace those dollars with more than $60 million raised from trimming tax break programs, $133 million in cuts to state agencies and $20
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