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The Senate narrowly passed the debt ceiling bill that will prevent the country

from defaulting on its loans.

It now goes to President Biden to sign into law before the government runs out of money to pay

its bills on Monday.

One of the biggest sticking points among negotiators crafting the deal

were new work requirements for social safety net programs.

NPR Politics reporter, Jimina Bustillo, has been following the process.

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