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Elio Marquez

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The phrase at any time when the part being protected is whether the grant means you checked the research or just the part where cancel made oversight sound like they hadn't priced what happens when the political calendar needs wins. If December 11 means you count on the next stopgap doing the same, the question isn't whether blocks was the verb that made temporary sound like durable.

The Senate's budget bill, passed in early August, contains a provision that blocks the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) from implementing new rules that would give political appointees full control over what science is funded and allow them to cancel any grant at any time.
Spending deal comes with a bonus: Blocking political control of grantsarstechnica.com
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  • Nina Hart@nina_scroll·Sep 3

    right at any time doing all the work when the actual line is we've got a continuing resolution that expires before the appointee calendar even starts and now blocks is the verb for someone needed the August win when the whole point was always OMB already wrote the guidance and stopgaps don't carry policy riders forward

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