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Iraq war costs may squeeze domestic programs
Analysts warn the $87 billion Iraq funding adds to a ballooning deficit near half a trillion dollars, potentially crowding out social spending and environmental programs. With tax cuts expiring in 2010, nondefense spending faces restraint while war costs rise.
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