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"Specter and Leahy introduced an amended version of their June proposal. The new version omits a section that would have severely restricted the sale and use of social security numbers by businesses and other entities. According to a committee representative, the provision was dropped because another congressional committee has jurisdiction over such regulations."
"Leahy said in a floor speech Wednesday that various stakeholders had come together to make the bill better balanced." Those stakeholders paid enough money to convince the good Senators to drop the provision.
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