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  • "These large and arbitrary cuts will have severe impacts across the government," HHS spokesman Bill Hall said. "The sequestration law impacts all affected discretionary programs, so any such programs under [Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services] or the ACA would be impacted."

    Looking for budget cuts? GOP suggests checking out Obamacare →

  • "The most important lesson learned from this experience is the critical need for new influenza manufacturing processes," said HHS spokesman Bill Hall.

    WHO says swine flu pandemic is over →

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