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ADVERTISEMENT THE BIG DEAL Bipartisan group says it s still on track after setback on Senate floor:  A bipartisan group of senators on Wednesday afternoon issued a joint statement declaring they’re still on track for completing work on a $1.2 trillion infrastructure package, even after the Senate voted earlier in the day to reject a motion to begin debate on the measure. “We have made significant progress and are close to a final agreement. We will continue working hard to ensure we get this critical legislation right and are optimistic that we will finalize, and be prepared to advance, this historic bipartisan proposal to strengthen America’s infrastructure and create good-paying jobs in the coming days,” the group of 10 Republicans, 11 Democrats and one independent who caucuses with Democrats said in a statement.

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