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U.S. House to consider Russia sanctions bill

The U.S. House of Representatives is scheduled to take up legislation imposing sanctions on Russia next week. Whether the bill will pass and what measures it contains remain unclear.

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A sanctions bill could affect U.S.-Russia relations and international economic pressure if enacted.

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