Space
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NASA Gets $75 Million for Hurricane Matthew Repairs from Stopgap Spending Bill
Republicans’ stopgap spending bill set to fund the United States government through April next year reportedly includes almost $75 million dollars for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) for the damages of Hurricane Matthew that hit the country in October.
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