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January 13, 2022

Lawmakers are divided over how to curb their own ability to trade stocks.

Lawmakers are divided over how to curb their own ability to trade stocks. @ylanmui has the details. https://t.co/bKSmz2R6LH pic.twitter.com/VPIaodkyZq

— CNBC (@CNBC) January 13, 2022

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