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The 35-4 vote came after the Senate, on a party-line vote, rejected a Democratic amendment that would have compelled either insurance companies or the state to pay the costs of pre-abortion ultrasound exams.
Monday's passage now sets up lengthy negotiations with the House of Delegates to resolve differences between their rival versions of the budget.
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