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ty is for Congress to make sure payroll taxes don't rise on Jan. 1. Carney said the White House is "cautiously optimistic" Congress can meet that goal.On Capitol Hill, lawmakers continued to grapple over a payroll tax cut, though the likelihood was increasing that the Keystone provision would be included in a final product.Negotiators are talking about extending the current 2 percentage point cut for one more year -- as opposed to the 3-point cut Obama originally requested.The sticking point is how to pay for it. Democrats, after abandoning a surtax on millionaires, still are trying to press Republicans to use some revenue to pay for the cut. One senior Democratic aide told Fox News lawmakers are looking at ending "tax breaks for millionaires" to offset some of the lost revenue.As a backstop, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said congressional bargainers were preparing a two-month extension of the payroll tax cut and expiring jobless benefits in case negotiat
llions of dollars more in Libyan assets frozen elsewhere are also expected to be released.The Security Council froze the assets of five key Libyan financial institutions in March following the uprising against Qaddafi's 42-year rule and his deadly crackdown on protesters.After Qaddafi's death and the end of the eight-month civil war in October, the Security Council eased some financial restrictions to allow a resumption of trading. But the freeze on assets that the Central Bank and Foreign Bank held before March remained in place until Friday's delisting.Britain's Hague welcomed the sanctions committee's decision, saying "Libya's government will now have full access to the significant funds needed to help rebuild the country, to underpin stability and to ensure that Libyans can make the transactions that are essential to everyday life.""The transitional government must now redouble its efforts to build a transparent and accountable financial system which will un




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