Bipartisan Senate Bill Would Reform Bureau of Industry & Security

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The article describes the proposal in neutral terms and includes comments from both sponsors. It does not use notably partisan language or frame the bill as a party conflict.

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• ▸Framing — The bill is framed as a bipartisan export-control reform proposal.