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Senate health committee Chairman Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., says he’ll spend the next three weeks developing and attempting to pass a bipartisan bill that would provide one year of funding for cost-sharing reduction subsidies and increase flexibility on key Affordable Care Act requirements through changes to the state waiver program. Hearings begin this week, when the panel will hear from governors and state insurance officials.