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li strong {font-family:"source_sans_probold","Helvetica","Roboto","Arial",sans-serif;} body main img { max-width:29rem; } This tutorial will walk you through how to use the various options in the Congressional Budget Office’s Interactive Force Structure Tool to create a scenario that matches the particular policy choices you want to explore.
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