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Supporters of the expired Export-Import Bank succeeded tonight in using a rare parliamentary maneuver to force the agency's proposed resurrection onto the House floor, over the opposition of conservative Republicans.

The overwhelming 246-177 vote sets up a series of further actions later tonight that are expected to lead to a final House vote tonight or Tuesday on reauthorizing Ex-Im. But the export credit agency still faces an unsettled fate in the Senate.

The agency, which promotes exports by U.S. companies, expired this summer after conservatives denounced it as an expensive giveaway to special interests. Supporters say its loan guarantees support more than 160,000 U.S. jobs.
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