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Resolves YES if the US statutory debt ceiling is raised or suspended before June 20, otherwise NO.
Notes:
Removing or temporarily suspending the debt ceiling counts as YES.
Only passage of US law counts for resolution. E.g. circumventing or ignoring the debt limit doesn't matter for this question. If the US defaults and then raises the debt ceiling aftewards before the question deadline, that still counts as YES.
This question uses Eastern time.
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Biden signs debt ceiling deal into law, averting historic default
https://www.cnn.com/2023/06/03/politics/biden-signs-debt-ceiling-deal/index.html
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