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==Instructional Process== * Open the following page: https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/browse * Type "entrepreneurship" or key words related #REDIRECT [[How to entrepreneurship in the search bar. * For each individual bill listed, click on the bill and open the bill's overview page, i.e. https://www.Search for Bills using govtrack.us/congress/bills/114/s1137 * On the wiki page, record the bill number "S. 1137", the bill title "PATENT Act", and prognosis "36% chance of being enacted". * If there is "See Instead" under the prognosis indication, there is another bill with this same title introduced to Congress. The two bills contain the same content (for the several bills I have checked). Record the prognosis of the similar bill. If two bills have the same title but are not linked to each other, they still have very similar contents. * On the bill overview page, under the "A Bill/"An Act" tab, there should be an option to view the summary of the bill. Read over the summary and interpret a high level conclusion onto the wikipedia page. * The final product should be formatted accordingly: link: ==HTML code== On the bill page: Title and bill number: <title>PATENT Act (S. 1137) - GovTrack.us</title> Chance of being enacted: <dt>Prognosis:</dt> <dd> <p>36% chance of being enacted</p> </dd> On the bill text page: Summary: <p class="official-title">To amend title 35, United States Code, and the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act to make improvements and technical corrections, and for other purposes.</p></section>]]
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