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White House proposal to end pay freeze draws mixed reactions

Federal employee groups pleased with recommendation to boost government pay in 2013, but say 0.5 percent raise is not enough.

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"While a one-half of 1 percent increase is better than zero, it is still extremely modest."

Rep. Stephen Lynch, D-Mass., on President Obama's proposed 2013 pay raise for federal employees.

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