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Multi-year appropriations are available for obligation over a specified period longer than one fiscal year but not indefinitely. Congress designates the period of availability in the appropriation language (e.g., "to remain available until September 30, 2028"). These funds provide agencies flexibility for programs that span multiple years.
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