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lobbying

lobbying
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lobby <a lobby; lobbies> N

lobby

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lobby N COMPUT

Jewish lobby

lobby page N COMPUT

Meeting Lobby N COMPUT

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Rather than merely staging campus demonstrations, they focused on influencing national politics by lobbying and occasionally staging and publicizing small demonstrations.
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They then started lobbying the government to connect the cities to the network.
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Interest groups from many sectors spend billions of dollars on lobbying.
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The association actively represents its members and the interests of their schools at a political level, through lobbying governments and politicians.
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Up to that time, diplomatic lobbying at the highest levels remained the rule.
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Lobbying is in fact only one element of what a public affairs practitioner does.
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The next two years, more money was spent on lobbying than in 2006: $6,380,000 was spent in 2007, and $7,760,000 was spent in 2008.
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The patronat has strongly supported government reforms, and has persisted in its lobbying efforts.
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It also includes the movement of government personnel into lobbying firms working for these industries.
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This act places restrictions on the revolving door in direct lobbying.
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