Multiple Choice
What do special-interest groups do?
A) They may cooperate on one issue in common, although they differ in other ways.
B) They are unable to cooperate unless they agree on all principles.
C) They cannot cooperate because they define the problem in very different ways.
D) They may cooperate on issues they do not believe in to get backing for those they support.
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