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    Exam 16: Advocacy Groups, Social Movements, and Lobbying
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    How Do Interest Groups Try to Influence the Bureaucracy and the Executive
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How Do Interest Groups Try to Influence the Bureaucracy and the Executive

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How do interest groups try to influence the bureaucracy and the executive branch of the government?

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