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    The Close Relationship That Sometimes Develops Between an Advocacy Group
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The Close Relationship That Sometimes Develops Between an Advocacy Group

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The close relationship that sometimes develops between an advocacy group and the government department with which it regularly deals is called a clientele relationship.

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