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• African Growth and Opportunity Act Coalition, Inc.
  ...ed of 45 multinational corporations, lobbying shops and law firms. Many of the lobbying firms represent foreign governments, in addition to U.S. oil compa ...terhead and website rings to the desk of someone in the D.C. lobbying shop of Ford Motor Company.
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• Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee
  ...untries, and defense and military research and development efforts through the [[Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency]]. ''See also the '''House [[Subcommittee on Emerging Threats, Cybersecurity, and Science and
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• Environmental and Energy Study Institute
  ...ization established in 1984 by a bipartisan, bicameral group of members of Congress to provide timely information and develop innovative policy solutions that *[[City of Austin]]
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• Zach Wamp
  ...hwamp.jpg|thumb|Zach Wamp previously served the 3rd Congressional district of Tennessee]] ...2011.</ref> The district is based in Chattanooga and includes large parts of East Tennessee, including Oak Ridge.
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• Decision Management
  ...obbying]] - the mobilization of people with a close personal connection to the lobbying target. ...ates "the impression that more than just the vested interests are in favor of your position. Even close advisors and friends are supportive." [https://ww
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• Campaign for Responsible Health Reform
  ...Responsible Health Reform [http://www.responsiblehealthreform.org/campaign The Campaign], Web page, accessed August 18, 2009</ref> ...of doctors and other health care providers could put private insurers out of business."<ref> Campaign for Responsible Health Reform [http://www.responsi
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• John Spratt
  ...tt previously served the 5th Congressional district in north-central South Carolina]] ...P">[http://www.whorunsgov.com/Profiles/John_Spratt John Spratt profile], ''The Washington Post'', accessed January 2011.</ref>
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• American Family Association
  ...) promotes itself as an organization for [[traditional family values]]. As the little fish in their logo indicate, it is a [[fundamentalist]] Christian [[ ...w/general/default.aspx?oid=3796 "American Family Association"], People for the American Way, accessed March 7, 2008.</ref>
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• League of Conservation Voters
  ...olitics, [http://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/summary.php?id=D000000288 League of Conservation Voters], ''OpenSecrets.org'', accessed May 2013.</ref> ...leaders to victory, both on Capitol Hill and at the ballot box.<ref>League of Conservation Voters, [http://www.lcv.org/about/mission/ Mission], organizat
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• Gordon L. Brady
  *B.A. in Economics, University of North Carolina (1967) *M.A. in Economics, University of North Carolina
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• CMS Energy
  | net_income = Loss of $215 million (2007)<ref name="businessweek"/> ...to most of Michigan. Its headquarters are located in Jackson, Michigan. The company has operated since 1890.
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• NAIA Trust
  '''NAIA Trust''' is an affiliated [[501(c)(4)]] "legislative branch" of the [[National Animal Interest Alliance]] (NAIA), a [[front group]] and industr ...erest], [[National Animal Interest Alliance]], accessed January 2009</ref> The NAIA Trust appears to be primarily focused on legislative opposition to hum
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• NABR & the Animal Welfare Act
  ...e general information, see also main SourceWatch article [[U.S. Department of Agriculture]]. ...t of the [[National Association for Biomedical Research]] (NABR), disputed the idea that dogs who leave their cage for exercise have better lives than tho
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• Energy Citizens
  ...ref> A look at the participating organizations, however, shows a long list of oil, coal, and transportation interests.<ref name="who">[http://energycitiz ...rgy.org that features the logo "Vote4Oil.org" and the tag line, "Polluting the Future."<ref>Anne Landman [https://www.prwatch.org/node/11216 Oil Drilling
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• Sun Myung Moon
  ...Myung Moon''' is the head of the [[Unification Church]] and the founder of the [[Washington Times]]. His son is [[Hyun Jin Preston Moon]]. ...o America. [http://www.unification.org/rev_mrs_moon.html] Since that time, the Unification Church has grown exponentially worldwide, and is now a financia
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• Bob Stallman
  ...www.fair.org/index.php?page=1507 Right-Wing Business in Farmer's Overalls: The American Farm Bureau Federation] Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, Septem == Opposition to "The Nonstop Criticism of Contemporary Agriculture" ==
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• ALEC Politicians
  ...add them with a citation. The names in this original list were verified as of posting.) *[[North Carolina ALEC Politicians]]
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• RTI International
  ...) contracts. More than one-third of its $509.5 million in 2004 income came from USAID. [http://www.rti.org/pubs/rti_ar_2004.pdf] ...[http://www.rti.org/page.cfm?nav=155#subsidiaries] RTI's "worldwide staff of more than 2,500 individuals" is divided into four research teams - Social a
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• Working People for Fair Energy
  ...ml "SPECIAL REPORT: Industry wraps coal ash regulation fight in the mantle of civil rights"] Facing South, September 30, 2010.</ref> ...nclude the [[Chamber of Commerce]] divisions in Alabama and Tennessee, and the IBEW System Council U-19, which represents 3,000 Alabama Power employees.<r
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• Consumers Rights League
  ...loan industry that was created to do battle with industry critics such as the [[Center for Responsible Lending]] and [[ACORN]]. ...investigate reporting irregularities and suspicious lobbying practices by the Center for Responsible Lending."<ref>[http://www.consumersrightsleague.org/
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