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The governor has been under pressure from virtually every constituency and interest group in the Democratic Party to pick a senator who represents them.

The platform revealed that rock music fans and guitar-related interest groups showed a strong affinity for these types of games so the brand ran its ads against the publisher’s music titles.

Not unethically or anything, the politics just arranged themselves in private conversations among City Hall’s leaders, their staffs and the orbit of lobbyists, interest groups and activists around them.

In search of plates with plantsMenus have become ever-briefer in the pandemic, resulting in fewer choices, especially for special interest groups.

She pushed the race for Council president, which typically occurs among interest groups in private, into public instead, with progressive activists pushing lobbying on her behalf.

Campaigns like opechatesgays.com assume that LGBT people are an interest group with only one interest: their own.

Another potential Obama nominee in Pennsylvania was never put forward because of interest group opposition.

A powerful interest group is suddenly in retreat, and alienating its strongest supporters.

“In America gay rights are seen as a minority issue for a single interest group,” he said.

In the U.S., by contrast, there are thousands of people with the power to advance an interest group's agenda.

It also made each interest group a peace group inside, because only by being a peace group could it conserve all its force.

Our concern must be for a special interest group that has been too long neglected.

"We need literacy for democracy to survive," says the literacy special interest group.

Its aim is not merely to display old-fashioned implements or provide for the enjoyment of a special interest group.