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special-interest group
noun as in group pursuing an interest or issue
Example Sentences
Why should a special-interest group wield the kind of power that lasts lifetimes, power that has sullied the court?
“We will serve the entire Greater McLean community, not the narrow agenda of any political party or other special-interest group,” another slate of three candidates — Maire Shine, James Lawless and Debra Butler — wrote in a different letter sent to the same newspaper.
A key part of his current campaign is pitching himself as a more pro-Trump alternative to Shelby’s politics, which he described as reflecting the “establishment, never-Trump, RINO, special-interest group wing of the Republican Party.”
While it’s understandable that moderating a special-interest group can be difficult in the best of circumstances, according to journalist Erin Biba, there were only four moderators to supervise the nearly 80,000 users.
He added: "This bill is $2 trillion. There's a ton of money in this bill for people who need it, but what we're doing now is, every special-interest group in town is trying to get a little bit more."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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