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Which interest group in the United States is more likely to depend on demonstrations and other nontraditional strategies of influence?
During this course, you have learned about the public policy implications and crime prevention strategies related to different criminological theories and types of crime. In your opinion, what p
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A what is the formation of new opinions, plans or ideas that can be agreed to or shared by members of several political parties?