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brutforce

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Policy advocates in agency settings:
 
  a. Use seven strategy steps like advocates in legislative settings.
  b. Do not have the same advantages as advocates in the legislative setting.
  c. Are unable to build coalitions.
  d. All of these choices.

Question 2

When advocates are planning to visit a legislator, they should:
 
  a. Approach the legislator as she leaves a legislative session.
  b. Show up to the office unannounced in order to make a statement.
  c. Approach the chief staff person first.
  d. Ask to speak only to the legislator, and not to their legislative analysts.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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