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Hawley, presided over what was an unbridled frenzy of log-rolling, with Members jockeying to insure the maximum protection for their constituent producers.
Don Bonker: Is Congress About to Cause Another Great Depression? Don Bonker 2011
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Hawley, presided over what was an unbridled frenzy of log-rolling, with Members jockeying to insure the maximum protection for their constituent producers.
Don Bonker: Is Congress About to Cause Another Great Depression? Don Bonker 2011
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And I think the other meaning is people who are the products of clandestine networks, you know, people who go to Ivy League Schools, people who are the products of extremes of influence, of log-rolling.
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Hawley, presided over what was an unbridled frenzy of log-rolling, with Members jockeying to insure the maximum protection for their constituent producers.
Don Bonker: Is Congress About to Cause Another Great Depression? Don Bonker 2011
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I am thinking either log-rolling, or pairs bungee jumping if we are sticking with the whole "escaping the jaws of death" motif.
On the blueline: One game to go, vs. Canada, gold at stake 2010
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And I think the other meaning is people who are the products of clandestine networks, you know, people who go to Ivy League Schools, people who are the products of extremes of influence, of log-rolling.
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Nepotism, log-rolling and use of the casting couch is rife.
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Associated Press House Republican Leader John Boehner Mr. Boehner also proposed to break spending bills into smaller bills for each federal agency or function rather than piling education with health care, for example, into a giant log-rolling exercise.
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Investment skyrocketed and London surged back to world financial leadership as Thatcher broke up the little log-rolling, back-scratching association of accepting houses merchant banks at the feet of the governor of the Bank of England.
Notable & Quotable 2012
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In other words, just the usual horse-trading, log-rolling and back-scratching.
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