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Dodd’s departure could endanger potential consumer agency

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Facing crackdown, credit raters bring on heavy hitters

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Breaking their own spending records, the biggest credit raters pull out the stops on lobbying budgets

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Under attack, credit raters turn to the First Amendment

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Courts examine credit raters' 'intimate' relationship with bankers

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