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"… operates in several states and employs many former government staffers.In Wisconsin, working for the Hamilton Consulting Group is Patrick J. Osborne, whose ex …"
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"… cies to regulate lobbyists of the executive branch.Loopholes and ExceptionsWisconsin and Montana are the only two states, not counting Pennsylvania, that do no …"
"… yists, known as lobby principals or lobby employers.For these two states—Wisconsin and Montana—Center researchers surveyed the lobby principal disclosure r …"
"… treated the lobby principals as if they were individual lobbyists. Due to Wisconsin's statutory lobby spending limitations, its score rose considerably, to si …"
"… its score rose considerably, to sixth. Montana's rank remained low at 30th.Wisconsin's lobbying statute states, "No lobbyist may ... furnish to any agency offi …"
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"… hat came from."– Robert Farley …"
"… s" when he was governor. The truth is that the total state/local burden on Wisconsin taxpayers went down during his tenure, according to the Tax Foundation.The …"
"… Tax Foundation.The Club for Growth's ad is airing on Fox News in Wisconsin. It is a preemptive strike against Thompson, a Republican, who is gearing …"
"… st Thompson, a Republican, who is gearing up for a run to succeed retiring Wisconsin Sen. Herb Kohl, a Democrat. (Thompson has not yet formally announced his c …"
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"… er that period, only four states grew jobs at a faster rate: North Dakota, Wisconsin, Alaska and Utah.Perry's comparison about U.S. job losses at the same time …"
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"… service rules and reduce fatigue-related accidents — such as a 2005 I-94 Wisconsin crash that killed five and injured 35 others. The DOT responded through it …"
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"… h such efforts; Michigan, $12.5 million (out of a total owed $36 million); Wisconsin, at least $1.4 million; Oregon over $2 million. Those amounts, too, are on …"
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"… rate teams of scientists, one led by James A. Thomson of the University of Wisconsin and Joseph Itskovitz-Eldor of Israel's Rambam Medical Center, the other by …"
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"… the country and the world, according to the NIH.The branches in Oregon and Wisconsin are leaders in primate reproductive techniques and stem cell research. For …"
"… the research conducted at the primate centers is federally subsidized. The Wisconsin National Primate Research Center received more than $25 million worth of f …"
"… l 2002 edition of the NCRR Reporter that research done at "the NCRR-funded Wisconsin National Primate Research Center enabled the first isolation and culturing …"
"… after his team isolated stem cells in nonhuman primates, the University of Wisconsin scientist turned to human stem cells. Since federal funding could not be u …"
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"… , New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Tennessee, Washington and Wisconsin. Six state ethics agency budgets — in Arkansas, Georgia, Maine, Nevada, …"
Excerpts from this story referencing "Wisconsin":
"… , New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Tennessee, Washington and Wisconsin. Six state ethics agency budgets — in Arkansas, Georgia, Maine, Nevada, …"
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