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Despite New Rules, Opaqueness Reigns

By Jennifer Yachnin
Roll Call Staff
May 27, 2008, Midnight

While new House rules last year tried to widen the distance between Capitol Hill and K Street, many of the resulting safeguards are still concealed from public view, prompting a call from several outside groups to tighten the regulations.

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