Jim Drinkard describes the pharmaceutical lobby in Washington as
a. waning in influence since the 2004 election.
b. traditionally weak and fragmented.
c. one of the strongest and most well-connected lobby in the city.
d. gaining in influence since the 2004 election, but it is still relatively weak.
c. one of the strongest and most well-connected lobby in the city.
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A. Fourth B. Fifth C. Sixth D. Eighth
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A) post-Civil War? B) ?pre-Civil War C) ?American Revolution D) ?Great Depression