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- adverb By a
congress ; often specifically by the United States Congress
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The total cost of the 199 FY 2006 earmarks was $576.2 million, which included the $568.2 million in congressionally directed funding plus $8 million in Agency oversight and administration costs.
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The total cost of the 199 FY 2006 earmarks was $576.2 million, which included the $568.2 million in congressionally directed funding plus $8 million in Agency oversight and administration costs.
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Some budget watchdog groups, such as Taxpayers for Common Sense, label congressionally designated projects as wasteful pork-barrel spending.
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The Senate appropriations subcommittees publish lists of earmarks - called congressionally directed spending - and sponsors. ctx39441#331813:
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The Senate appropriations subcommittees publish lists of earmarks - called congressionally directed spending - and sponsors. ctx39441#331813:
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The Senate appropriations subcommittees publish lists of earmarks - called congressionally directed spending - and sponsors.
Corpus Christi Caller Times, Caller.com Stories Denise Malan 2010
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The Senate appropriations subcommittees publish lists of earmarks - called congressionally directed spending - and sponsors. ctx39441#331813:
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The Senate appropriations subcommittees publish lists of earmarks - called congressionally directed spending - and sponsors. ctx39441#331813:
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The bill also finances 296 earmarks - euphemistically called congressionally directed spending - worth $221 million.
unknown title 2009
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The bill also finances 296 earmarks - euphemistically called congressionally directed spending - worth $221 million.
unknown title 2009
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