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Subject: Fw: (BN) Goldman Turns to New Lobbying Playbook for Washington Battle
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Subject: (BN) Goldman Turns to New Lobbying Playbook for Washington Battle


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Goldman Turns to New Lobbying Playbook for Washington Battle
2010-04-27 04:01:00.26 GMT


By Robert Schmidt
April 27 (Bloomberg) -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc., which for
years saw no need to play a traditional Washington lobbying
game, is deploying former lawmakers and crisis specialists as it
tries to tamp down the political firestorm threatening its well-
honed brand.


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