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lobby
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lobby against something
to solicit support against something, such as a piece of legislation or a government regulation. We sent a lot of lawyers to the state capital to lobby against the bill, but it passed anyway. They lobbied against the tax increase.
See also: against

lobby for something

to solicit support for something among the members of a voting body, such as the Congress. Tom is always lobbying for some reform bill or other. The manufacturers lobbied for tax relief.


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For goodness sake, Jewish lobbyers have given Obama endless grief over a 1998 picture of Obama and his wife Michelle having dinner with the late Palestinian intellectual Edward Said.
The new BHIC site will act as a central point of communication for those involved in the equine industry such as breeders, vets, professional and recreational riders, policy makers, lobbyers and pony club members.
Torrey is an "effective lobbyer and a tireless worker," Hauser said.
 
 
 
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