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in less transparency and the potential for more corruption in the nation?s campaign finance systemhas resultedin less transparency and the potential for more corruption in the nation?s campaign finance system
to foreign interests influencing US electionscould leadto foreign interests influencing US elections
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to creation of super PACsledto creation of super PACs
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to an end of undue political influence of corporationswill leadto an end of undue political influence of corporations
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many news organizationshas promptedmany news organizations
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to the advent of so called Super - Pacs , which deal with millions of dollarshas ledto the advent of so called Super - Pacs , which deal with millions of dollars
to super PACs , which benefit Republicansledto super PACs , which benefit Republicans
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