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After India banned exports of wheat in 2007, neighboring countries panicked and limited their grain sales, which pushed prices to records and sparked food riots from Egypt to Haiti for the next year.
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Soon after Dan Glickman became head of the Motion Picture Association of America in 2004, he began to hear from studio lobbyists that U.S. Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania and other Republicans weren’t happy about it.
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Agriculture lobbyists are divided over whether to end guaranteed subsidies to growers as rural lawmakers face a deadline tomorrow to propose $23 billion in farm-spending cuts.
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The tables were named after Afghan provinces and the host welcomed his guests in Farsi.
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The U.S. will need to step up efforts to sell surplus farm production overseas if the country hopes to preserve this year’s record profit and exports, former U.S. Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter said.
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The Motion Picture Association of America said it will continue to search for a new chief executive officer after ending discussions with former U.S. Senator Bob Kerrey .
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To make sense of the long quarrel in Congress over the five-year, $500 billion bill to overhaul agricultural policy, look back in time, way before red and blue became the colors that define U.S. politics.
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The Motion Picture Association of America, lobbyist for Hollywood’s largest studios, named former U.S. Senator Christopher Dodd as chairman and chief executive officer.
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The Carlyle Group managing director and co-founder David Rubenstein reflected on the differences between arts fundraising in Washington and New York.
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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack personally apologized to the black USDA employee he ousted after a furor over an edited videotape of remarks she made in a March speech, saying he “did not handle this situation well.”
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