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Congressional reciprocity is deferral of members of Congress to the judgment of __________.

Congressional reciprocity is deferral of members of Congress to the judgment of __________.

a. opinion poll analysts, mainly on minor technical bills
b. opinion poll analysts, mainly on high-profile bills
c. subject-matter specialists, mainly on high-profile bills
d. party leadership, over subject-matter specialists

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A situation in which there is a Democratic president and a Republican-controlled House or Senate is an example of __________.

a. bipartisanship
b. cracking
c. divided party government
d. franking privilege

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