, called deep lobbying: Rather than simply using their money to buy influence directly, special interests pursue the longer-term strategy of funding plausible-sounding people and institutions that supply intellectual rationales for the policies they want.
Deep lobbying is the action by which special interests  fund plausible-sounding people rather than using their money to directly buy influence.
Deep lobbying is the action by which special interests buy influence directly instead of pursuing a more long-term strategy of funding.
A woman is protesting makeup by going without.
Data is only as reliable as you need it to be.
In West Virginia, there are thousands of older people who are very poor.
The people are at an event together.
Others are specifically geared towards providing line managers with a greater appreciation of the financial implications of their business decisions.
The girls are crocheting a blanket.