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WHO GETS NATIONAL NEWS COVERAGE IN THE U.S. SENATE?
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  • 1986House Members as Newsmakers: The Effects of Televising Congress77 cited

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Production Assets, News Opportunities, and Publicity for Legislators: A Study of Israeli Knesset Members
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  • 2012Speakers and the Spotlight6 cited