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Another controversial Clinton-era reform may soon be history. The so-called blacklisting rule -- which would bar companies with patterns of legal violations from receiving lucrative government contracts -- will almost assuredly be wiped from the books. "There is no constituency in the Bush White House that would want to keep this rule on the books," says one former lawyer in the Office of Federal Procurement Policy.
July 05, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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