| With individual donations capped, bundlers commit to raise money from as many individuals as possible. |
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| For all their press releases promising watchfulness, the candidates have become increasingly addicted to bundlers. |
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| Currently, candidates must identify only those bundlers who collect and deliver contributions. |
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| Condi-film's tray bundlers have been designed to satisfy all of the customer's needs in the most precise way. |
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| The bundlers are also designed to be multi-format within the limits of the dimensions of the greatest charge. |
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| A candidate no longer needs the infrastructure of veteran bundlers who will round up twenty-seven-hundred-dollar checks from hundreds of people. |
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| The tray bundlers are intended for over-packaging in brick or bottle type cardboard trays. |
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| He may also be struggling to keep up in the race to build a network of so-called bundlers, who can collect donations from wealthy friends and business associates. |
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| However, campaigns are legally required to disclose bundlers who are registered lobbyists, as well as the amounts they bundle. |
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| To his credit, Huckabee is conscious of the fact that he will need a cluster of deep-pocketed patrons and bundlers. |
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| The book goes some way toward explaining how he did win in 2012, at least as viewed from certain strata in both campaigns: top aides, establishment brokers, and bundlers. |
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| The organization engages in the manufacturing of full turnkey packaging lines of unscramblers, sorters, fillers, cappers, labelers, cartoners, bundlers, and case packers. |
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| Critics contend that bundlers have undue influence over politicians. |
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| Cytoskeletal architecture and dynamics are influenced by associated proteins such as motors and bundlers, and regulatory proteins such as kinases and phosphatases. |
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| Because there was a dearth of government-backed, dollar-dominated investment vehicles, global savings poured into the dubious schemes of U. S. mortgage bundlers — prime, subprime, and otherwise. |
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