Appropriating money for a specific purpose, usually at the behest of a lobbyist is known as
A)ear-marking.
B) lobbying.
C) appropriating.
D) log-rolling.
E) contributing.

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Ear-marking is the specific practice of allocating money for a particular purpose or project, often in response to lobbying efforts. This can be done by individual members of Congress or by Congressional committees.

Appropriating Money for a Specific Purpose, Usually at the Behest