The ________ practices of special interest groups help them gain influence over public policy.
A)public service
B)civil service
C)revolving door
D)contract spoils

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The phrase "revolving door" refers to the practice of individuals moving back and forth between government and private sector jobs, which enables them to use their connections and knowledge to advance their interests. This practice is often employed by special interest groups as a way to gain access to policymakers and exert influence over policy decisions. The other answer choices - public service, civil service, and contract spoils - do not accurately describe this phenomenon.

The ________ Practices of Special Interest Groups Help Them Gain