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… but its activities have steadily grown and shifted to include the economic census, American Communities Survey, … but its activities have steadily grown and shifted to include the economic census, American Communities Survey, … - page 678
… Because much of the data collected by the Census Bureau include personal and confidential information, a focus on … Because much of the data collected by the Census Bureau include personal and confidential information, a focus on … - page 679
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… census. Any successful conservative Administration must include a citizenship question in the census. Asking a … census. Any successful conservative Administration must include a citizenship question in the census. Asking a … - page 680
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… compromising other priorities. Further recommendations include: Chapter Department of Commerce Page number 687 … … compromising other priorities. Further recommendations include: … The National Telecommunications and Information … - page 687
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