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mentary provided that it is broadcast or appears in a newspaper, periodical, or similar widely available publication. Example 1 to paragraph (f): A Federal Trade Commission (FTC) employee participated in the Fit's decision to initiate an enforcement proceeding against a particular company. After terminating Government s

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mentary provided that it is broadcast or appears in a newspaper, periodical, or similar widely available publication. Example 1 to paragraph (f): A Federal Trade Commission (FTC) employee participated in the Fit's decision to initiate an enforcement proceeding against a particular company. After terminating Government s

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