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6 Contacts for Hulshof, Kenny

Date	Lobbyist	Firm	Client	Country	Method	Level	Contact	Issues
2007-10-23		DLA Piper US	Government of Turkey	Turkey	Phone	Staff	Christine Ferioli (Legislative Assistant)	H. Res. 106
2007-10-23	Robert L. Livingston	Livingston Group	Government of Turkey	Turkey	Phone	Member	Hulshof, Kenny	Concerning the current status of U.S./Turkish relations, and H. Res. 106
2007-10-16	Robert L. Livingston	Livingston Group	Government of Turkey	Turkey	Phone	Member	Hulshof, Kenny	Concerning the current status of U.S./Turkish relations, and H. Res. 106
2007-10-16	Robert L. Livingston	Livingston Group	Government of Turkey	Turkey	Phone	Member	Hulshof, Kenny	Concerning the current status of U.S./Turkish relations, and H. Res. 106
2007-10-23	Robert L. Livingston	Livingston Group	Government of Turkey	Turkey	Phone	Member	Hulshof, Kenny	Concerning the current status of U.S./Turkish relations, and H. Res. 106
2008-02-05		Ryberg & Smith	Mauritius Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Cooperation	Mauritius	Meeting	Staff	Aaron Smith (Rep. Hulshof's staff)	Briefing paper

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