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  Maintain the same goal throughout the analytical decision-making process.
 Be prepared to shift goals and redefine goals as the political situation arises (Stone, p. 256)
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  Change of the status quo to more quality schools.
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  Highlight the best side of the agency and keep agenda items off the agenda that may be viewed negatively by the public and opponents.
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  Public testimony - stakeholder input
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  Public testimony
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  Public testimony
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  Public testimony
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  Use rhetoric; make the preferred solution appear to be the best solution.
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  Avoid policy decisions that may require politically difficult or costly policy actions.
