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    Interactive feature showing how K&L Gates is connected to local organizations and individuals, including campaign contributions from K&L Gates attorneys and clients to Durham elected officials
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Flowchart: Who's who in the K&L Gates world

by Samiha Khanna and Maria Bilinski Shain

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