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| Yet in most instances, the threat of impeachment effectively checked lawbreaking, irresponsible, or incompetent executives. If the city is going to front the funds for a cleanup, it ought to aggressively recoup the money from those lawbreaking businesses on the back end. But when lawbreaking is rewarded, there will be more of it. |
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