The practice by congressional representatives of including language providing special benefits for their constituents in otherwise unrelated bills is called the

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This practice is commonly known as an "earmark." An earmark is a provision added to a funding bill that directs specific funds to a specific recipient or project, often at the request of a member of Congress. It is often criticized for being used to secure political favors or to direct funds towards pet projects rather than based on merit or need.

The Practice by Congressional Representatives of Including Language Providing Special