In the amending process,special interest groups typically set aside their own particular political,social,or economic viewpoints in order to promote the broader public interest.

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Special interest groups promote their own particular interests and viewpoints, not necessarily the broader public interest. The amending process may involve compromise and negotiating among groups with differing interests in order to achieve a final outcome that serves the public interest to some degree. However, it is not accurate to say that special interest groups set aside their own interests entirely.

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