Outside strategies are, by definition, strategies ________.

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Outside strategies are those in which interest groups appeal to the public for support to put pressure on decision-makers. This can include tactics such as grassroots organizing, public demonstrations, and media campaigns. These strategies are considered "outside" because they involve exerting pressure from outside of the formal political process, rather than working closely with decision-makers and the public service (C) or using experts from outside the interest group (A). While outside strategies may be less likely to stimulate opposition and criticism than some inside strategies (B), this is not a defining characteristic of outside strategies.

Outside Strategies Are, by Definition, Strategies ________