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Both Schock and Owens said they expect to be exonerated by the House committee.
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Schock's case involves an allegation he asked House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va.
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Schock was weighing a bid for governor at the time.
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By the time the approval came, it had a new name, the more generic Jobs and Progress Fund, and it was running ads attacking Republican Congressman Aaron Schock, two states away in Illinois.
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Joyce, of The Bradford Group, and other advertisers interviewed for this article declined to specify the exact conversion rate, but Schock, of Google, puts it this way: The higher up a company is ranked in the search query and the higher the frequency of consumers Googl-ing a certain term, the better the chances of landing a sale.
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