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Crowe notes that while he has been practicing law for more than 42 years, it was only for the first 20 or so—before he turned to governmental relations—that he considered himself “a real lawyer.”
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Crowe considered himself a real lawyer for the first 20 of 42 years practicing law
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{ "person": "Robert Crowe", "transition": "Governmental relations", "years_as_real_lawyer": 20, "years_practicing_law": 42 } - UUID
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