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In which way does the rule-making role of the federal bureaucracy differ from its law-enforcement role?.
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In which way does the rule-making role of the federal bureaucracy differ from its law-enforcement role?.

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Answer:The rule-making role happens before the law is implemented, whereas the law-enforcement role happens after a law is already in place.

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