"Bit of pork but not in a congressional bill" NYT crossword answer is:
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This crossword clue refers to the phrase "a bit of pork but not in a congressional bill," which means something that is not part of a legislative proposal but may still be beneficial to a particular group or individual. This phrase is often used to describe a type of government spending that is not part of the official budget but still provides some benefit to a certain group or individual. This type of spending is often seen as a form of political patronage and is often criticized for being wasteful and unnecessary.
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