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   <title>Recent articles by  John Griffith  from governing.com</title>
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   <description>John Griffith is a research associate at the Doing What Works project at the Center for American Progress.</description>
   
   
         
               
                      	    				    	    																													    													    															
    	    				    	    																																											    													    															
                                                                                                                                            																																				



																												


                  
                  
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            <title>A Results-First Approach to Cost Reduction</title>
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            <description>When states and cities respond to record budget shortfalls with across-the-board cuts, some vital public services unnecessarily end up on the chopping block.</description>
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            <title>Designing for Success</title>
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            <description>Lawmakers can steer clear of costly and politically embarrassing boondoggles while devoting scarce funds to their most promising new programs.</description>
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