I simply respond by saying the generic companies cannot get the market because they cannot meet the requirements and the obstacles set forth in the Hatch substitute. It is that simple.
William Pryor: “I simply respond by saying the generic companies cannot get the market because they cannot meet the requirements and the…”
On the recordJune 27, 1996
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William Pryor
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Discussing the challenges faced by generic companies in relation to the Hatch substitute.
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