On the recordFebruary 2, 2012
So we don't have to have absolute certainty. We can't have absolute certainty.
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congress.govSo we don't have to have absolute certainty. We can't have absolute certainty.
Jerry McNerney emphasizes that decisions can be made without absolute certainty in science.
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