On the recordAugust 1, 2012
Well, wouldn't that be of prime interest to the Inspector General's office?
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congress.govWell, wouldn't that be of prime interest to the Inspector General's office?
McClintock questions the Inspector General's interest in allegations of scientific misconduct.
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