Now, given the well-documented complaint of political tampering with scientific data made by the official directly responsible for overseeing the scientific integrity of these studies, your statement that there has been a 'complete absence of any complaints about the manner in which the Klamath Basin study is proceeding' is absolutely stunning.
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