At the end the day, however, I think we can all agree, whatever systems were in place did not prevent damage to these communities caused by what appears to be the excessive supply of opioid pills.
Diana DeGette: “At the end the day, however, I think we can all agree, whatever systems were in place did not prevent damage to these…”
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DeGette critiques the effectiveness of distributors' systems in preventing opioid damage.
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