On the recordApril 21, 2010
It does seem to me that this provision in the NPR takes the previous calculated ambiguity, removes a lot of the ambiguity, but, frankly, then restores some of the ambiguity.
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Lieberman critiques the ambiguity in the NPR's language.
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