On the recordJune 11, 2012
These kinds of activities, this theft, takes from the United States the ability to produce the kinds of things that our entrepreneurs have invented in this country.
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congress.govThese kinds of activities, this theft, takes from the United States the ability to produce the kinds of things that our entrepreneurs have invented in this country.
Holder explains the economic consequences of corporate theft on American innovation.
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