Well, given how long it takes for you to break in and develop the proficiency of examiners, that makes great sense to me.
Chris Coons: “Well, given how long it takes for you to break in and develop the proficiency of examiners, that makes great sense to…”
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Coons supports the idea of relaxing salary caps for examiners.
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