Is it theoretically conceivable if yesterday's minimum wage exemption for American Samoa becomes law and today's bill passes that people that make less than the minimum wage in American Samoa will be doing with Federal funds embryonic stem cell research?
Tom Feeney: “Is it theoretically conceivable if yesterday's minimum wage exemption for American Samoa becomes law and today's bill…”
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Discussing the implications of minimum wage exemptions and federal funding for stem cell research.
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