We have to sort of think about what are the priority areas, knowing full well that we can't guarantee absolute, 100-percent protection against anything.
Tom Harkin: “We have to sort of think about what are the priority areas, knowing full well that we can't guarantee absolute…”
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Discussing the impossibility of complete protection against bioterrorism threats.
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