And if the gentlewoman will continue to yield, but the burden of proving that is upon the applicant. So in order to get the benefit of the tacked-on time, I have to show that it was not my fault.
Andrea Joy Campbell: “And if the gentlewoman will continue to yield, but the burden of proving that is upon the applicant. So in order to get…”
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Discussing the burden of proof for applicants seeking benefits.
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