On the recordApril 17, 2013
I do think in today's discussion, which is important, we should also think about it in the context of what is happening in the real and political world.
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congress.govI do think in today's discussion, which is important, we should also think about it in the context of what is happening in the real and political world.
Delaney highlights the importance of considering real-world implications in discussions.
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