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Carl Levin: “So when the letter reads, 'should there be a need,' you're already fudging.”

On the recordFebruary 4, 2004
So when the letter reads, 'should there be a need,' you're already fudging.
Said by
Carl Levin
Democratic · Michigan
Source
congress.gov
Feb 4, 2004

Editor's note · Context

Questioning the clarity of a letter regarding resource needs.

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