On the recordNovember 19, 2014
Mr. Wibbelman, at the end of the fourth Red Kite deal in December 2012, the queue to leave the Metro warehouses in Detroit was about 500 days long.
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congress.govCarl Levin: “Mr. Wibbelman, at the end of the fourth Red Kite deal in December 2012, the queue to leave the Metro warehouses in…”
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Levin highlights the long queue resulting from the Red Kite deal.
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