On the recordFebruary 24, 1994
whatever the case may be, I do not read it that way and the attorneys do not read it that way, but we will nevertheless respond to those terms with very clear language.
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govinfo.govDale Kildee: “whatever the case may be, I do not read it that way and the attorneys do not read it that way, but we will nevertheless…”
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The speaker is discussing a legal interpretation and the response to certain terms.
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