On the recordFebruary 3, 2015
I think people think an audit is like going to the dentist; you know, you know you've got do it, and it's going to be painful, and, when it's over, you're not sure that it really was worth it.
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congress.govI think people think an audit is like going to the dentist; you know, you know you've got do it, and it's going to be painful, and, when it's over, you're not sure that it really was worth it.
Comparing audits to dental visits to highlight their importance in resource allocation.
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