the solution to this is not to try to distinguish too finely among different classes of applicants but really to get this cap lifted and get on with the program.
David Price: “the solution to this is not to try to distinguish too finely among different classes of applicants but really to get…”
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Price emphasizes the need to lift the cap for housing applications.
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