It appears as though, and this is the theme I keep coming back to, it was clear and unambiguous what the requirement was for the SEC to do with regard to implementation of Title II.
Deborah Koff Ross: “It appears as though, and this is the theme I keep coming back to, it was clear and unambiguous what the requirement was…”
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Ross argues that the SEC's implementation requirements were clear and unambiguous.
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