That certainly doesn't mean that there was fraud perpetrated. It just means that there are inconsistencies and those inconsistencies need to be addressed.
Renee L. Ellmers: “That certainly doesn't mean that there was fraud perpetrated. It just means that there are inconsistencies and those…”
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Ellmers emphasizes that application inconsistencies do not imply fraud.
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