Because your company has sued to block two approved generics from the U.S. market until 2028 at the earliest, isn't that right?
Maggie Hassan: “Because your company has sued to block two approved generics from the U.S. market until 2028 at the earliest, isn't that…”
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Questioning a company's lawsuit blocking generics despite expired patents.
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