We feel that although the Administration might not yet be fully satisfied with these settlements, we firmly believe that these settlements... represent our best and exhaustive effort to reach compromises.
Ben Ray Luján: “We feel that although the Administration might not yet be fully satisfied with these settlements, we firmly believe that…”
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Expressing confidence in the settlements despite some dissatisfaction from the Administration.
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