On the recordFebruary 10, 2016
The key components are thinking how we look to the programs of the past, both those that had done poorly and those that had done well.
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congress.govThe key components are thinking how we look to the programs of the past, both those that had done poorly and those that had done well.
Rounds discusses learning from past programs to inform future strategies.
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