On the recordJanuary 18, 2018
If you look at the timetable there on their chart... you told them you were about to do it, and 4 days later, they were, like, 'OK, OK, we'll do it voluntarily.'
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congress.govHoward Griffith: “If you look at the timetable there on their chart... you told them you were about to do it, and 4 days later, they were…”
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Griffith illustrates the effectiveness of mandatory authority in prompting voluntary recalls.
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