[t]he soft costs of man-hours within all levels of government wasted to identify, confront and track these transactions must be staggering!
Jay Rockefeller: “[t]he soft costs of man-hours within all levels of government wasted to identify, confront and track these transactions…”
On the recordMay 26, 2011
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The City of Tyler highlights the extensive resources spent on resolving cramming issues.
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