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The White House and Justice Department have launched a new anti-fraud push, but the public record still does not show measurable gains or that the latest cases were caused by the new structure.
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The White House and Justice Department have built a more formal anti-fraud apparatus, but the public record still does not show that the new structure itself is producing better results.
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The White House and Justice Department have built a more formal anti-fraud apparatus, but the public record still does not show that the new structure itself is producing better results.
The White House and Justice Department have launched a new anti-fraud push, but the public record still does not show measurable gains or that the latest cases were caused by the new structure.
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