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If it didnt work, said Cunningham, the industry wouldnt oppose it. Ricardo Sandoval and the Center for Public Integritys International Consortium of Investigative Journalists also contributed to this story.

You also have to account for the costs of validating your manufacturing processes to ensure consistency and quality