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When is a Food not a Food ?

Joseph Sims

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Speaking to the Motor Carrier Lawyers Association in Washington recently. Joseph Sims, Deputy Assistant Attomey General in the Justice Department, told the following story. It is instructure in revealing what can happen when a government agency tries to degine a food.

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Speaking to the Motor Carrier Lawyers Association in Washington recently. Joseph Sims, Deputy Assistant Attomey General in the Justice Department, told the following story. It is instructure in revealing what can happen when a government agency tries to degine a food.

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Speaking to the Motor Carrier Lawyers Association in Washington recently. Joseph Sims, Deputy Assistant Attomey General in the Justice Department, told the following story. It is instructure in revealing what can happen when a government agency tries to degine a food.

Key concepts: Agency (philosophy), Government (linguistics), Economic Justice, Political science, Business, Law, Sociology, Philosophy

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