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The coverage of chain-in-command in this answer is so on point. One could literally follow each sentence to determine the culprit of any issue. Bravo - A+ in tr
by spynxic 9y ago
The coverage of chain-in-command in this answer is so on point. One could literally follow each sentence to determine the culprit of any issue. Bravo - A+ in troubleshooting.
- bluetwo 9y agoSure, but a jury doesn't have to follow the logical chain of events. Look at the recent talcum powder lawsuits. No solid evidence it causes cancer, yet multiple million dollar lawsuits against J&J saying that it did.