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Government is very good at preventing mistakes, but what if that comes at the expense of actually solving problems?

Government is very good at preventing mistakes, but what if that comes at the expense of actually solving problems?Photo: Federal News Network

"Somewhere along the way we've lost the tolerance for federal workers to make a mistake when they're trying to do the best job that they can," said Rob Shriver

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