| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The there is no problem yet attitude will, once the problem exists, likely be replaced with a the problem does not justify the disruption that forcing companies to change established practices" stance once problems emerge (unless FTC members are replaced, first.)Of course, taking action before there was a problem would avoid the disruption, but the FTC is on the side of the people who stand to be
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