| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Mr. Arthur L. Liman: I cite that remark and others, such as the desire to avoid tipping the balance, the importance in other parts of the legislative history that the statement in the House hearings that if there were an orderly, supervised process of disclosure and if some ground rules were laid down, not only would the investors be better protected, but everyone would know where he stands.
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