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Acting Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling testifies on his nomination to serve as the primary advisor to President Trump on employment, wages, and workplace safety.
Acting Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling testifies on his nomination to serve as the primary advisor to President Trump on employment, wages, and workplace safety.
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