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300   $a"July 22, 2021."
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330   $aIt is clear to us that failure to address our current cumbersome supply chain procedures will weaken American leaders' ability to respond to strategic challenges. A foreign adversary that can leverage supply chain vulnerabilities and divert decisionmakers' attention from provocative acts, can also fundamentally impact the choices the United States makes in response to military escalation. The Task Force's work has highlighted critical supply chain risks, revealed the need to build supply chain resilience, and thereby decrease our reliance on overseas resources, especially from China.
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