But again, your answer kind of presupposes this is actually an adversarial lawsuit. Some group is an adversary against the agency. And what we're seeing is no, It's a completely cooperative arrangement where [the agency and the adversary group] say, 'we don't really have the legal authority that we can see, but, you know, we're with you on this one, so why don't you sue us?' Again, this is, you know, obviously, you know, my interpretation of what's happened. I mean, do you deny that that hasn't happened in the case in the past? (21:25)
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