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    More Often Than Not, Good Government Workers Are the Scapegoats
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More Often Than Not, Good Government Workers Are the Scapegoats

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Question 33

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More often than not, good government workers are the scapegoats for vague and poorly designed statutes and policies, failed political and corporate leadership, and other factors beyond the control of civil servants.

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