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So there's this view circulating that the views I expressed about 15 years ago on the Bank of Japan are somehow inconsistent with our current policies.
But he did say in the final version that "I do not doubt that a litigant in the position of respondents would much prefer to argue his case before a court none of whose members had expressed the views that I expressed about the relationship between surveillance and First Amendment rights while serving as an assistant attorney general".
The opinions I expressed about the book were entirely sincere, if immodest, representing a blend of intentions, reflections, and aspirations.
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