United States v. Data Translation, Inc.

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• holding that any jury instruction error was harmless because Government failed to show that alleged nondisclosure was material
• determining that a GSA questionnaire’s disclosure requirement was so broad that no reasonable contractor could have thought literal compliance was required, but that a practical reading requiring disclosure of relevant data was reasonable

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