“I have done this too long to assume that anything gets across the finish line, so you try to keep a lot of balls in the air, and some of those may be, as you guys would deem, significant. Some may not be,” Hoyer said. “Certainly I never assume anything is going to get done until it’s actually done. The nature of this business is that the miss rate is a lot higher than the hit rate by virtue of being in a competitive bidding environment.”
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