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"The days of regulation through litigation are over," Mr. Pruitt said in a statement. "We will no longer go behind closed doors and use consent decrees and settlement agreements to resolve lawsuits filed against the agency by special interest groups where doing so would circumvent the regulatory process set forth by Congress. Additionally, gone are the days of routinely paying tens of thousands of dollars in attorney's fees to these groups with which we swiftly settle."
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"Any replacement rule will be done carefully, properly, and with humility, by listening to all those affected by the rule," Mr. Pruitt said.
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