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Humor from the New Yorker<ref>Ian Frazier, ''Shouts and Murmurs''. T (2018-10-22) The New Yorker https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2018/10/22/ask-the-compliance-expert?mbid=nl_Daily%20101518&CNDID=42580115</ref>
 
Humor from the New Yorker<ref>Ian Frazier, ''Shouts and Murmurs''. T (2018-10-22) The New Yorker https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2018/10/22/ask-the-compliance-expert?mbid=nl_Daily%20101518&CNDID=42580115</ref>
 
<blockquote>Q: I am pursuing due diligence regarding the accepted best practices having to do with theft. When I’m stealing parts from my neighbor’s car, how do I remain fully compliant and not go outside the bounds of the law?
 
<blockquote>Q: I am pursuing due diligence regarding the accepted best practices having to do with theft. When I’m stealing parts from my neighbor’s car, how do I remain fully compliant and not go outside the bounds of the law?
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  A: Let me answer your question with a question: Have you been caught? If not, for all practical purposes you are in compliance.</blockquote>
 
  A: Let me answer your question with a question: Have you been caught? If not, for all practical purposes you are in compliance.</blockquote>

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Conformity in fulfilling official requirements.

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Humor from the New Yorker[1]

Q: I am pursuing due diligence regarding the accepted best practices having to do with theft. When I’m stealing parts from my neighbor’s car, how do I remain fully compliant and not go outside the bounds of the law?


A: Let me answer your question with a question: Have you been caught? If not, for all practical purposes you are in compliance.

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  1. Ian Frazier, Shouts and Murmurs. T (2018-10-22) The New Yorker https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2018/10/22/ask-the-compliance-expert?mbid=nl_Daily%20101518&CNDID=42580115