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Because he realized that the other party might have truly encountered a difficult matter of great magnitude, Liam was not angry at all about the other party's tardiness. On the contrary, he nodded in understanding and said politely, "It's okay, Mr. Smith. I didn't have anything else to do, so there's no rush."

"Thank you!" Jameson thanked him and smiled politely before sitting down in front of Liam.

After the both of them had casually ordered some dishes, Jameson asked Liam, "Mr. Weaver, you've come so far from Oskia. Is there something important?"

Liam smiled and said, "Mr. Smith, you should have heard of The Apothecary Pharmaceutical, right?"

"I've heard of it." Smith nodded and said, "You have a drug under review by our FDA, right?"

"Yes." Liam said, "The review cycle has passed for quite a long time, but it has not entered the next stage yet. So, I would like to inquire if there is any way to speed up the process?"

Smith said with some difficulty, "The FDA is very strict on the review of imported drugs now. The process is really long, and I cannot tell you clearly whether the drug will be able to meet our standards or whether it can be approved for marketing even after going through all our processes."

Liam explained, "Mr. Smith, the ingredients for this Oskian medicine are very safe. There are no toxic side effects, and the efficacy is very good. It could also be said that the effect is immediate. Could this kind of medicine also be refused to be listed by the FDA?!" Smith nodded and said, "We have been receiving many drug applications from Eastern countries in recent years, and the vast majority of this Oskian medicine that you've mentioned is not only from Oskia, but Japan and South Korea have also submitted a lot of applications. However, a large number of these applications were rejected."

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