If missing signatures, fees and some drawings and specs is the only reason for the rejection, then doesn't Laidlaw have Berlin in the bag?
To rephrase that, if there were more substantial reasons for the rejection--like problems with fuel supply study or ecological concerns or doubts about who will "own" the Berlin facility--wouldn't they have been in today's notice?
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