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advances the project of abolition. introduction Over the past decade, abolition has gradually begun to gain recognition, if not acceptance, in
advances the project of abolition. introduction Over the past decade, abolition has gradually begun to gain recognition, if not acceptance, in
advances the project of abolition. introduction Over the past decade, abolition has gradually begun to gain recognition, if not acceptance, in
federal funds to construct or acquire new public housing if it would result in a PHA having more public-housing units than it did in October 1999.9
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whole or in part to the asymmetric institutional relationship between the PTO and the Federal Circuit. If a patent applicant is denied a patent by the
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cod- ified at 42 U.S.C. § 300aa–1 note (2018)) (“NONSEVERABILITY. If any provision of this title or the application of any provision of this title
is intended to clar- ify—not change—the legal standard for undue hardship under Title VII . . . . [T]here is little if any daylight between the
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followed. The investigation concluded that the American financial system would be less vulnerable to systemic shocks if federal regulators required more
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demanding standard of review, particularly if those courts are troubled by the tendency of highly deferential review to paper over ongoing injustices
protection from the majoritarian political process”). 39. See U.S. Dep’t of Agric. v. Moreno, 413 U.S. 528, 534 (1973) (declaring that if “equal