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that brings to the nation’s capital approximately five hundred Christian pastors, who represent various denominations as well as non-denominational
denom- inator for costs and benefits and acknowledging that “[i]n law and economics writing, this denominator is usually money”); DOUGLAS A. KYSAR
religious denominations and faiths. The public-school establishment should welcome the opportunity that religious schools provide and end its century-and-a
religion in politics 2542 A. Complicity’s Social Logic: Cross-Denominational Mobilization 2544 B. Preservation Through Transformation 2552 1
payment was denominated as forfeiture (although one advantage of that denomination is that the funds may be used to compensate individuals “who may
denote sample frequencies corresponding to population probabilities. Dividing both the numerator and the denominator of the ratio (MTDc /MTDt) by M
we denominate these four ideal torts as the right of performance, the right of commercial value, the right of control, and the right of dig- nity
private schools.” So, too, do the schools of many other religious denominations and faiths. The public-school establishment should welcome the
other similar periodicals, “L. REV.” or “L.J.” (and other denoations of periodical type) should always remain separate from any other abbreviated
claim even if the Court had accepted their proposed definition of the relevant denominator205—in many other cases, determining the denomina- tor can