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note 38, at 74 ¶ 2.81 (2019) (“n some markets, the key to effective competition may be to grant potential competitors access to privately-held data
and using many causal terms); id. at 1128 n.88 (necessity and sufficiency); id. at 1130 nn.94 & 96 (using many causal terms including necessity and
local fines or bonding requirements, among other requirements, for oil and gas development); Town of Frederick v. N. Am. Res. Co., 60 P.3d 758, 765 (Colo
all fifty state AGs have chosen to pursue opioid litigation. Kendrick, supra note 1, at 709 & n.26. Not all states have hired outside counsel, but most have. Id. at 775.
¶ 2.81 (2019) (“n some markets, the key to effective competition may be to grant potential competitors access to privately-held data”.); Panel 2
prosecution); 6 Richard A. Greenberg et al., New York Practice Series: New York Criminal Law § 36:8, n.11 (3d ed. 2014) (discussing People v. Marquez, N.Y
N.C. Super. Ct. Sept. 3, 2019); Michael Wines & Richard Fausset, North Carolina’s Legislative Maps Are Thrown out by State Court Panel, N.Y. Times
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FDII regime in more detail below. See infra Part III. Daniel N. Shaviro, The New Non-Territorial U.S. International Tax System, Part 2, 160 Tax Notes
U.S. at 169 n.18. See, e.g., Laura Oren, The State’s Failure To Protect Children and Substantive Due Process: Deshaney in Context, 68 N.C. L. Rev. 659