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international realm, particularly for realists and neorealists. See, e.g., KENNETH N. WALTZ, THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS (1979); NEOREALISM AND
Amar, Women and the Constitution, 18 HARV. J.L. & PUB. POL’Y 465, 471 & n.25 (1995) (arguing that the Nineteenth Amendment includes the right to be
consideration. The government may not make clear whether 26. Nickson & Vargas, supra note 1, at 135, 136 n.11. 27. Maitet Diokno-Pascual, Bantay Tubig
205, 268 n.213 (1985) (noting the constitutional permissibility of a substantially expanded Supreme Court without addressing the complications noted
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local television news) might increase demand for a more punitive system.161 The decline of local 155. Howard N. Synder, Arrest in the United States, 1990
has not won overwhelming agreement from criminal justice scholars.”). 133. See Willett & Gordon, supra note 14, at 2163 n.195. 134. Lochner v. New
face oversight from other executive actors . . . [n]o such review is in place for prosecutors. And with parole gone and clemency a nonstarter in
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