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the Senate enriches our understanding of dissent in the lawmaking process. The willingness of senators to dissent—to explain their opposition to ma
of precedent. Of course, this system still requires Congress to authorize any ma- jor doctrinal innovations, such as the creation of new equitable
antidiscrimination from the APA. This leads to a provocative implication: if courts had not engaged in the § 704 ma- neuver to distance administrative law
complex human-ma- chine prediction system with a befuddling supply chain, often deployed as soft- ware-as-a-service. It’s not that legal construction of
clauses at ma- jor banks “make the customer liable for the bank’s . . . attorney’s fees . . . from any dispute over the account, regardless of who wins
testing at the pri- ma facie stage is ever invoked is that courts consider an impact’s magnitude in the name of practical significance, when they
not be controlled or ma- nipulated by the government, a concept of neutrality will have to be a part of free-speech law. This is because, given how
the Church’s message and carrying out its mission,” “lead[ing] others toward Christian ma- turity,” and “teach[ing] faithfully the Word of God, the
and the Budget Re- form Act of 1974, 5 B.C. L. REV. 679, 725 (1976) (describing initial budgeting efforts as “a ma- jor advance both for those
929.DOC 12/22/2010 7:38 PM 586 Frederick Schauer The Best Laid Plans Legality BY SCOTT J. SHAPIRO CAMBRIDGE, MA: BELKNAP PRESS OF