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Manual, supra note 30, at 19-26; Maryland Drafting Manual, supra note 48, at 100-02; Wisconsin Drafting Manual, supra note 53, at 59-60. 78
Court, 1958 Term—Foreword: The Time Chart of the Justices, 73 HARV. L. REV. 84, 99-100 (1959) (suggesting that the Supreme Court should take fewer
lending before and after 1837 was Elite or Democratic. Note that the dataset may nonetheless not include 100% of the mortgages for these periods. Deeds a
mixed urn (100 basic, then random) What insights are gained from the traditional Polya urn experiment and its variations? Path dependency established
note 6, at 104-05. The basic idea is that NAV pricing is the only system that is mechanically feasible. Imagine, for example, a fund with $100 in
predicated on the obligation to protect a person’s dignity, see, e.g., Trop v. Dulles, 356 U.S. 86, 100 (1958), and given Justice Kennedy’s
“reasonable distance” contemplated in the federal statute authorizing immigration searches as “within 100 air miles from any external boundary of the
creditor’s claim, the more coercive it will be. Suppose a creditor has a $100 claim, the total amount of claims in the creditor’s class is $1000, and
creditor’s claim, the more coercive it will be. Suppose a creditor has a $100 claim, the total amount of claims in the creditor’s class is $1000, and the
coercive it will be. Suppose a creditor has a $100 claim, the total amount of claims in the creditor’s class is $1000, and the credi- tor believes