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demonstrate that agencies are not only engaging in do- main-specific rulemaking themselves, but they are also promoting these ideas to the formal federal court
representatives of these industries.248 On the information-cost theory, if the range of uses is narrow, then fewer, more concentrated interests will be involved
33 Lawyers thus had their own reasons for pur- suing the enactment of the FAA, and there is little basis to conclude that these were the same as
illiquid securities, encouraging them to hold these securities regardless of their cash needs. Tax preferences, along with the oft-argued notion of
might have been. The point is that these groups could never even state their claims in court because they missed out on class certification. In these and
Canadian hockey players who had not made the cut on their home team.21 They held only minimal ties to Italy; some of them had never visited the country
the Thirteenth Amendment freed these children, and it is indisputable that it did, then it necessarily freed them from the redundant logics of
they are autonomous in the sense that they do not have to submit their plans to the legislature like advisory commissions or wait until there is a
clauses in their rules because they do not receive a deference pay-off when they do. We conclude, therefore, that if courts want to capture the potential
” because United presumably saw them as unfit only for the job they were seeking, and not from “a broad class of jobs.”47 This decision dramatically