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striking that the fundamental theme of the debate—inducing economic growth—is not central to the movement’s internal self-legitimation. In this brief
choice they might make. They seem to Only friends are supposed to see the photos they post of themselves drunken and half-dressed. Only fellow jokesters
immediately on their blogs. Other law professors can respond almost instantaneously. Legal bloggers now rush to comment on important new cases the day they
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The Law of Nations and the Offenses Clause of the Constitution: A Defense of Federalism | Yale Law Journal
payment made in return for official acts; there was no requirement that the official initiate or induce the payment, which was the issue that had split the