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“collective action” provision fails to “align . . . the scope of regula- tion with the scope of harm.”150 Broad injunctive relief against an employer helps
emulate federal conviction rates or penalties, but rather to emulate those features of the federal system that serve, in part, to align written and
property owners to decide how to alienate their assets at death.1 Property 1. See, e.g., In re Szperka’s Will, 35 N.W.2d 209, 210-11 (Wis. 1948
ethnic divide. So doing, it adopts a constricted and impov- erishing version of the self, a version that shuns the unfamiliar, the alien, the
courts assign a unique identifier to each defendant, which allowed us to obtain prior case records for a given individual even when they involved an alias
alive with personal intimacy, sexual energy, and “humanness” more broadly. The same impulse that would banish sexuality from the workplace also seeks
[https://perma.cc/QXS6-WPP3]; Nino C. Monea, Tenant Protections in the Covid-19 Pandemic, 22 J.L. SOC’Y 38, 43 (2022). 11. See, e.g., Alicia L. Bannon
is the closest analogy. Organ allo- cation policies align more closely with evidence-based triage than do random selection or minimal triage. Most
Wage, the First Equal Rights Amendment, and Adkins v. Children’s Hospital, 1905- 1923, 78 J. AM. HIST. 188, 211-12 (1991) (describing Alice Paul’s early
criterion” for being deemed legally white and eligible to obtain U.S. citizenship. Some groups practicing non-Christian religions were aligned with a