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at the time of this writing. See, e.g., FDA v. Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp., 529 U.S. 120, 131-61 (2000) (using a broad set… See, e.g., FDA v
infra note… We discuss our views as to the likely outcome of this litigation infra Parts II, IV and infra notes 119-120, 310 and accompanying text. For
115, 120-21 (“For rights that depend on vindication through damage actions, the repeated in- vocation of qualified immunity will reduce the meaning
Kubasiak, No. 18-cr-120-pp, 2018 WL 4846761 (E.D. Wis. Oct. 5, 2018); United States v. Kay, No. 17-cr-16, 2018 WL 3995902 (E.D. Wis. Aug. 21, 2018). 37
believing the defendant’s comments that the lawsuit will cost them money”). 120. See Levenhagen, supra note 13, at 146. 121. For examples from the
ex rel. Scharff v. Frost, 120 N.Y.S. 491, 491 (App. Div. 1909) (noting that a person was guilty of seduction if he, “‘under promise of marriage
discriminatory expression—also matters.120 Discriminatory expression is the public instantiation of values that erode worthy forms of social
“impact-weighted” financial statements that more fully reflect such costs, they remain nascent.120 Excessive risk-taking and cost externalization are
leadership.120 The foundational concept which makes the Oceana syllogism work—and which leads courts following it to give significant deference to agencies
quantification,119 reflection is likely to be difficult to implement.120 Therefore, reflection will be most easily applied in cases and for issues where the trier