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...What do the smell of freshly cut grass, the color...boxes. Colors hold a special place in sports. After all, without...
...his ruling on a finding of inequitable conduct, essentially fraud on...under the pretext of protecting national security. U.S...
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...Appellant Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of Saint John of Jerusalem of...its parent) falsely claimed a historic affiliation with Plaintiff Order going...
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United States Court of AppealsTenth CircuitPUBLISHElisabeth A. ShumakerClerk...
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...JORDAN, Circuit Judges.OPINION OF THE COURTTABLE OF...involves the availability of federal historic rehabilitation tax credits ("HRTCs") in...
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...This en banc opinion addresses whether the mistaken invocation by state officials of emergency powers granted by state law to stay a major construction project...
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...proposed project involved a combination of land-treatment measuresand...failed to comply with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). They...
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...POOLER, RAGGI, and LYNCH, Circuit Judges. Plaintiffs, a group of "captains" in defendants' wholesale food warehouse, seek unpaid overtime wages...
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...ahistoric siteeligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places.The Haskell Farmwas historically used for agricultural...
...AT ABA CHAT NO TALK OF US ATTORNEY FIRINGS At an American Bar Association roundtable discussion...
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