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...conduct outside the United States, it does...the law of nations or a treaty...against three foreign oil companies. The Nigerians...
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...United States Court of Appeals Fifth...for controlling and improving the nation's air quality through state...
...with David Stern, once the nation's most prolific filer of...vehicles and pickups in the United States. The dealers...
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...United States Court of Appeals Fifth...rig and the resulting massive oil spill that occurred at the...
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...United States Court of Appeals Fifth...personal jurisdiction under the United Nations Convention on the Recognition and...
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...jailed, and ultimately deported. Francisco is not allowed to return to the United States for ten years (until at least 2014), but he testified that...
...dozens of multinational companies conspired with Iraqi officials to corrupt the United Nations' oil-for-food program. From 1996 to 2003, the program allowed Iraq...
...treaty of the United States. However, the...occur in foreign nations. The...who sued three oil companies for allegedly...
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