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DEPRESSINGLY uninspirational and derivatively repetitive - the first comments from the Army''s new commander.
442 32-0 To provide a proposal-for-settlement procedure when one party is liable only vicariously, constructively, derivatively, or technically.
As to the merits of the case, the court considered only the merits of the petitioners' claims; neither the majority nor the four dissenting judges addressed the real issue: the unconstitutionality of the Clean Air Act (and, derivatively, all federal environmental legislation).
 
 
 
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