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| The court had to determine whether Congress meant to use the word "and" conjunctively or disjunctively If a conjunctive interpretation was intended, the tax would be imposed only if the charges were computed based on the time and the distance of the calls. Between the two projects, one moves disjunctively from ritualistic body art to the conceptual critique of representation. In other words, TEI recommends that a time-based de minimis rule be stated disjunctively. |
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