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Thomas Jefferson, writing to his friend James Madison, clarified the simple process: "Construe the Constitution according to the plain and ordinary meaning of its language, to the common intendment of the time and those who framed it.
In these circumstances, in my opinion the agreement by Leeds Morelli does not improperly "restrict" the firm's right to practice within the intendment of New York DR 2-108(B).
61) Courts enabled a plaintiff to state his claim without technical finesse (62) and gave him "the benefit of reasonable intendments in his allegations.
 
 
 
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