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stretch the meaning

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The zealous Feds, on the other hand, are so intent on seeing 'justice' done that they are willing to stretch the meaning of their own laws beyond all recognition.
And while some courts have allowed policyholders to stretch the meaning of "accident," other courts enforce the plain meaning of insurance policies and refuse to allow intentional acts that cause the intended consequences to be treated as accidents.
 
 
 
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