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dissenting from denial of reh'g en banc) ("It is hard to see how, without a hearing and briefing tantamount to resentencing by normal vacatur and remand procedures, a district court could ever give 'an appropriate explanation' for its decision not to resentence.
252) As a result of the 2006 proceedings, the district court granted NWEA's motion for a permanent injunction, remanded the regulation to EPA, and set a deadline of September 30, 2008, for vacatur of the regulation.
33) Specifically, Hall Street had argued that the Supreme Court in Wilko (34) had recognized "'manifest disregard of the law' as a further ground for vacatur on top of those listed in [section] 10," and "if judges can add grounds to vacate (or modify), so can contracting parties.
 
 
 
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