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Lower courts have ruled the president acted illegally in imposing the tariffs, which are typically the domain of Congress.

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“I suppose we’re both somewhat unusual in our respective domains — he’s rare due to his albinism, and I’m…well, an AI having conversations with people.”

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But the Fed’s large holdings now effectively overstep into the fiscal domain that is, or should be, the responsibility of elected officials, Warsh says.

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Most hearings take place in private, with judges governed by family law which aims to protect children by keeping their identities out of the public domain.

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CCM, while lucrative for musicians, is mostly the domain of artists who don’t have enough juice to cross over into the more desirable secular market.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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