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Because of that distrust, the founders carefully apportioned responsibility over the “militia” — today’s National Guard — between the federal government and the states.

“Because you have an intentional criminal act,” he said, “liability would have to be apportioned between the bad actors.”

"This is new territory," Cortinas said, adding the role of Entso-e was "not to apportion blame to any party" over the cause.

The White House says it intends to replace the current system, a random lottery apportioning available H-1B slots among all applicants, with one favoring applications to fill the highest-paid slots.

An FAI is a public examination of the circumstances of a death in the public interest before a sheriff, which does not apportion blame or fault.