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It lays out specific conditions that must be met for federal jurisdiction—for instance, tributaries must have a predictable and consistent flow to navigable waters.

Their murders were first depicted in an earlier episode, but the audience doesn’t see the killer in that instance.

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Only clubs, or organisers, are able to resell tickets on their own platforms if, for instance, season ticket holders are unable to attend.

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In another instance of a tech giant avoiding the forced sale of a key business because the industry is evolving so quickly, a federal judge ruled that Meta Platforms isn’t an illegal monopoly.

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The quarterly sales decline and guidance cut, for instance, is likely to fuel the view that the company still has several tough quarters ahead.

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

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