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The “unitary executive theory” has been misunderstood; its concern is that the head of the executive branch actually control that branch—regardless of the scope of his power.

Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said at a press conference this week that he doesn’t expect China to actually implement its restrictions on rare earths, given the scope and scale of its plans.

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The show’s nagging flaw—its broad scope and superabundance of characters—is also, paradoxically, its strength.

The creation of a new directory was announced in June and the scope was narrowed in August to focus just on Medicare Advantage, rather than on the entire range of Medicare caregivers.

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This presence, this inquiry, is so palpable throughout the full scope of her work.

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