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But it expressly disavows any right for minority groups to receive representation proportional to their share of the population.

This claim is expressly authorized by statute and not barred by the immunity statutes,” Robertson wrote.

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Because each state under this treaty expressly retained its “sovereignty,” the best reading was that each state would decide for itself who was and was not a citizen of that state.

The motion stated: "Returning males into vacancies expressly reserved for females would be unlawful."

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The change will create a clear policy that the data cannot be “disclosed, transferred, or otherwise made available” to immigration officials except when “expressly required” by law or if they have a warrant.

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