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In July, it proposed an interpretive rule that would require these services to disclose their costs and terms more clearly, as required by the federal Truth in Lending Act.

What constitutes appropriate judicial review, then, must include the variety of adjudication philosophies and interpretive methodologies that state courts use to enforce their state constitutions, even if they’re different from those used by federal courts.

Donahue, who directed the terrific revival of “Little Shop of Horrors” at Pasadena Playhouse and the extraordinary West Coast premiere of “The Inheritance” at the Geffen Playhouse, does such an impressive job with this overwhelming play that I hesitate to mention that some of the modern touches come off as superficial, which is to say untied to a larger interpretive vision.

Interpretive labels seek to shape what people notice in the scene, the connections they make as they move from one diorama to another.

“The best dancers out there will highlight something that the audience probably isn’t hearing. … It’s totally interpretive and the best dancers are those that are able to capture those moments and also feed the audience exactly what that dancer is feeling.”