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Lithwick: Mike Podhorzer made the good point, when Loper Bright came down, that there is this intimation that this is a huge power shift away from federal agencies, away from Congress and into the lap of the court—but when the courts grab power away from the regulatory agencies, the big winner isn’t just the courts.

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That offered the first intimation of the defense strategy: presenting as commonplace actions that the prosecutors have deemed criminal.

This brought an intimation of disaster.

The research paper on which Ladapo based his intimation that the vaccines breach the FDA’s DNA contamination standard is self-refuting.

An apple is tucked beneath the open fingers of her hand, and her head is tossed back in a death that summons up an intimation of exhausted sexual ecstasy.

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

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