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“My perspective is from the brain. What is it doing to us and how can I say no to this intrusion?”

School safety officers responded to multiple intrusion alarms at the campus and spotted an unknown adult emerging from one of the campus bungalows, school district officials said.

For presumptively immune official acts, the government may rebut the presumption by showing that prosecution would pose “no ‘dangers of intrusion on the authority and functions of the Executive Branch.’

From Slate

Those questions include whether the executive must “yield if the legislature invokes its authority—that is, would proceeding with an execution in these circumstances entail the executive branch’s intrusion into the broad authority of the legislative branch? Or, contrariwise, would allowing various committees of the legislature to subpoena an inmate who is subject to an impending death sentence constitute the legislative branch’s intrusion into the orderly functioning of the law, risking manipulation of the judicial process and the executive function?”

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While merry on the surface, Spirit Halloween’s intrusion into the Christmas season is an indicator of the perennial battle facing brick-and-mortar establishments in the digital age—especially when it comes to the attention economy.

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

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