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If we take a message from Rosen’s decision to charge these individuals with felonies, it should be that enforcing laws reasonably ultimately protects free speech, and protects us from those political games.

What markets quite reasonably expect is that increased tariffs will mean that costs will rise and profits will fall.

"The idea of the bbq and the idea of the campfire is nice but they haven't taken the precautions that you'd reasonably expect someone to take."

Some 96% of Maid provisions are under "track one" where death is "reasonably foreseeable".

Reasonable people can reasonably disagree about the court's sentencing decisions in Le Pen's case.