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concurrence

noun as in occurring together

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The bill was returned to the Assembly for routine concurrence in Senate amendments.

On Thursday, the measure was approved by the state Senate in a concurrence vote.

Cannon’s legal justification, that special counsels were unconstitutional, comes from Justice Thomas’ solo concurrence in the presidential immunity case, Trump v.

From Salon

And a lone concurrence by Justice Clarence Thomas in that decision apparently inspired Aileen Cannon, a federal judge in Florida, to throw out the classified documents case against him.

Second, the dismissal owes a huge intellectual debt to one person, Justice Clarence Thomas, who raised the issue in his concurrence with the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on presidential immunity.

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