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• See infra, at--; Northern Pipeline, 458 U . S ., at 55.
• Recently, there have been calls for more aggressive surgical treatment in Europe ( see infra ).
• App . 98; see infra, at 13-14.
• 39 . See infra, at 33.
• See infra, at Part III.
• See infra, at 9-11.
• See infra, at 6-7.
• See infra, at 3-5.
• See infra, at-- -.
• See infra, at 9-10.
• See infra, at--.
• In 1973, he founded the literary magazine " Chagall, etc . ( Most of these texts were published again in volumes, see infra ).
• See infra, at 20-21, and n . 19 . In contrast, the denial of compensation for lower-paid, nonpolicymaking employees will inevitably diminish their expressive output.
• Both the text above and the sentence immediately following the phrase that the Court quotes from my dissent, see infra, at 9, make my position clear.
• Besides exempting all books, the OGE regulations protect fiction and poetry from the ban's coverage, see infra, at 22, although the statute's language is not so clear.
• Even if we accept respondent's characterization of the action, but see infra, at--, there is no basis for excluding the proceeds of his settlement from his gross income.
• In light of our conclusion that the courts below applied the wrong standard in evaluating Schlup's gateway innocence claim, see infra, at 28, we need not express a view concerning the merits of Schlup's underlying constitutional claims.
• Contrast, in this light, the image of the cross standing alone and unattended, see infra, at 22, and the image the observer would take away were a hooded Klansman holding, or standing next to, the very same cross.
• But as in the criminalization of pornography production at 18 U . S . C . s2251, see infra, at 12 n . 5, the perpetrator confronts the underage victim personally and may reasonably be required to ascertain that victim's age.
• See infra, Part I-B . Without analyzing the question, our opinion in Red Cross Line assumed that the threshold validity of an arbitration agreement ( like the validity of other sorts of contracts ) is a matter of " substantive " law.