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Cases that come to SCOTUS involving statutory construction rarely involve laws where the language has a plain meaning. Instead, the court ... quotes the ambiguous language, declares there is a “plain meaning,” and then comes to its desired conclusion. https://t.co/WQSUNJc5TB http://pic.twitter.com/rHUcg8pkcX

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