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• Indeed, over two out of three motorists assume that their warranty would be invalidated if they used an independent garage, even where this isn't necessarily true.
• The supreme court invalidated a law that “debars persons or firms who have violated the National Labor Relations Act NLRA three times within a 5-year period from doing business with the State.” The Volokh Conspiracy » AZ Boycott and the Constitution:
• Jim Louderback, who may have been a flashy personality on cable TV but obviously has never been either a lawyer or an engineer, is apparently ignorant of the fact is that the FCC's authority was not "invalidated" - it never had such authority in the first place, and was trying to usurp powers that neither we, the people nor our Congress ever gave it. Original Signal - The best of Web 2.0
• The supreme court invalidated a law that “debars persons or firms who have violated the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) three times within a 5-year period from doing business with the State.” The Volokh Conspiracy » AZ Boycott and the Constitution:
• Boiled down, this philosophy of deception preys on those who feel admonished or invalidated in life, "cuckolded", as a way to redemption, so long as you "just trust me" with unmitigated loyalty. Wake Up Time for the "Stupid White Man"
• Born 46 years ago in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico – a U.S. territory – Roldan is one of about 5.5 million island natives whose identity document will be invalidated July 1. Puerto Rico scraps birth records «
• But the killing fails to meet the standard of a crime even now, because her executioners believed they were dispatching an enemy agent, and the integrity of that belief cannot be invalidated retrospectively.
• In principle, if a woman reverts to Islam and her husband does not do so, her marriage will be invalidated immediately.
• If the voting by proxy is true, it should be invalidated. Global Voices in English » Korea: Why Did Korean Politicians Fight?
• On one occasion, a representative for a Democratic county clerk threatened to ‘unenrol’ our members from the voter rolls, which would have invalidated the petitions they circulated.