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  • 'Layperson' View To 'American Idol,' Randy Jackson Says time to process Paula Abdul's shocking exit from the show back in August before another surprise came their way: Ellen DeGeneres would be taking her generating top ratings, a heady share of buzz and a handful of bankable

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  • Enlightened Layperson and others (including myself) argue that Congress may exercise its express powers to regulate interstate and foreign commerce (as well as its express power to make rules to govern and regulate the military) to limit electronic surveillance under color of law.

    Balkinization 2007

  • Enlightened Layperson and others (including myself) argue that Congress may exercise its express powers to regulate interstate and foreign commerce (as well as its express power to make rules to govern and regulate the military) to limit electronic surveillance under color of law.

    Balkinization 2007

  • Enlightened Layperson and others (including myself) argue that Congress may exercise its express powers to regulate interstate and foreign commerce (as well as its express power to make rules to govern and regulate the military) to limit electronic surveillance under color of law.

    Balkinization 2007

  • Enlightened Layperson and others (including myself) argue that Congress may exercise its express powers to regulate interstate and foreign commerce (as well as its express power to make rules to govern and regulate the military) to limit electronic surveillance under color of law.

    Balkinization 2007

  • Enlightened Layperson and others (including myself) argue that Congress may exercise its express powers to regulate interstate and foreign commerce (as well as its express power to make rules to govern and regulate the military) to limit electronic surveillance under color of law.

    Balkinization 2007

  • Enlightened Layperson and others (including myself) argue that Congress may exercise its express powers to regulate interstate and foreign commerce (as well as its express power to make rules to govern and regulate the military) to limit electronic surveillance under color of law.

    Balkinization 2007

  • Enlightened Layperson and others (including myself) argue that Congress may exercise its express powers to regulate interstate and foreign commerce (as well as its express power to make rules to govern and regulate the military) to limit electronic surveillance under color of law.

    Balkinization 2007

  • Enlightened Layperson and others (including myself) argue that Congress may exercise its express powers to regulate interstate and foreign commerce (as well as its express power to make rules to govern and regulate the military) to limit electronic surveillance under color of law.

    Balkinization 2007

  • Enlightened Layperson and others (including myself) argue that Congress may exercise its express powers to regulate interstate and foreign commerce (as well as its express power to make rules to govern and regulate the military) to limit electronic surveillance under color of law.

    Balkinization 2007

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