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Everybody in the world knows that we ` re not talking about the same lady and it ` s her litigational decision ...
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Well, we tried to say, now here are the patterns, and if you are concerned about a better integrated society which is what we all believe in, here is the litigational and political efforts at this, which are legitimate, and we have to give them something to work on, and this was it.
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But only imagine the state of litigational confusion in which this country would be plunged, if every tradesman who sold 'an inferior article,' which had a fair and attractive appearance, could be subject to penal proceedings!
Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 443 Volume 17, New Series, June 26, 1852 Various 1841
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Now, one of the things we're really trying to do is we're trying to keep things in a non-litigational track, where we work with the other lawyers to try to get cases resolved and save the clients a bunch of money.
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The crazy-ass bastard who sued Sony over a PlayStation Network ban and then launched suits against Microsoft and Nintendo has fired one last litigational salvo: He's suing Activision Blizzard because
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