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... effect of the Commerce Commission decision on them . if a particular club can afford its pick of good players , what effect will this have on the evenness of the competition and attempts by a player in a lesser club to be noticed ? TAX ...
... effect of the Commerce Commission decision on them . if a particular club can afford its pick of good players , what effect will this have on the evenness of the competition and attempts by a player in a lesser club to be noticed ? TAX ...
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... effect on time disposition , litigation costs , and attorney satisfaction and views of the fairness of case man- agement " ( p 1 ) . The reason was that whereas some of the changes introduced had a beneficial effect , these were can ...
... effect on time disposition , litigation costs , and attorney satisfaction and views of the fairness of case man- agement " ( p 1 ) . The reason was that whereas some of the changes introduced had a beneficial effect , these were can ...
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... effect on minorities . In most cases , the rule is harmless , hence the descriptive terms " facially neutral " , and " unintentional " requirement , rule or condition in the burgeoning case law . The decision of the US Supreme Court in ...
... effect on minorities . In most cases , the rule is harmless , hence the descriptive terms " facially neutral " , and " unintentional " requirement , rule or condition in the burgeoning case law . The decision of the US Supreme Court in ...
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