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• Until then, they should be regarded presumptively as POWs.
• The deprivation of this right is immediate, ongoing and presumptively unconstitutional,
• Lumbard held that such a contract clause is presumptively enforceable.
• This is a coordinate system for a presumptively Euclidean space.
• All racial distinctions are inherently suspect and presumptively invalid,
• The IRS considers these individuals to be presumptively disqualified.
• There is almost no use that is presumptively unregulated.
• Once the proposed evidence is identified as hearsay, it is presumptively inadmissible.
• It may very well presumptively be a Lexus based on the Toyota Corolla.
• Judicial precedents are presumptively correct and valuable to the legal community as a whole.
• Religious communications are not presumptively ( " prima facie " ) privileged.
• Copyright is presumptively held by the organization, the National Center for Transgender Equality.
• You can remove copyvio items presumptively-it's safer for the encyclopaedia.
• It called government set-aside programs " inherently suspect and presumptively invalid ."
• While presumptively the court is open,
• Under Nixon, the court has a duty to treat the subpoenaed testimony as presumptively privileged.
• XIV : " Covenants Extorted by Feare are Valide " ) have regarded as presumptively binding.
• The editors are presumptively respecting it as an office action but wonder why it was done.
• For this reason, it may be necessary to delete this editor's contributions presumptively.
• Steven asks, " who counts as new ? " New accounts are presumptively new editors.