2759, 97 L.Ed.2d 121, are distinguished, since those cases looked to the Clayton Act in interpreting RICO without the benefit of a background juridical presumption of the type presented here.
In short, in both Sedima and Agency Holding we looked to the Clayton Act in interpreting RICO without the benefit of a background juridical presumption of the type present in this case.
The distinguished authors ofthese articles are persons with diverse backgrounds, interests, presumptions, and val ues.
Of course, the student in question -- Tal Fortgang -- felt victimized because he felt that folks were making presumptions about his background, that they were diminishing his own individual accomplishment, that they were accusing him for being part of a great conspiracy of fat cats in thousand dollar suits.
The airlines also want the federal government to back proposals for a "trusted fliers" program that would provide an identity-protected electronic card allowing expedited security check-ins for customers who submit to a background check in advance, with the presumption that the card would appeal to business travelers.
Douglas said he objects to the cost of the background checks -- $65 each -- and the presumption that someone who has committed a crime in the past should not be permitted an opportunity at redemption.
And I think what you're interested in is that in the background of these deals was the presumption, shared on behalf of the lobbyists on the one side and the White House on the other, that the public option was not going to be in the final product".
The country remains ruled by a handful of middle-aged men who, despite belonging to slightly different ideological or social backgrounds, share the same old-fashioned presumption that they alone know best.
This is because we employ a Gaussian Z-statistic presumption which requires that the underlying background distribution for the analysed motifs is Gaussian, which is for the highly abundant MRE2 in the Arabidopsis and rice genome not the case.
He begins with the presumption that scientific and artistic progress requires a background of political security.
