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Clerks from conservative chambers are now less likely to teach.

Most Justices draw their clerks from the same group of appellate court judges.

Place full of single, sad, youngish men, clerks from the look of them, gulping greasy macaroni.

See, also, section 751 of this title prohibiting clerks from receiving compensation in another capacity.

Chief Justice Rehnquist, by contrast, drew about 95percentt of his clerks from Republican appointees.

He relocated his office, including two clerks, from Virginia to Tyler for the proceedings.

There are hundreds of thousands of construction workers, housemaids, waiters, and shop clerks from South Asia alone.

And Republican lawmakers said they would propose legislation to block county clerks from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples.

Alone among his colleagues, Thomas usually selects at least some of his law clerks from less prominent schools.

Republican administrations are now much more likely to hire clerks from conservative chambers, and Democratic administrations from liberal ones.

"The conservative justices overwhelmingly get their clerks from Republican-appointed judges," Professor Baum said in an interview.