See Eskridge, Frickey, & Garrett, Legislation and Statutory Interpretation, at 341 (The weakest kind of substantive canon operates merely as a tiebreaker at the end of the interpretive analysis).
Yet the immediate threat to the profession may not be too many voices on the interpretive end but too few on the creative side: How much discussion can over-marketed commodities like "Iron Man 2" really sustain?
This McLoughlin level is also home to the End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center.
From the End of the Trail Interpretive Center, it's a short drive or leisurely walk downhill to the real end of the trail, marked by a pavilion, monument and flagpoles.
According to Krebs, the Nazis stand at the end of a long interpretive tradition that began with 16th century humanists, who considered Tacitus the authoritative word on Germanic culture.
At the far end of the party, interpretive dancers swirled on a giant map of Westeros as a DJ spun kicky party beats, while a group of bongo-playing percussionists banged along.
He famously stuck to the score, ending arbitrary practices and interpretive excesses.
At the end of the second analytical and interpretive day, we are still limited to yeast systems.
Aeschylus's Prometheus Bound uses allegory for tragic ends, while Euripides' tragedies make a continuous interpretive commentary on the hidden meaning of the basic myths.
Countless productions have to tie themselves into interpretive knots to justify an ending that allows Kate to exist only by subjugation.
But Hampton ended up objecting to what it considered interpretive misjudgments of the school's history and goals on Ms. Weems's part, and the visit was canceled.
