A federal court struck down that provision in response to journalists and advocates who believe it could be so broadly interpreted it would violate civil liberties.
Opponents also say that if the Constitution were so narrowly interpreted, it wouldn't leave room for a governor's authority to veto laws.
As some interpret it, one would impose on them a fiduciary duty towards pension funds and municipalities.
"Maybe if I had been a smarter, more careful thinker about how people could interpret it, I would have qualified it and condemned it more robustly," he said.
"If you said to most members of the general public, 'Physicians have been trained in such a manner that they have no idea how to read a paper from the original medical literature or how to interpret it,' that would surprise the public," Guyatt says.
If neither party requested the others to be manually recounted, and if the machine was recording votes, I don't think you would necessarily, under that statute, have to interpret it that you would have to do that.
The Sergeant had made his announcement with a straight face, leaving his men to interpret it as they would.
Although the book was popular, some scraps of evidence have survived suggesting that readers did not always interpret it as Sherwood would have wanted.
If this were the only vaccine study that had ever been done, you would interpret it differently than if there'd been a number of studies, including studies with the same two components, that were negative.
