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Shelby County argues that it should be struck down because there is no longer proof of the "unremitting" defiance that existed when the Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965.

It's stupid, it's racist, it's unconstitutional, and it should be struck down.

And it seems appropriate, under the circumstances, that suffragettes should be striking a blow for freedom at the Olivier.

This is what we should be striking over.

But Rubio has argued that we should be striking harder against Qaddafi, while Paul has dismissed the war as both unwise and unconstitutional.

Insurers and employers assert that the rating rules are inseparable from the coverage mandate, would not work without it and therefore should be struck down if the court voids the individual mandate.

An independent panel appointed by the GMC's tribunal service sitting in Manchester will on Thursday announce whether it agrees with GMC that Patel should be struck off the medical register.

The lawyers say the Hate Crimes Prevention Act should be struck down, because it doesn't affect interstate commerce -- meaning it's outside the purview of Congress.

Despite the failure to circulate, three-dollar pieces continued to be struck at Philadelphia as it was the policy of Mint Director James Pollock that each denomination should be struck every year, whether it circulated or not.

When he received his diagnosis, it seemed appropriate to him that he should be stricken.

A coalition of business and civil liberties groups, supported by the Obama administration, says the law should be struck down because it conflicts with federal immigration policy.