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The couple became celebrities after the landmark ruling known as Loving v. Virginia.

That ruling, known as the endangerment finding, made possible the administration's historic new emissions standards for cars and light trucks.

Despite the age of the Supreme Court ruling, known as the Winters doctrine, efforts to quantify tribes' water rights proceeded at a crawl until the 1980s and 1990s.

Labor unions had initially assailed the ruling, known as Citizens United, for allowing corporations and wealthy donors to vastly expand their spending on campaigns.

It affirmed a 1983 ruling, known as the Mount Laurel decision, that directs the state's 566 municipalities to provide opportunities for such housing.

The proposed rules are the first revision in nine years of the housing requirements resulting from the New Jersey Supreme Court ruling known as the Mount Laurel decision.

But the agency said that despite its concerns, it would again issue the rulings, known as private letter rulings.

They issued religious rulings, known as fatwas, which exhorted Muslims everywhere to defend the Islamic land of Afghanistan from infidels.

At the institution's ministry-size headquarters in Ankara, state-employed astronomers calculate prayer times around the world, while state-educated theologians pore over the hadiths of the Prophet Muhammad in the library and issue the religious rulings known as fatwas.

The charge gained significance because it comes after last month's federal appeals court ruling that struck down Federal Communication Commission rules known as net neutrality.

At the end of this slippery slope is the specter of a 1976 California ruling known simply as Tarasoff, a ruling that seems to be on the mind of every lawyer concerned with the confidentiality issue.