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But Sessions said in his new message that "nothing in this memorandum should be construed to condone mistreatment on the basis of gender identity" and that his message was nonpartisan — he claimed to just be following the legislation as written.

The federal law is ambiguous, Chief Justice Roberts said, and ambiguities should be construed to favor criminal defendants.

At all events, here is a proposal: Physicalism should be construed as entailing a constraint on what perfectly natural relations there are.

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Baron further argues that duty should be construed as a secondary motive that is, a motive that regulates and sets conditions on what may be done, rather the prompts specific actions.

This states that ambiguous criminal laws should be construed in favor of a defendant.

Aristotle's theory should be construed as a refinement of this position.

Instead, it depends on a version of physical content externalism applied to all kind terms (not just the natural kind terms), combined with the assumption that metaphysical necessities should be construed as norms (see Wikforss 2003).

"No aspect of this difficult decision should be construed as an acknowledgement of guilt.

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