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certainly take other things into account rather than mere
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legal things. They take a lot of things into account in
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making judicial decisions, and it would seem to me that
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this would be somewhat of a guide.
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Now, with respect to D, "I would raise certain
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questions about why you want to exclude those. Certainly
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perhaps they ought to be rewritten, but, of course, now
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when it comes to 11 and 12, 11 particularly, I don't
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know if there is any particular reason --
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MRS. FREEDLANDER: Excuse me. You say you
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have an outline. We ar.e not familiar with an outline
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that you have.
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MR. BURGESS: Well, I didn't have time to
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prepare one for you.
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MRS. FREEDLANDER: We thought you had some-
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thing you got for us
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THE CHAIRMAN: We thought you had one.
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MR. BURGESS: I wish I had the time. I just
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had time to work on this today and I only have a guide
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of my own that I am working by. What I am going by is
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what you sent to us, this sheet, through the mail.
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