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This decision is bad enough on the merits. But it also gives the government relief in a case in which it defied the district court at least *twice.* That’s quite a message to send to the government with respect to the costs of its litigation behavior in other cases—or the complete lack thereof.
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That suit also inspired a nice little memoir, which I would recommend.
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If imposter syndrome is a nervousness that one is under-qualified for a job that they take seriously, what's the term for one who proudly admits they don't know what they're doing? Is it just: idiot?
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/5 There’s a certain amount of we-are-the-paper-of-record-so-we-define-terms going on here that, given the NYT’s utter failure to met the historical moment, I find insufferable.
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Maybe, if he took some kind of oath ....
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