Surely, the plaintiffs argue, the distinction between activity and non-activity can at least minimally restrict what Congress can do while preserving some vestige of the plain language and original intent of the Constitution?

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In recent months, evidence of how far the United Nations has strayed from its original purpose has steadily leached into plain sight.

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Conservatives peer Lord Mackay of Clashfern said the "plain, clear, concise words" of the original Act that established the Health Service in 1946 should not be interfered with.

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Guitarist Dustin Boyer avoided quoting Lowell George's slide parts on the original, and drummer Alex Thomas propelled a winning "The Endless Plain of Fortune, " for which the orchestra played with a warm spirit befitting the Cale arrangement, adding bold strokes that jarred the cozy Brian Wilson-like misty serenity in the source material.

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Pressed from all sides, the Scottish Tories have little option but doggedly to stick to their original plan of campaigning for the union, as Michael Forsyth, the Scottish secretary, made plain when he published the Tories' separate Scottish manifesto on April 2nd.

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