Valeo, however, the label was used by the Court to signal a team effort, of sorts.

NEWYORKER: Money Unlimited

Mr Alizadeh at last won a single seat on Valeo's board in May, having asked for two.

ECONOMIST: Business in France

Other popular stocks on loan were Tui Travel and mining companies like Vedanta and car parts suppliers like Valeo.

FORBES: Follow The Money--Closely

Valeo, which stated that donating money was a form of expression protected by the First Amendment of the Constitution.

BBC: Federal matching funds

Workers in Gorseinon were also hit by the closure of the Valeo car components factory in 2001 which cost 330 jobs.

BBC: Firm's move aids regeneration

It could go even further, overruling Buckley v Valeo to allow limits on spending by candidates as well, which many reformers want.

ECONOMIST: The Supreme Court

Valeo in 1976 and in more recent cases, the court essentially equated campaign money with free speech and outlawed any efforts to restrict interest groups from pouring money into "issues" advertising that helps their chosen candidates.

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