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Track records of success are of no moment to Democrats, though.
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"Whether it ultimately comes from New Starts money or from a new infrastructure program that's passed sometime this year is really of no moment to me," Mr. Christie told reporters.
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Of course the Trump administration will assert that the Flynn indictment is of no moment because he served as national security adviser for such a short period of time before the President fired him.
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Ates says the bankruptcy filing should be "of no moment" in terms of the class action case, particularly because the suit also named as a defendant E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, which owned Remington when the original Model 700 trigger mechanism was developed in the 1940s until it sold the company in 1993.
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The fact that the government or a judge might disapprove Apple's preference to safeguard data security and customer privacy over the stated needs of a law enforcement agency is of no moment: in the absence of any other legal constraint, that choice is Apple's to make, and I must take into account the fact that an order compelling Apple to abandon that choice would impose a cognizable burden on the corporation that is wholly distinct from any direct or indirect financial cost of compliance.
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That the Act effectively singled out Patchak's lawsuit was of no moment, Justice Thomas explained, pointing out that Congress targeted specific cases in Bank Markazi v. Peterson by referencing their docket number in the statute.Patchak, 138 S. Ct. at 910.
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The actual product of a bottle of fragrance is its bottle, chemical ingredients and the color of the fragrance. However, customers are not attracted by these actual products (except the bottle). Each fragrance ignores product ingredients, which are of no moment to customers. They focus on the core product of fragrance and advertise it to appeal to customers.
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The Board rejected the Service’s argument that this payment was income and stated that “[p]etitioner’s taxes were not paid for him by any person . . . [h]e paid his own taxes. . . .The [money] was paid to petitioner, not qua taxes, . . . but as compensation for his loss.”40 B.T.A. at 335. The fact that the underlying obligation was for taxes “is of no moment here.”.
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105 F.2d > at 922. There could also be two conspiracies—one in New York including the smugglers, the New York middlemen and the New York group of retailers; and the other including the smugglers, the Gulf Coast middlemen and the Gulf Coast group of retailers. There was apparently no contact between the two groups of retailers, possibly negating their being in a conspiracy together. "That too would be fallacious," the court said, because there was only one conspiracy as far as the defendant smugglers were concerned: > For it was of no moment to them whether the middlemen sold to one or more > groups of retailers, provided they had a market somewhere.
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