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"But what I've done has picked. I basically picked out things out the book, like the Commerce Clause or what is it? What is it that substance, substantive versus procedural law by extension, but not directly federalism. And one thing I'm stuck on now is that I don't completely understand, oh, the 14th Amendment. And I'm taking my time with these, like, these fundamental but smaller parts. And I like how this is kind of building on enumerated powers, the law."
"But what I've done has picked. I basically picked out things out the book, like the Commerce Clause or what is it? What is it that substance, substantive versus procedural law by extension, but not directly federalism. And one thing I'm stuck on now is that I don't completely understand, oh, the 14th Amendment. And I'm taking my time with these, like, these fundamental but smaller parts. And I like how this is kind of building on enumerated powers, the law."
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"But what I've done has picked. I basically picked out things out the book, like the Commerce Clause or what is it? What is it that substance, substantive versus procedural law by extension, but not directly federalism. And one thing I'm stuck on now is that I don't completely understand, oh, the 14th Amendment. And I'm taking my time with these, like, these fundamental but smaller parts. And I like how this is kind of building on enumerated powers, the law."
"But what I've done has picked. I basically picked out things out the book, like the Commerce Clause or what is it? What is it that substance, substantive versus procedural law by extension, but not directly federalism. And one thing I'm stuck on now is that I don't completely understand, oh, the 14th Amendment. And I'm taking my time with these, like, these fundamental but smaller parts. And I like how this is kind of building on enumerated powers, the law."