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How sig nificant is it, from your point of view, that a judge struck down the individual mandate?

Commerce Clause Is Coming to Town 2010

"" By 12 months, '' says Kuhl, "" infants have lost the ability to discriminate sounds that are not sig-nificant in their language, and their babbling has acquired the sound of their language. ''

Your Child's Brain 2008

A sig-nificant life is, in some sense, permanent ....

Balkinization 2006

"Hertz incurs sig-nificant costs setting up and maintaining the systems and a vast customer database," says spokeswoman Paula Stifter.

Get Me Out of This Line! 2007

XVII Under Toal's personal direction, a special squad of soldiers and lensors rushed through the most sig-nificant portions of the Basilica, all senses on high alert, searching for one subofficer who shouldn't be there.

The Chronicles of Riddick Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 2004

Yet" if the Sturinnese had an entire winter to fortify Elahwa -and Dolov " the problems she faced now would be insig-nificant compared to those of the next spring and summer.

The Shadow Sorceress Modesitt, L. E. 2001

He said there was no empirical evidence that investment auto - matically led to growth, saying that in a study of 28 African countries between 1970 and 1997 had shown that there was "no sig - nificant link between investment and growth."

ANC Daily News Briefing 2000

I mean, the \expndtw-1 scandal behind the mini-mall turns out to be that a sig\-\expndtw-3 nificant competitor is going up a few miles away.

Never Come Down Black, Michelle 1996

The decision to retaliate against the knights at Lamesh had been made months before, when Khisanth was able to consis'tently report that the knights had not regrouped to any sig-nificant extent.

The Black Wing Kirchoff, Mary 1993

Take all your men, get the best engineers you can find, muster the backwoodsmen and make this vital crossroads impossible to attack/and a big forefinger jabbed at a spot Clay knew well, less than eight miles from his home, the insig - nificant inland settlement with the curious name of Cold Harbor, only ten miles from Richmond and guarding the entrance to that capital.

Mexico Michener, James 1992