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The text says "Adams appealed to the Supreme Court which agreed to hear the case." My reading of the current text is that Adams won in the appeals court, so why would he appeal to the Supreme Court?
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The text says "Adams appealed to the Supreme Court which agreed to hear the case." My reading of the current text is that Adams won in the appeals court, so why would he appeal to the Supreme Court?
Rjm at sleepers (
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06:03, 22 January 2011 (UTC)reply