The justices seemed bewildered as to how to come up with one rule for exploited truckers and strippers and another for millionaire business owners.
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The justices seemed bewildered as to how to come up with one rule for exploited truckers and strippers and another for millionaire business owners.
The justices seemed bewildered as to how to come up with one rule for exploited truckers and strippers and another for millionaire business owners.
The justices seemed bewildered as to how to come up with one rule for exploited truckers and strippers and another for millionaire business owners.
The justices seemed bewildered as to how to come up with one rule for exploited truckers and strippers and another for millionaire business owners.
The justices seemed bewildered as to how to come up with one rule for exploited truckers and strippers and another for millionaire business owners.