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grbs-12831	Carawan, Edwin M.	Paragraphê and the Merits	2011	42	.pdf	application/pdf	16277	618	64	Of course, the “veiled demand” may be simply a commonplace from contract cases where the plaintiff speaks first. This line of argument takes up most of the rest of the speech, up to what appears to be a commonplace in such cases: If the case is rejected here, what recourse is there—“to what court shall we take our case, … if not to you (in the jurisdiction) where we made the contract?”	cache/grbs-12831.pdf	txt/grbs-12831.txt