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</html><description>We've posted many times about the D.C. Circuit's&#xA0;Noel Canning decision, which held that three putative recess appointments made by President Obama to the National Labor Relations Board were, in fact, not proper recess appointments and were thus invalid. Go, for instance,&#xA0;here, here, and here. Last week, the Congressional Research Service issued a report entitled The [...]</description></oembed>
