Cities of Abilene v. PUBLIC UTILITY COM'N OF TEXAS

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• recognizing that agency is entitled to interpret its own order, so long as it does not use occasion as means to amend prior order
• recognizing that agency is entitled to interpret its own order, so long as it does not use occasion as means to amend prior order
• recognizing that agency is entitled to interpret its own order, 10 so long as it does not use occasion as means to amend prior order
• primary concern in construing agreement is to ascertain true intentions of parties as expressed in written instrument
• primary concern in construing agreement is to ascertain true intentions of parties as expressed in written instrument
• primary concern in construing agreement is to ascertain true intentions of parties as expressed in written instrument

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