Dow Chemical Co. v. Department of Revenue

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• in interpreting a statute “each part of a statute [is read] in light of every other provision, so that the entire statute is construed to produce a harmonious whole”
• in interpreting a statute, “each part of a statute [is read] in light of every other provision, [so that] the entire statute [is] construed to produce a harmonious whole”
• in interpreting a statute “each part of a statute [is read] in light of every other provision, so that the entire statute is construed to produce a harmonious whole”
• in interpreting a statute “each part of a statute [is read] in light of every other provision, [so that] the entire statute [is] construed to produce a harmonious whole”
• no exceptions which toll statute of limitations or enlarge its scope will be implied

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