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· 3/26/2020

Jacqueline Johnson v. the Orchard at Westchase

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  • holding that in the context of designated dangerous wastes, the word \designate\ is broader than its common meaning and covers wastes other than those listed by name in the regulation
  • holding that in the context of designated dangerous wastes, the word “designate” is broader than its common meaning and covers wastes other than those listed by name in the regulation

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