Louisville & Nashville Railroad v. Burch

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• “[A] federal plaintiff’s 6 [Article III] injury in fact may be intangible and need not involve lost money or property . . 7 . a UCL plaintiff’s ‘injury in fact’ [must] specifically involve lost money or property.” 8 (internal quotation marks omitted)

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