Maljack Productions, Inc. v. Motion Picture Association of America, Inc.

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• inferences cannot be accepted if they are unsupported by the alleged facts, nor can the court accept purely legal Conclusions masquerading as factual allegations
• “We construe the complaint liberally in [plaintiffs] favor, taking all the facts alleged as true, and giving [plaintiff] the benefit of all reasonable inferences from those facts.”

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