Newark Publishers' Ass'n v. Newark Typographical Union No. 103

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• “Words and phrases are not to be isolated but related to the context and the contractual scheme as a whole, and given the meaning that comports with the probable intent and purpose; and thus the literal sense of terms may be qualified by the context.”

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