Reilly v. United States Environmental Protection Agency

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• noting that the “fact/opinion distinction ‘offers a quick, clear, and predictable rule of decision,’ for most cases”
• even when information sought under FOIA reveals the inputs of a computer modeling simulation and, thus, some extent of the agency's thought process, the results of that computer modeling are not exempt under the deliberative process exemption

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