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    Tenth Amendment Has Been Referred To, on Occasion, as the Forgotten
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Tenth Amendment Has Been Referred To, on Occasion, as the Forgotten

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Tenth Amendment has been referred to, on occasion, as the forgotten amendment in the Bill of Rights, because it is seldom used as a basis for Supreme Court decisions.

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