and to protect the consumer from "economic adulteration."  Moreover, in defining and standardizing the composition (ingredients) of the product the Secretary of necessity must regulate the product's nutritional value.


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It is concluded further that the phrase "definitions and standards of identity or composition" is the functional equivalent of the term "ingredient requirements" contained in 21 U.S.C. Sec. 678.  (See n. 1 infra.)


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It is stipulated that the Federal Act and the Michigan Law "have a common purpose of protecting public health."  However, the definitions and standards of identity or composition (ingredient requirements) established by the Secretary3 conflict in many material instances with the "specifications" (ingredient requirements) for Grade 1 sausage provided in the Michigan Law. While those conflicts are detailed in the Appendix, the major conflicts, inPederasty
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References
 Katz, Jonathan Ned (1976). Gay American History: Lesbians and Gay Men in the U.S.A.''. New York, Harper Colophon Books.  (1985 edition).

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