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spec: We are still waiting and looking for new elements . At Taylor Allderdice , they waved . Although the case centers on the lending practices of banks , legal experts said that it has broader implications for other industries that are also regulated on both the state and federal levels , in such areas as transportation safety , civil rights and environmental protection.At issue is whether state-chartered subsidiaries of national banks should be subject to the regulations of state governments or be solely under the purview of the federal Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.For 35 years , states have regulated the mortgage-lending practices of state-chartered subsidiaries of national banks . " The justices have taken a decreasing number of cases in recent years , and this term , which will end this summer , is likely to continue that trend.Sometimes the court 's decisions are dramatic , such as 2005 's Roper v. Simmons , which forbade the execution of those who were younger than 18 at the time of their crimes . One doctor said Rehnquist thought he heard voices outside his hospital room plotting against him and had " bizarre ideas and outrageous thoughts , " including imagining " a CIA plot against him " and " seeming to see the design patterns on the hospital curtains change configuration . A broadly written decision on Louisville 's plan , and on a related one from Seattle , could have a profound impact on school systems across the country.It is the first time in more than a decade that the Supreme Court will consider what is proper for school systems to do to promote desegregation , and it is the first test on the issue for two new justices who in the past have been skeptical about the use of racial classifications.Both sides have circled Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. ' s dissenting opinion in a voting rights case decided in the last term that " it is a sordid business , this divvying us up by race . Center ( SLAC ) . That is wholely UNscientific ! Livestock previously played a minor role in Korean agriculture , especially in the North , where the steep and often barren hills are unsuitable for large-scale grazing , but since the end of the Korean War beef has become a significant component of the diet in the South . Elsevier announced that 6 million full-text articles are now available on ScienceDirect . Fish remains , however , the chief source of protein in the Korean diet . _ _ .10 and _ _ .11 .