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just as who is sometimes a swinging vote, that - is an optimistic view of it. but it is an interesting i development, and i think there is more to come. do you agree, emily? iagree. i think that we have seen that these election related cases fall along interesting kinds of lines. but i don t think, necessarily, that we can glean, you know, that legal experts have been wrong in their predictions about the court likely overturning affirmative action or siding with the website designer who doesn t want to make webpages for gay couples. those are just a couple of the important civil rights related cases that we still haven t got decisions on and i m not sure