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					<description><![CDATA[&lt;strong&gt;Tripped up by 10,000 rules&lt;/strong&gt;

Our discussion of overcriminalization (Nov. 20) has got Coyote to thinking (Nov. 21) about some of the headaches involved in complying with labor and employment law:Now, I&#039;m not talking about chaining employees to the assembly...
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<p>Our discussion of overcriminalization (Nov. 20) has got Coyote to thinking (Nov. 21) about some of the headaches involved in complying with labor and employment law:Now, I&#8217;m not talking about chaining employees to the assembly&#8230;</p>
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