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<div class="WordSection1">A list member asks to post anonymously ...</div>
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<p class="MsoNormal">We received a motion that does not contain
citation to the applicable CFR section(s) that provide the basis
for the motion. Instead, the motion cites to the TBMP (and at
that, they are not even the correct sections of the TBMP). Is
it worthwhile to point this defect out in a brief opposing the
motion (amongst other reasons opposing the motion). If it is
viewed as worthwhile, can the moving party simply rectify that
deficiency if they file a reply brief?<o:p></o:p></p>
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