Supplements, forms part of and is subject to

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CAN YOU SHOOT ME ALREADY?

This is flannel raised to the power of flannel, notated as Flannel^Flannel or F^F. (By the way, F' is the inverse of F).

In other news, what is the hierarchy, and/or Venn diagram, as the case may be, between “amend”, “supplement” and “modify”? Are you fearful enough to care, O brave legal eagle of the sky?

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• Modify

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