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The issue includes “Legitimizing Lies,” “Pandora’s Loot Box,” “States as Laboratories for Charitable Compliance: An Empirical Study,” and “The Facebook Two-Step,” followed by additional notes addressing merger enforcement, section 301 authority, and separation of powers in international trade. 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Cox |\n| Pandora’s Loot Box | 376 | Sheldon A. Evans |\n| States as Laboratories for Charitable Compliance: An Empirical Study | 445 | Eric Franklin Amarante |\n| NOTES |  |  |\n| The Facebook Two-Step: | 500 | Rose Beattie |\n| Reinvigorating Merger Enforcement Through a Practical Analysis of Intent Evidence |  |  |\n| Toward a Rebalanced Section 301 Authority: Reconsidering the Separation of Powers in International Trade | 536 | John Catalfamo |\n| VOLUME 90 NUMBER 2 |  | APRIL 2022 |\n\nThe George Washington Law Review, ISSN 0016-8076, is published in February, April, June, August, October, and December by students of The George Washington University Law School, 720 20th St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20052. Email: [gwlr@law.gwu.edu. Website:](gwlr@law.gwu.edu. Website:) [http://www](http://www).  \n[gwlr.org. Phone:](gwlr.org. Phone:) (202) 994-4610. Fax: (202) 994-4609. Publication Office: Joe Christensen, Inc., P.O. Box 81269, Lincoln, Nebraska 68501. 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Please see our website for further details.  \nTHE  \nGEORGE WASHINGTON LAW REVIEW  \nBOARD OF EDITORS  \n2021–2022  \nSOOHYUN STEPHANIE HAHN  \nEditor-in-Chief  \nTIMOTHY SCULLY ALYSSA SIEJA  \nSenior Managing Editor Senior Executive Editor  \nDAVID DEFELICE  \nSenior Production Editor  \nELIZABETH ROONEY VANIA WANG  \nSenior Articles Editor Senior Notes Editor  \nJOSHUA KEYSER MIRANDA HERNANDEZ  \nSenior Online Editor Senior Projects Editor  \nSAHAR ATASSI JESSICA AZERAD  \nJESSICA EISCHEN JACOB FRALEY STEVEN HESS KENDALL LAWRENZ JONATHAN PELOQUIN LAURA STANLEY  \nArticles Editors  \nMICHAEL HAWTHORNE STEVEN KAPLAN  \nProduction Editors  \nKEVIN ADAMS JOHN CATALFAMO LUCAS LONGO JENSEN MATSUDA BRAYDEN PARKER JAINA PATEL JOHN SEIDMAN HANNAH SHLAFERMAN  \nManaging Editors  \nNEAL BILLIG JESSICA OJEDA JACOB ORGEL REID OSTROM Online Editors  \nJESSE BRENNAN BENJAMIN CARROLL EMILY CAYLOR  \nEMMA EISENDRATH SANAA JAIN HEATHER SKRABAK KYLE SUOMINEN MADELINE ZUSCHNITT  \nNotes Editors  \nCARLY BISHOP ALICE PALKOVITZ  \nNotes and Projects Editors  \nASSOCIATES  \nROSE BEATTIE ANABEL BUTLER ALLYSON CORIGLIANO LUCA DIFRONZO NATALY FARAG MARIANA FERNANDEZ SAMUEL FINN KEVIN GOON LILLA GRISHAM JOHN HABIBI RAYMOND HERNANDEZ AUSTIN HIMES  \nHANNAH JONES ALYX KLOTZELIE KOMMEL THERESE KUESTER SOJUNG LEE GABRIELLE LEEMAN SOPHIE LEFF ERIC LEVINE CHRISTINA LONGO RIVEN LYSANDER NICHOLAS MASTRIA CHARLES MCKEE YUVAL MOR  \nALFONSO NAZZARO MATTHEW NISI JENNIFER PANTEL","cbCaihyntlbliqtx","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihyntlbliqtx","pdf",1592314,292,"English","# Articles\n## Notes","[{\"question\":\"What issue details are listed for this volume?\",\"answer\":\"The document states “VOLUME 90 NUMBER 2” and “APRIL 2022.”\"},{\"question\":\"Which article titles are included in the issue’s Articles section?\",\"answer\":\"It lists “Legitimizing Lies,” “Pandora’s Loot Box,” and “States as Laboratories for Charitable Compliance: An Empirical Study.”\"},{\"question\":\"What types of content appear in addition to articles?\",\"answer\":\"It includes a Notes section with additional pieces, such as “The Facebook Two-Step” and discussions on merger enforcement and section 301 authority.\"}]","The George Washington Law Review - Volume 90 - April 2022 Issue 2 | PDF",1791924359,102]