In a brief to the U.S. Central District of California, you quote from Brotherhood Broadcasting Development Board, Incorporated, Plaintiff, versus Fidelity Federation Management Company, Defendant.This is a 2017 case from the U.S. Eastern District Pennsylvania.It is reported in volume 65, page 598 of the Federal Reporter.The material you quoted appears on page 619, which is Justice Judith Jones dissenting opinion stating broadcasters can exercise Freedom of Speech. Please insert an explanatory parenthetical.

2. In a brief to the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado, you quote, in a parenthetical, from a prior case in the First Circuit that explains presence of a psychologist does not waive privilege.You paraphrased this statement from the Public Housing Partnership, Appellant, versus Samantha Jones, Appellee.This is a February 18, 2014 case from the United States Court of Appeals for the Eight Circuit.It is reported in volume 654, page 82 of the Federal Reporter.The material you quoted appears on page 98.

3. In a brief to a Maryland court, you have previously cited to Int'l Exch. Nat'l Corp. v. Dennis, 654 F.3d 13 (9th Cir. 2000).A few paragraphs later, after citing to other cases and a statute, you wish to cite to page 27 of Int'l Exch. Nat'l Corp.You have referred to this case in a previous paragraph as "Int'l Exch. Nat'l Corp."You have not referred to the case by name in your textual sentence. How do you cite to page 27 of the case?

4.To provide authority and general background information in your memo, you want use a sting cite to cite a law review article (periodical) by Rose Flower, J.D.The 2010 article is titled "Force or No Force: That is the Question?" and it is published in New Criminal Law Review, volume 21, page 765, citing page 771, a United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit 2017 case, the Appellant is Government Mutual Savings , versus Regional Refining Railway, volume 23, page 98, and a Maryland statute, Maryland Code Annotated, State Government article, Title 8, section 234 (2019). Please draft the citation using the appropriate signal and order of citations in a string cite.

5. Immediately after citing to Brown v. Green, 654A.2d 1 (Md. 2018), you wish to formulate a string cite, focusing your reader's attention first on page 2 of Brown, page 644 of Willis v. Maverick, 760 S.W.2d 642 (Tex. 1988), and Maryland Code Annotated, Alcoholic Beverages, section 12-209, which you have not yet cited to.You have not mentioned the name of either case or statute in your textual sentence.

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