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'''Rule 36''' is an often-used rule of procedure by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the [[Federal Circuit]] to rule against an appellant affirming the decision below, without issuing an explanation. The entire appellate decision by the Federal Circuit under this rule is just one word: "Affirmed".
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