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… it can be greatly curtailed if not eliminated—or that its authority can be returned to the states and other … it can be greatly curtailed if not eliminated—or that its authority can be returned to the states and other … - page 873
… is an unfair trade practice. The FTC, therefore, has the authority, interest, and duty to protect children online … is an unfair trade practice. The FTC, therefore, has the authority, interest, and duty to protect children online … - page 875
… reasonably assumed to be underage. The FTC has rulemaking authority under this statute but has done little with this authority, nor can it—given the statutory constraints. … reasonably assumed to be underage. The FTC has rulemaking authority under this statute but has done little with this … - page 875
… but the law must respect, not undermine, lawful parental authority. Chapter Federal Trade Commission Page number 875 … but the law must respect, not undermine, lawful parental authority. … • The FTC can and should institute - 12865 … - page 875
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… has shrunk dramatically. The FTC should consider returning authority to these offices. Chapter Federal Trade Commission … has shrunk dramatically. The FTC should consider returning authority to these offices. … FTC regional offices are … - page 876
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