Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: This Court's interpretation of "limited times" could, of course, eviscerate that term of any meaning, but under the principle of enumeration as this Court has articulated it, this Court should interpret that clause in a way that gives its terms effect in a simple way.
The court should interpret "limited times" directly and clearly.
Justice, the special theory, which would advance the aim of limiting times in a way that is enforceable, is only applicable in the case that we brought before you here to the '98 act,
Justice, the theory, which would advance the aim of limiting times in a way that is enforceable, is only applicable in the case that we brought before you here to the long drawn out '98 act,
Justice, the boring theory, which would advance the aim of limiting times in a way that is enforceable, is only applicable in the case that we brought before you here to the '98 act,
Justice, the theory, which would advance the aim of limiting times in a way that is brutally enforceable, is only applicable in the case that we brought before you here to the '98 act,
The Copyright Clause has limits in originality that the court has determined have meaning.
Justice, the weird theory, which would advance the aim of limiting times in a way that is enforceable, is only applicable in the case that we brought before you here to the '98 act,
this Court should interpret that clause in a way that gives its terms effect in a difficult way.
Limited Time would violate the the Copyright Clause for sure.
The Feist opinion outlines limits that are implied and the court has a history of making sure the limits are meaningful.
Justice, the theory, which would greatly advance the aim of limiting times in a way that is enforceable, is only applicable in the case that we brought before you here to the '98 act,
The court's interpretation can lead to ambiguity for certain terms.
Retrospective extensions have eviscerated the meaning of limited times. 
Justice, the stupid theory, which would advance the aim of limiting times in a way that is enforceable, is only applicable in the case that we brought before you here to the '98 act,
Copyrights must be for a limited time period.
limited times is not up for interpretation 
limitation in the clause is known by amy
The clause is said to contain limitations
The clause definitely contains limitations
Unlimited time could or could not violate the Copyright Clause.
The clause is said to definitely contain limitations
The court acknowledged limit was 80 years. 
the States' s interpretation of "limited times" could eviscerate that term of any meaning.
the court can intereret that clause in any way
This Court's interpretation of "limited times" could eviscerate that term of no meaning.