Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: The Government has argued as if petitioners had advanced a general theory of the Copyright Clause, or a general constraint under which Congress must operate. That is a mistake. This case is about limits to an enumerated power. It's not about general power of Congress to exercise its copyright authority.
Copyright Clause is a legal term
Petitioners submit such a blanket extension of existing terms exceeds Congress's power under the Copyright Clause and it get along with  the First Amendment
The Copyright Clause is only for art
The Copyright Clause is not being upheld
The equifax argument is under the Necessary and Proper Clause.
 Congress's power under the Copyright Clause and it comply with the First Amendment. 
The copyright clause has an independent constraint. 
Unlimited time could or could not violate the Copyright Clause.
The Copyright Clause can't be violated.
the copyright clause was the main part of the plaint
 Congress doesn't always grant copyright
The Necessary and Proper Clause applies particularly to expired copyrights.
The Copyright clause was given meaning by the court only recently.
The copyright clause has a range of applications 
The Necessary and Proper Clause applies to copyrighted creative works.
The Copyright Clause is for food
Congress law doesn't help any copyright owners
The Copyright Clause in the onstitution granted protection because there was an existing common law copyright.
The Copyright Clause claim has complete control over what can be published.
after the Copyright Clause argumen is paplied, it will allow them make a coherent intermediate scrutiny argument.
The Copyright Clause involves more than just the writing of the work.
Having a uniform rule was a small factor possibly contributing to why the Framers created the Copyright Clause in the Constitution.
The Government has made a law against the person amy
Copyright Clause contains a q
Copyright Clause has been used by lawyers