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Marginal notes have limited interpretive weight and should not override plain constitutional text or implied powers
Marginal notes carry minimal interpretive weight and have even less importance in construing constitutional provisions; where the constitutional language is plain, the operative text governs and a marginal note describing procedure does not negate or limit an implied substantive power arising from the Article.
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