PER CURIAM.
Litigants must present their appellate arguments in 14,000 words or less, the modern equivalent of the old 50-page standard. Fed. R.App.P. 32(a)(7)(B). When multiple parties with identical interests appear on the same side of an appeal, or of related appeals, we generally enter an order under Circuit Rule 33 requiring them to file a single brief, with a single 14,000-word allowance. See also Fed. R.App.P. 2, 33. Sometimes, however, the parties have divergent...
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