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When a case is appealed, the court of appeals decides the case solely based upon questions of O fact. O opinion. O law. O importance. O standing.
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When a case is appealed, the court of appeals decides the case solely based upon questions

of
O fact.
O opinion.
O law.
O importance.
O standing.

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