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    Roosevelt's Court-Packing Plan Came to Be Considered Unnecessary by Congress
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Roosevelt's Court-Packing Plan Came to Be Considered Unnecessary by Congress

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Roosevelt's Court-packing plan came to be considered unnecessary by Congress once the Supreme Court began supporting New Deal legislation.

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