 I think, obviously, in terms of scholarly documentation of that, we're just at the beginning. But there is data, I think, including data cited by Justice Jackson and her opinion, to the effect that even allowing the law to go into effect when it did has had real-world effects. And so it was only the three liberals who said that EMTALA requires hospitals to provide abortions, that Idaho's law prohibits, that, you know, Idaho's law is preempted by the federal law?