 versus in the circumstance that we had if we had preclearance. The main point in all of this is it requires a lot more money. It takes a lot more time to get this stuff right. And we hope against hope that the court supports the fair application of the law. But we're fighting on grounds that we haven't had to fight before in courts across the country because we don't have preclearance forcing states to explain their reasons for drawing districts the way that they did. So those are two examples.