After all, the Treaty identifies the World Court as one of four "arbitral tribunals" which must be used to resolve disputes under LOST.

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Such challenges are likely to pale, however, by comparison with the edicts handed down by multilateral tribunals whose deciding votes are, in every instance, selected by international bureaucrats (in the case of one arbitral panel, by the UN Secretary General himself).

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Meanwhile, given the potential for LOST's arbitral panels and regulatory bodies to infringe massively upon the prerogatives of the Congress to say nothing of the constitutional rights of millions of Americans it would seem only natural for myriad Senate (and, for that matter, House) committees to want to hold their own hearings about this accord.

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