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 | | United States Court of Appeals FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIRCUIT Argued November 1, 2001 Decided April 12, 2002 No. 00-1443 Chelsea Industries, Inc., Petitioner v. |
 | | See United Super- markets, 287 N.L.R.B. 119, 120 (1987) (just as anti-union petition could not "be acted upon by [employer] within the certification year, [employer] cannot subsequently rely on it to justify a more timely withdrawal of recognition"), aff'd, United Supermarkets v. |
 | | First, in that case the Board had faulted the employer not only for having withdrawn recognition from the union based upon evidence acquired during the certification year, but also for having acted upon an anti-union petition that was unreliable owing to the em- ployer's outstanding unfair labor practices, see Chelsea, slip op. |
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