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ESSAY DISAPPEARING LEGAL BLACK HOLES AND CONVERGING DOMAINS: CHANGING INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS PROTECTION IN NATIONAL SECURITY AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS Andrew Kent* This Essay attempts to describe what is distinctive about the way