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The Supreme Court ruled that commercial speech had no First Amendment protection in a 1942 case:
 
  a) Bigelow v. Virginia; b) First National Bank v. Bellotti; c) Valentine v. Chrestensen; d) Central Hudson Gas and Electric Co. v. Public Service Commission; e) Consolidated Edison v. Public Service Commission.
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