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OCR: 20 (ii) The Federal Labor Statute, moreover, provides 110 support for the proposition that Congress had any intent much less specific intent- bring zbout such an anoma louS result. The most obvious referent for the statutory language stating that an auency's disclosure obligation only goes **tO the extent not prohibited by law' 1 that class of federal nondisclosure statutes that state unequivocal non-disclosure policies. Given the nature ot such statutes, see note supra, there was every reason to include 11 the Federal Labor Statute ban on the disclosure already prohibited and no reason belicve that doing so have any subs tantial impact on the effectiveness of the collective barga ining system the sane time the the extent not prohibited by Iaw language has n0 similarly clear prohibitory mc ...