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The need for forced exchanges makes this last leap from many associations to a single state, and the eminent domain argument supplies this step.
Individual entitlements are respected always as claims for compensation and frequently, but not uniformly, as absolutes. There are still limits on what the eminent domain theory can do. It cannot explain which protective association should become the exclusive one; for example, the place of honor might be awarded to the association with the most members.