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A plaintiff in federal court lacks a concrete and particularized injury but sues to challenge a government policy he dislikes. The government moves to dismiss for lack of standing. What is the result?

The suit proceeds because anyone can challenge government policy The suit proceeds because federal courts hear all policy disputes The suit is dismissed because the plaintiff lacks the injury-in-fact required for Article III standing Standing is irrelevant in constitutional cases

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The suit is dismissed because the plaintiff lacks the injury-in-fact required for Article III standing

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