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Congress passes a statute regulating purely local, noncommercial activity that, in the aggregate, substantially affects interstate commerce. Under modern Commerce Clause doctrine, this regulation is:

Beyond Congress's power because the activity is local Valid only under the Necessary and Proper Clause, never the Commerce Clause Valid only if each individual instance crosses state lines Within Congress's commerce power if the class of activities, in the aggregate, substantially affects interstate commerce

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Within Congress's commerce power if the class of activities, in the aggregate, substantially affects interstate commerce

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