i thought his position is any naaqs glutens, all naaqs pollutants. >> that is right, your honor, and that is a distinction. our position is similar, but not identical, to his position. >> and it comes from a differenh it is treated portion of the statutory language. >> that is right and we are focused on the language in any area to which this part applies. why the judges argument has been left by the wayside? ument hase judge's arg been left by the wayside? >> it is very similar. well, it comes from different statutory language. his arguments about the structure of the statue do not apply to your argument. >> that is the argument we made below. >> i do not think that answers the question. >> excuse me, your honor? >> that is>> i said i do not tht answers the question. >> no, it is just it is been hard to make two alternative arguments. >> epa has added many others across the years. those?out all of >> your honor, it is true that itr since 1980, although proposed our interpretation as its original interpretation of the statute, ever since epa said that any pollutant, whether it aqs po