Justice Breyer, concurring in part and dissenting in part. Words take on meaning from context. Considered in context, the preliminary injunction’s language does not necessarily create the kind of “floating bubble” that leads the Court to find the injunction unconstitutionally broad. See Part II-C, ante. And until quite recently, no one thought that it did. The “floating…
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