Where, however, a significant period of time goes by between the improper conduct and the new evidence, the U.S.Supreme Court has long held that the "_________" from the improper conduct can be dissipated.

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The term "taint" is commonly used in legal contexts to refer to the contamination or corruption caused by improper conduct. When a significant period of time goes by between the improper conduct and the discovery of new evidence, the effects of the taint may have dissipated or been mitigated, and therefore may not have a significant impact on the admissibility or weight of the evidence.

Where, However, a Significant Period of Time Goes by Between