Usually when damages are an adequate answer, when the alleged harm is speculative rather than real and imminent, when the order sought is vague or overbroad, or when the moving party cannot establish the core test. Injunctions are exceptional, evidence-heavy remedies; they are not granted simply because a dispute feels urgent.
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