Banning speech is banning speech, no matter how odious that speech may be.
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By banning research you are banning research that is not just about making babies.
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Let's be clear: China banning PoW mining doesn't mean they are banning rig manufacture.
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"Banning guns is like banning forks in an attempt to stop making people fat," he said.
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BE THE PARENT, PLEASE Stop Banning Seesaws and Start Banning Snapchat By Naomi Schaefer Riley 251 pp.
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But it's also a relatively short hop from banning microtargeting sometimes to banning profiling for ad targeting entirely.
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Ravelry also made it clear that it's not banning conservative politics, nor is it endorsing Democrats and banning Republicans.
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He added that banning bump stocks would be like banning the trigger finger of the fastest shooter in the world.
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Never did I think there would be armed protests against mosques, mainstream candidates talking about banning Muslims, loyalty tests, banning Sharia.
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Details: In addition to banning their personal accounts, Facebook also said they are banning other accounts and pages associated with the individuals.
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A new policy statement from the group released Monday calls for the Food and Drug Administration to take a number of steps including, banning the sale of the products to people under 28503 years old; banning online sales of e-cigarettes and e-cigarette solutions; banning certain flavors including menthol; and banning ads and promotions that can reach young people.
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Trump has begun to focus on banning individuals from still undefined terror states, instead of banning all foreign Muslims as he proposed in December.
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The shooting generated a bipartisan interest in banning the devices: at least seven states passed laws banning them in the year following the shooting.
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Automated moderation ends up inadvertently banning a lot of stuff we don't want to ban while not banning the stuff we want it to.
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It's important to make clear at the outset that Twitter is not banning political content, it is banning the paid promotion of that content.
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Facebook has come a long way since outright banning all artistic nudity from its platform, previously sometimes even banning users outright for posting it.
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Laws banning the box have passed in several states, and President Barack Obama recently signed an executive order banning the box for federal agencies.
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But to many Americans, banning abortion after 20 weeks seems much less extreme, and thus more acceptable, than banning it in the first trimester.
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If banning the filibuster on federal district and appeals courts was the nuclear option, banning it on Supreme Court nominations would be the hydrogen bomb.
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He issued a preliminary injunction covering both the section of the travel ban temporarily banning people from particular countries and the part temporarily banning refugees.
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"Prison officials tend to be overzealous in their banning, and often err on the side of banning," said Emerson Sykes, staff attorney at the ACLU.
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The question I don't think the athletic commission addressed: should we be banning all [fighters with] breast implants, or should we be banning just silicone?
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One of Trump signature ideas is the banning of Muslim immigration, which lately has morphed into the banning of immigration from countries that have terrorism problems.
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If the threat of banning travel completely from non-compliant airports is implemented, the administration could have found another workaround to achieve its Muslim-banning goals.
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Democrats overwhelmingly favor creating a federal database to track gun sales, banning assault-style weapons and banning high-capacity magazines, while Republicans broadly oppose those measures.
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Continuing its crusade, the FDA then proposed banning flavored e-juices, banning convenience stores from selling e-cigarettes, and imposing age-verification mechanisms for online sales.
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If you're serious about banning guns, you can talk about banning all semiautomatic guns, or about restricting guns to a list of approved models or actions.
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While some critics are skeptical of how bitcoin is used, Stern said that banning the cryptocurrency would be like banning the web or open internet protocols.
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The social media platform also argued that banning white nationalism would also require banning other forms of nationalism (like black nationalism and Zionism) on the platform.
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Rules around dribbling were legislated back and forth for the next two decades, first banning dribbling for women, then altogether for everyone, then banning it contextually.
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Delivering a speech the next day in Manchester, New Hampshire, Trump again talked about banning people from the U.S. -- but this time didn't specifically mention banning Muslims.
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So that's the place to start: by banning assault weapons; banning high capacity magazines; expanding background checks; and closing the loophole on gun shows and internet sales.
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Banning the AR-15 Banning ownership of a class or type of firearm drives directly at the heart of Heller and would face a more difficult challenge.
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State mandates for what counts as culture are always signs of creeping authoritarianism—banning architectural styles comes from the same file as banning books and declaring paintings degenerate.
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The same can be said for undermining the fair functioning of elections rather than outright banning them, or giving friendly media outlets advantages instead of banning critical ones.
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Trump signed a new executive order Monday banning foreign nationals from six Muslim-majority countries from entering the US for 203 days and banning all refugees for 120 days.
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Google and Facebook have already started banning sites with misleading information from their ad networks; banning them from AMP and IA might be another step in the right direction.
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Seeking to ban a specific revenue-generating practice that is inessential to artistic expression is very different from banning games on the basis of content — or banning them altogether.
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Both Facebook and Twitter have both grappled with incidents of discrimination against conservatives, which may have made them gun-shy about banning (as opposed to shadow-banning) some folks.
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Donald Trump has officially closed America's doors to some of the world's most desperate, banning all refugees from entering the country for 90 days — and banning Syrian refugees indefinitely.
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During a 2012 visit to Princeton University, a gay freshman asked Scalia about a comparison he had drawn in the past between banning sodomy and banning bestiality and murder.
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And if you are banning it, fine, but if you aren't banning it don't let it (go) free in the market, because the young people are taking it up.
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The broad revision of the criminal code would have enacted numerous proposals favored by hard-line Islamists, such as banning sex outside marriage, effectively banning gay and lesbian relations.
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Trump signed a new executive order last week banning foreign nationals from six Muslim-majority countries from entering the US for 90 days and banning all refugees for 120 days.
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Subject: YouTube Banning Conservative Channels Date: 2/20173/2018City: Nortonville, KansasRecently, YouTube has been blocking/banning conservative channels I am subscribed to, such as Dustin Nemos, Anti-School and Infowars.
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Democrats had no problem solving the data when it showed that banning guns lowered violence, but they messed up the math when the data suggested that banning guns increases violence.
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Incremental removal of extremists started this year with the banning of r/altright, followed on Tuesday by banning r/Physical_Removal, a community which frequently glorified Augusto Pinochet's murder of political dissidents.
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On Saturday and Sunday, Americans flocked to airports across the country to protest Trump's order temporarily banning refugees from six Muslim-majority countries and indefinitely banning them from a seventh, Syria.
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"Nunes thinks Twitter is simultaneously liable for banning everything he likes and for not banning everything he doesn't like," Stanford law professor Mark Lemley said in an email to BuzzFeed News.
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Yesterday, the chat app Discord announced it was banning an array of alt-right-affiliated channels, and GoFundMe has already begun banning donations in support of an accused murderer in Charlottesville.
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"Whenever you see a government banning cryptocurrencies, a bank banning, I think in many ways, that's them pulling the handbrakes up to better understand how to interact this technology," he added.
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldHouse approves bill banning flavored tobacco products Bill banning menthol in cigarettes divides Democrats, with some seeing racial bias Biden cinches support from third NC House Democrat MORE (N.
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They are banning the products that give women lighter skin (although no one believes the ban will work) without banning the social messaging that tells women they should have lighter skin.
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The other measures include banning the sale of items that can turn semi-automatic weapons in automatic weapons and banning gun shows from taking place on property owned by the county.
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The consequences for that notice would "very likely" include banning Russia from hosting any world championships, as well as banning Russian athletes from competing in the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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Tracking gun sales was favored by 71 percent overall, banning assault weapons by 68 percent, and banning high-capacity magazines by 65 percent, with gun-owners showing less approval than non-owners.
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We have to make sure that the options that they're using are not destroying the planet, whether it's us banning plastics, or banning the burning of fossil fuels in our mobility devices.
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His comments on concerns related to banning features are noteworthy for that reason, and that they highlight concern about a perceived slippery slope when it comes to banning anything related to guns.
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A UN convention from 1961 goes further, banning the withdrawal of citizenship based on race, religion or politics, and also banning it in cases where doing so would leave a person stateless.
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Because dilation and evacuates are generally the safest way to perform a second-trimester abortion, abortion rights groups argue that banning them essentially amounts to banning all abortion past the first trimester.
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Mast called for establishing the legal definition of an assault weapon, a logical first step toward banning their future sales, and banning the sale of accessories that create de facto automatic weapons.
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Washington has proposed a new UN Security Council resolution, according to a UN diplomat, to punish North Korea by freezing the assets of Kim Jong Un and members of the ruling Worker's Party of Korea, fully banning exports of oil to North Korea, banning all textile imports from North Korea and banning North Korean laborers from generating earnings overseas.
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Bipartisan legislation banning prior authorization for medication that treats addiction overwhelmingly passed the New York state legislature this year (the vote was 55 to 7 in the state senate and 251.9 to 2900 in the house for the bill banning the practice in Medicaid; there was a similarly lopsided margin for banning it in private insurance).
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Among Russia-watchers, the banning of the Witnesses is seen as the latest example of the use of legislation banning "extremism" to repress people who are guilty of nothing more than idiosyncratic beliefs.
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In a letter sent to the Federal Communications Commission last week, Netflix said that the commission should consider banning data caps on wired internet connections and banning "low" data caps on mobile connections.
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Shadow banning Shadow banning is a moderation tactic for online discussions that hides an individual's comments from other users involved in the conversation without letting the person know that their comments are hidden.
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Russia's parliament is considering banning children from unsanctioned political actions.
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Georgia In 2009, Georgia passed a law banning sanctuary cities.
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Gerard Butler reprises his role as Mike Banning, a Secret
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Kara Swisher: Is that what conservatives call shadow banning, though?
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It is beginning to look like book banning to me.
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Facebook is banning hundreds more accounts run by Russian trolls.
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City authorities said on Friday they were banning the rally.
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SCI had announced in 2018 it was banning those hunts.
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Here's the thing: Banning social media doesn't make much sense.
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Germany, for example, has decided against banning Huawei's 5G components.
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Banning drugs is not just ineffective, it is also counterproductive.
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Now, Twitter is banning all of them, true or false.
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Iran joined Russia in banning the popular messaging app Telegram.
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U.S. airlines started banning smoking back in the late 1980s.
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Minnesota is considering a bill banning abortions after 20 weeks.
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South Africa does not have a law banning plastic bags.
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The sanctions stopped short of banning oil imports from Venezuela.
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There was no mention of wall building or banning Muslims.
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They out here banning peeps, we out here getting healthcare.
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He supports banning bump stocks and stronger background checks. Sen.
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Steps could range from labeling the product to banning it.
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Trump also criticized Twitter for allegedly banning actor James Woods.
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Recently, the company came under fire for not banning Infowars.
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Some European cities are banning diesel, a commercial vehicle staple.
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The Alabama bill goes further, banning abortions at any time.
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Banning is a city of 29,000 people in Riverside County.
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Later, Apple, Facebook and big tech companies banning Alex Jones.
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She also introduced draft legislation aimed at banning Libra altogether.
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Greg Abbott signed into law a bill banning sanctuary cities.
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Facebook is banning misleading uses of its Live video format.
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That said, Toscano doesn't believe banning the practice will work.
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On banning bump stocks: The ATF is reviewing bump stocks.
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The banning of every last dumb, destructive, highly illogical thing.
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Even countries unharmed by Islamist terror are banning the burqa.
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Then President Trump signed a directive banning transgender military recruits.
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Earlier this year, Iceland's President suggested banning pineapple on pizzas.
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This new banning system doesn't come out of the blue.
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But its supporters always had the same goal: banning abortion.
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Now, obviously, no one is thinking about banning the stuff.
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Facebook is also banning accounts associated with the Proud Boys.
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The president may not have succeeded in banning all Muslims.
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He's proposed banning all Muslims from entering the United States.
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Rival social media firm Twitter said it was banning them.
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Their approach to housing encourages safe use over banning substances.
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The difficulty they had in banning Jones suggests the latter.
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As president, banning partisan gerrymandering will be a top priority.
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"Banning abortion will only stop safe, legal abortions," adds Brewer.
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Will they really risk another loss by banning another reporter?
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Banning explicit white nationalist and white separatist content: Yes, really.
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In banning Robinson, Facebook also pointed to his offline activity.
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It had the banning of bullets that pierce policemen's armor.
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In March, New Jersey passed a law banning cashless policies.
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Take their recent push for the banning of satellite camps.
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He was responsible for the banning of laptops on planes.
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" What they're saying: President Trump: "Twitter 'SHADOW BANNING' prominent Republicans.
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Banning meat from company functions is definitely a Neumann reference.
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The strike eventually resulted in the Keene Act, banning vigilantism.
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They are banning foreign NGOs and closing these groups down.
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"That is not at all shadow banning," Ms. Stephens said.
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And banning the words "climate change" isn't helping Florida now.
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Philadelphia just passed a bill banning stores from going cashless.
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The FDA is in the process of banning menthol cigarettes.
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He voted against banning Pell grants (for college) for prisoners.
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Did the judge say that banning BDSM practices was OK?
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Yet many experts say that banning Uber entirely is unrealistic.
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Banning fracking, new offshore leases, fossil fuel imports and exports.
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But in Toronto, a petition said banning manspreading was sexist.
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Transit officials say banning cars will make those journeys safer.
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Just banning a single supplier isn't going to cut it.
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Afterward, the Senate considered banning all beverages from the chamber.
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AG: I would be in favor of banning autonomous weapons.
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On Politics Media Watch Twitter is banning many political ads.
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Banning OCS drilling is not the way to do that.
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After the Las Vegas shooting, it was banning bump stocks.
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Parliament has discussed banning prayer rooms in schools and universities.
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Facebook is banning ads that promise to cure the coronavirus.
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"Otherwise the nation's largest book banning policy will remain unchallenged."
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Only 13 percent of voters oppose banning bump fire stocks.
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O'Rourke has come out in favor of banning assault weapons.
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Google is no stranger to banning ads for predatory businesses.
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ASIC has also proposed banning binary options for retail customers.
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" "Banning transgender people from serving our country is simply wrong.
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Sometimes it also means banning U.S. investors from officially participating.
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Two years later, a rule banning racial vilification was introduced.
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The United States doesn't have a federal law banning cannibalism.
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He's talked banning entry to the US by all Muslims.
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Right, but banning a fungus that grows naturally, that's crazy.
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Now it's citing a new policy for banning even more.
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If we don't like egregious civil liberties violations, but we still want to curb mass shootings by banning certain people from owning guns instead of banning guns themselves, we shouldn't focus on suspected terrorists.
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Lawmakers in California are considering banning hotels from using small shampoo bottles in 2023, while the European Union is banning a wide range of single-use plastic items, like cutlery and plates, by 2021.
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" Wynn argued that, as a result, YouTube winds up "banning a lot of the stuff that we don't want to be banned and not banning the stuff that we may want to be banned.
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Part of the current confusion about shadow banning is happening because conspiracy theorists are trying to prove an anti-conservative bias from some of the world's most powerful companies, and "shadow banning" sounds scary.
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We believe banning these Pages would be contrary to the basic principles of free speech....We just don't think banning Pages for sharing conspiracy theories or false news is the right way to go.
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The recommendations included banning trailing commissions for mortgage brokers, forcing financial planners to disclose any fees they receive for selling products, and banning banks from charging default interest for farm businesses affected by drought.
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President Obama issued an executive order -- one of the first executive orders he issued -- when he came into office banning torture and banning enhanced interrogation techniques and taking the CIA out of the detention business.
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But permanently banning the player, and making sure they have trouble coming back by banning them based on other criteria, such as denying them a new account with the same email, credit card number, etc.
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What happened: The Natural Resources Defense council proposed banning chlorpyrifos almost a decade ago and the EPA proposed banning it in October 103, saying it would issue a final decision at the end of 2016.
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Days after taking office in January, Trump signed an executive order banning citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the U.S. and temporarily halted the nation's refugee resettlement policy, while indefinitely banning Syrian refugees.
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The bill didn't repeal most of the nonbudgetary elements of Obamacare: banning discrimination against people with preexisting conditions, allowing people 20153 and under to stay on their parents' insurance, banning annual/lifetime coverage limits, etc.
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Klobuchar, a U.S. senator from Minnesota, backs universal background checks, banning bump stocks that allow weapons to fire 700 rounds per minute and banning high-capacity magazines that hold more than 10 rounds of ammunition.
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In 2016, California implemented a bill banning all personal belief exemptions.
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Google has followed Apple's lead in banning apps that mine cryptocurrencies.
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Fixing its subscriptions requires much more than banning some keywords, though.
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Pushback Not everyone, however, is in favor of banning triple talaq.
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A federal judge bans the government from banning refugees (for now).
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Missouri passed a bill banning abortions after eight weeks of pregnancy.
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From our perspective, banning Trumpism isn't about politics, it's about ethics.
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In 1999, USA Gymnastics was banning coaches convicted of sex crimes.
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Policymakers have begun to take action: banning flavored vapes, for instance.
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Shortly after, South Korea followed, banning raising money through virtual currencies.
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But is banning men from music festivals the best move forward?
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But that bit about other countries banning PUBG isn't exactly true.
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Law enforcement should not have a problem with banning facial surveillance.
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So in banning incentivized reviews, Amazon actually made the problem worse.
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McConnell wanted to begin with a vote on banning sanctuary cities.
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Being proactive sometimes means banning laptops first and answering questions later.
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Banning swimsuits which do no obvious harm seems more clearly illiberal.
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In 2004, Mississippi passed a law banning the removal of monuments.
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I did a press conference with him about banning assault weapons.
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Combat school shootings by banning assault weapons and high-capacity magazines.
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But Wu-Smart says that banning neonicotinoids is not the solution.
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Trump signed an executive order banning his own policy on Wednesday.
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And Trump has proposed banning Muslims from entering the United States.
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Bernie Sanders said on Twitter that he supports banning assault weapons.
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So banning LAWs is one of the possibilities among the options.
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Banning straws isn&apost going to do anything for the environment.
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Kruegel says banning kratom would make that study much more difficult.
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But banning a drug does not stifle customer demand for it.
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Banning troops on gender identity is shameful & makes us less safe.
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Boston has joined other cities in banning single-use plastic bags.
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It's true that banning salary histories is not a silver bullet.
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Banning salary histories is a much smaller, more quickly achievable ask.
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Greg Abbott has signed a bill banning so-called sanctuary cities.
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Authorities did not provide a specific reason for banning the movie.
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Many states have laws on the books banning abortion at viability.
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I'm a man of my word—here's the bill banning Arie.
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That's about as smart as banning the flu shot or vaccines.
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Pot: The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is banning three synthetic cannabinoids.
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Vladimir Putin retaliated by banning farm imports from the European Union.
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Because banning would only stoke conspiratorial curiosity about these inaccurate outlets.
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But after a week, I was banning people left and right.
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So while banning political ads sounds nice it's just a distraction.
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The government of the time took decisive action, banning such weapons.
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Spanish law is not alone in banning this kind of behaviour.
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You're only banning the people who don't have access to anything.
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Would banning semiautomatics and large-capacity magazines be your "end game"?
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To combat Islamic terrorism, Russia enacted a law banning "extremist" material.
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Leslie David Baker was Lieutenant Banning in "The Happytime Murders" (2018).
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But talk of banning the devices nationwide appears to have stalled.
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The Trump administration supports banning similar clauses in Part D contracts.
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The agency finalized the regulation banning free samples in March 85033.
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Suggested solutions ranged from banning price spreading to reforming rebate programs.
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Janet Mills (D) signed similar legislation banning the practice on minors.
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BIG TECH is currently trying to influence elections by banning Conservatives.
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Twitter isn't "shadow banning" anyone, regardless of its alleged political orientation.
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Turkey had long oppressed its minority Kurds, even banning their language.
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Russia struck back by banning vegetable, dairy and meat from Europe.
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Gretchen Whitmer (D) has vowed to veto any legislation banning abortions.
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"It makes no sense, banning something based on appearance," said Bartocci.
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India is not alone in banning the Note7 from its flights.
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CRUZ: Well, listen, unlike Donald, I would not support banning firearms.
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"Banning specific weapons is not going to fix this," he said.
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What about his proposal of banning Muslims from entering the US?
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After outlining the facts around the alleged shadow-banning incident, Rep.
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The agency finalized the regulation banning free samples in March 2010.
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There is little recent polling on broadly banning semi-automatic guns.
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Fortunately, the White House typically avoids the banning of criticism business.
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There's something just as important as banning people, Mr. Dash notes.
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These are not the types of videos that Youtube is banning.
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"It's a cliché that book banning helps book sales," she said.
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Wade, actually banning abortion before many women even know they're pregnant.
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Perhaps the tech giants will become vigilant in banning these forgeries.
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Banning Yiannopoulos is certainly not a maneuver without downside for Twitter.
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In Singapore, marchers called for scrapping a law banning gay sex.
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Prime Minister Theresa May said she was considering banning the practice.
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A: I am not proposing banning building in the urban interface.
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Apple's explanations for banning Metadata have varied, but were always vague.
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Merrill Lynch went as far as banning commission-based retirement accounts.
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Facebook is banning non-essential business travel for its 45,000 employees.
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Banning large gatherings and stopping school is part of that process.
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Banning donations raises questions about the free speech rights of lawyers.
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A sign banning reusable cups at a Starbucks in Tacoma, Washington.
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He is the son of Dora Flores Márquez of Banning, Calif.
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Banning cars from a park restores connections that had been severed.
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Some cities and states are now banning asking about salary history.
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Trending up: Amazon is banning books by white supremacists and Nazis.
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It will also consider other measures, such as banning mass gatherings.
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The high court had ruled that banning gay marriage was unconstitutional.
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Facebook has a policy banning posts that name the alleged whistleblower.
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Banning a vendor from doing updates isn't a viable solution either.
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Frontier religions were often ascetic, banning drinking, card-playing and dancing.
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I don't think banning or swearing off alcohol works for everyone.
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Experiments around the world suggest banning brokers' fees won't increase rents.
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Watch some homeless people describing the city's laws banning urban camping.
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After his social media banning, Jones' public reach appeared to collapse.
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There are similar levels of support for banning all assault weapons.
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Banning deepfakes should be an incredibly low floor in combating disinformation.
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The dating app is banning photos with guns from its platform.
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Banning sporting events in the country could further hurt Iran's economy.
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First, Brune Poirson spearheaded a law banning destruction of unsold goods.
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"I'm here to talk about banning plastic bags," she said. Aha!
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Then Trump responded by banning 'Ratatouille' from Disney Plus.
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Terrorism could be stopped by banning Muslims from entering the country.
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Banning artwork based on the content is a First Amendment violation.
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Some 2020 Democratic presidential candidates have called for banning fracking altogether.
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Thus far, few have advocated the banning of trucks and airplanes.
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The book argued that laws banning those practices should be retained.
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The banning of the insecticide DDT saved many of these birds.
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Some areas instituted public health measures like banning funerals and parades.
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Banning the U.S. government from including Chinese equities in pension funds.
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"We shouldn't be banning guns for law-abiding citizens," said Ryan.
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But for many whites, the banning represented a larger symbolic loss.
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Banning lead in paint and gasoline has led to large declines.
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He called for expanding background checks; banning assault weapons; barring gun sales to suspected terrorists, domestic abusers, and people with severe mental illnesses; banning bump stocks and high-capacity magazines; and other measures restricting gun sales.
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This is the tradeoff: Banning fracking would almost certainly contribute to runaway oil and gas prices that could force a faster shift away from fossil fuels; banning fracking would also immediately increase the use of coal.
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The bill didn't repeal most of the non-budgetary elements of Obamacare: banning discrimination against people with preexisting conditions, allowing people 26 and under to stay on their parents' insurance, banning annual/lifetime coverage limits, etc.
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During the GOP primary campaign, he called for banning all Muslims from the US -- a statement he never retracted -- before shifting toward calling for banning individuals from countries with terrorist links, though he never specified the countries.
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The order enacts a number of other lobbying restrictions, including banning appointees from accepting gifts from registered lobbyists and banning appointees who were lobbyists from participating in any issues they petitioned for within the last two years.
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After Russia annexed Crimea the United States Department of Energy (DOE) suspended nuclear energy and cooperation work with Russia's Rosatom, banning Russian scientists from visiting American nuclear labs and banning DOE scientists from attending meetings in Russia.
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As you correctly point out, the resolution does not mention nuclear power, it does not mention carbon capture and sequestration, it does not mention banning air travel, it does not mention banning beef in the United States.
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CNN sued President Trump for banning Jim Acosta from the White House.
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Companies are even banning it, finding their employees more productive without it.
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Arkansas This state's lawmakers approved a measure banning sanctuary cities last month.
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Interesting ... almost no one squarely addressed the biggest issue ... banning assault weapons.
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PJ and Accetturo posted a video showing Accetturo learning about the banning.
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Banning Equifax entirely is an interesting idea, if not a risky precedent.
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NFL owners have done well by banning protests during the national anthem.
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Moderators in the Q forums have started banning mentions of Cohen's name.
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An executive action banning refugees, mostly from Muslim countries, is also expected.
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You are going to see 247 states pass laws banning abortion outright.
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So, banning firearms at the event seems like a common sense move.
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The BART has a sign posted banning people from eating and drinking.
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But banning Trump is, it seems, a bridge too far for Twitter.
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We've hit peak fidget spinner, with some schools even banning the gizmos.
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Delta took the lead in banning young puppies and kittens last month.
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"We are not endorsing the Democrats nor banning Republicans," the site added.
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Soon after, her country passed a law banning most semi-automatic weapons.
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Meanwhile, Alabama passed a law banning abortion at any stage of pregnancy.
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But none of her official proposals suggest banning any type of firearms.
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In January, Google started banning these types of ads across the world.
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But banning a Jones page and removing Jones' network are different things.
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Again, this is different from shadow-banning, which is censoring actual content.
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Most fraternities are banning hard alcohol in response to drinking-related deaths.
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It said its process for banning terms from search is always evolving.
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There is no federal law explicitly banning anti-LGBT discrimination in workplaces.
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The Pentagon reaffirmed Wednesday its policy on banning the devices still stands.
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Banning books is just one manifestation of this future society's governing principles.
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Not because it's another website banning adult content—that, I can handle.
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Initially, all three companies rejected the idea of banning false political ads.
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Gary Herbert signed a bill in March banning abortions after 18 weeks.
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The Pentagon reaffirmed Friday its policy on banning the devices still stands.
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Arizona Republicans passed a law in March of 2016, banning the practice.
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Louisiana passed a bill banning abortions if a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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The concerned mom leading the banning effort didn't see its prophetic relevance.
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We are banning support of Donald Trump and his administration on Ravelry.
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Possibly. Are they banning a substance that has profound risk to people?
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Virginia's Question 1 would create a constitutional amendment banning union-only workplaces.
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Around the time of its banning, the community had around 90,000 subscribers.
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Coachella banning drug use on festival grounds is not a new policy.
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Banning pictures of kids on their own makes a lot of sense.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg: Supports universal background checks and banning guns in schools.
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Pre-pregnancy, I made a point of banning snacks in our house.
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And all these other countries like Malaysia, Philippines banning that, thank you!
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He also struck down Mississippi's law banning same-sex marriage in 2014.
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Why aren't you banning it instead of stating it isn't legal tender?
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Then, VICE published an article giving this phenomenon a name — SHADOW BANNING!
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Mr Beyer thinks banning fees and profits will discourage investment and innovation.
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This would include banning Russia's flagship airline Aeroflot from flying to America.
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"We intend to improve diesel cars instead of banning them," Zetsche said.
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It is not outright banning the advertising of these kinds of items.
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Trump called for banning foreign Muslims from the US during his campaign.
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On January 17th, Stenson retaliated by banning all vloggers from his business.
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The banning of the r/deepfakes subreddit made waves in early 22018.
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Pinterest hoped that people would be civil by banning violence and porn.
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"It's a far more complex job than just banning people," Lo said.
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In 2013, Russia passed a federal law banning "gay propaganda" among minors.
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Ohio recently passed a measure banning abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
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Will Reddit eventually try something more aggressive, like banning Imgur links outright?
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Twitter also beat Reddit to the punch, banning deepfake videos on Tuesday.
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Nobody seems to have thought of banning young people from smoking altogether.
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Those tweets might slip past even a strong and consistent banning regime.
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But banning burqas and dual citizenship will not assist security or integration.
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Ron Johnson flat-out said he had "no problem" banning the device.
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Warren proposes banning "shady" for-profit colleges from receiving any federal funds.
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Advocates for banning its use were pleased by the EPA's announcement Thursday.
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"Only by banning peremptories entirely can such discrimination be ended," he wrote.
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Users have even tried to help, organizing spontaneous organic pornbot-banning campaigns.
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It signifies Trump is looking for a compromise to banning flavors outright.
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Yet, instead of banning posts initially submitted with these dubious terms, Backpage.
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The EU is banning these following on-going demands from the public.
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Dannel Malloy (D) signed a bill banning bump stocks earlier this month.
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Greg Abbott's (R) law banning so-called sanctuary cities across the state.
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It also requests a court order banning them from staging similar rallies.
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One recent decision was to try banning the use of the internet.
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Moreover, banning high capacity magazines will not likely have a transformative effect.
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Sanford also said he would support a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage.
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CVS is banning its shoppers from openly carrying firearms in its stores.
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Banning Airbnb basically for people with homes, is some sneaky stuff man.
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In 2018, New Zealandpassed a law banning foreigners from buying existing homes
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But those plans were spurred by government regulations banning single-use plastics.
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Trump's first order banning travelers from seven predominantly Muslim countries included Iraq.
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He was arrested, detained and subjected to a succession of banning orders.
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Experts who oppose banning upstream admit the dams require more careful operation.
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Several states have laws banning the direct sales of vehicles by automakers.
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It's this idea of banning one religion that many people find sickening.
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Earlier this month, South Dakota's Republican governor vetoed a bill banning access.
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Last week, House Republicans passed a bill banning abortions after 20 weeks.
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Pence also reportedly drafted Trump's policy banning transgender personnel from the military.
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That person who's banning people was once a toddler in a restaurant.
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There are laws restricting — but not banning altogether — exports of natural gas.
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In January the UK Parliament debated banning Donald Trump for hate speech.
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Eventually they received a written order from Turkish authorities banning the screening.
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The same has happened in regard to the California cities banning fur.
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Banning deficit spending, they say, would bring the economy to a halt.
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The statement banning the use of plastic bags was published on Somalimemo.
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SoftBank's C.E.O., Masayoshi Son, said Japan was "stupid" for banning ride-hailing.
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Sports are trying to adjust by doing things like banning traditional handshakes.
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In 2016, the Obama administration proposed banning mining there for 20 years.
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Whitmer is banning gatherings, public and private, of any number of people.
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Pence that year banning abortion based on the detection of fetal abnormalities.
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WhatsApp said it will also continue banning accounts based on machine learning.
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Like, whether or not he could sign a bill banning imported scallops.
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Banning most links doesn't seem to have hurt Instagram as a business.
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Mr. Kasich did, however, sign a bill banning abortion after 20 weeks.
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But the Council set that salary in 2016 after banning outside income.
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But only a minority of the panelists seemed to favor banning them.
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He's just proposed a plan approximately as popular as banning summer vacation.
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Administration officials had expressed concern about the practice and considered banning it.
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"By banning me, Larry Cummings has given himself less power," L'Insalata said.
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Hence laws like one banning gay propaganda and another decriminalizing domestic violence.
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Trending up: Facebook is banning ads that promise to cure the coronavirus.
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Goodell has insisted that the league's 32 teams are not banning Kaepernick.
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Some analysts have asserted that banning Huawei could impact 25G's rollout globally.
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Wade, and passing law banning abortion nationwide after 220006 weeks of pregnancy.
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Meanwhile, Facebook said Tuesday that it was banning ads that promote cryptocurrencies.
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Illinois has joined California and Nevada in banning animal-tested cosmetic products.
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But banning them, he added, could favor politicians with better name recognition.
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An outraged Mr. Putin responded by banning Americans from adopting Russian children.
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Lawmakers in both parties then expressed openness to banning the bump stocks.
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Washington considers banning disposable plastics in restaurants and grocery stores, Crosscut reports.
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But Texans are split nearly evenly on banning their high-capacity magazines.
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They have to be willing to talk about banning their nuclear weapons.
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"I've already been banning (alt-right members) for a while," he said.
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Tuesday's protests sparked Hong Kong lawmakers to consider banning masks during demonstrations.
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It is absolutely appropriate for us to be thinking about banning those.
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The FDA quickly acted, completely banning the use of cyclamate in 1970.
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Above, anti-abortion activists in Tennessee, another state considering banning the procedure.
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Hawaii is thinking about banning cigarette sales to anybody younger than 100.
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We're not looking to create an additional hurdle by banning ads outright.
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Twitter is banning all ads that mention specific candidates, elections, or legislation.
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Mr. Trump's most explicit statements about banning Muslims came during the campaign.
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In the absence of benefit, the FDA should consider banning filter ventilation.
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From Starbucks to Seattle, companies and cities alike are banning plastic straws.
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But how far could a president go in simply banning the practice?
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Sandoval, a Republican, also called for the banning of bump stock sales.
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Banning political ads favors incumbents and whoever the media chooses to cover.
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Banning political ads favors incumbents and whoever the media chooses to cover.
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Also last week, Democrats proposed a bill banning high-capacity gun magazines.
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Today, Trump is banning people from entering the U.S. from Muslim countries.
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Today, Trump is banning people from entering the U.S. from Muslim countries.
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The Russian government swiftly responded by banning US adoptions of Russian children.
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You see Dicks banning assault rifles, you see … what's the big one?
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We can't even get Congress to pass a law banning bump stocks.
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Twenty-eight states already have "right to work" laws banning agency fees.
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Rolling back provisions — including one allowing young adults to stay on their parents' health plans and another banning lifetime coverage limits or one banning the rejection of people with pre-existing conditions — would be harder under Senate rules.
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SALZBURG (Reuters) - The head of Austria's far-right Freedom Party (FPO) on Saturday called for a law banning "fascistic Islam" and Muslim symbols, comparable to an existing law banning Nazi symbols, saying Islam could wipe out European society.
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A majority of voters also expressed support for limiting ammunition sales, banning the sale of guns to people convicted of a violent crime and banning the sale of accessories allowing guns to work more like an automatic weapon.
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In December, Ohio approved a measure banning abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy, but the state governor vetoed a measure banning abortions after detection of a fetal heartbeat, which could be as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.
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But there are dozens of other cases working their way through the courts nationwide, including one involving an Iowa law banning almost all abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, and a Mississippi law banning abortion after 15 weeks.
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In December, before being named as Trump's press secretary (but while he was working with the transition), Spicer was asked at an event whether Trump's White House would go about "banning reporters and banning outlets" like the campaign did.
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Santos slammed the banning of the networks as another blow to Venezuela's democracy.
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Two conservative justices seemed very skeptical that banning the AR-15 was constitutional.
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"This is not about banning refugees, it simply is not," said Republican Sen.
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TW, said it received a temporary injunction banning chip sales in mainland China.
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Hong Kong&aposs security secretary, John Lee, said police recommended banning the group.
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I think the notion of shadow banning implies that you're not being transparent.
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"They are not harming anyone by banning it ... except the distributor," he added.
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This even prompted Minnesota to pass a law banning them from being sold.
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There's no international law banning the use of these sorts of private soldiers.
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Right, so banning was not the choice, which you probably should have made.
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There are similarly no laws banning discrimination on the basis of sexual identity.
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Canada Add Canada to the growing number of countries that are banning plastic.
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Banning the accessories is also a move that National Rifle Association (NRA) supports.
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You should finish banning the alt-right Nazi's like you said you would.
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We got tipped off to shadow banning and set out to confirm it.
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Its latest evolution: Not banning bad actors, but banishing them to poké-purgatory.
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Virginia ask him again if he'd vote in favor of banning transgender discrimination.
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In 2015 it passed a law banning workplace discrimination against the LGBT+ community.
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In the spirit of laïcité, France passed a law in 2004 banning religious
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The Pentagon reaffirmed Thursday that its policy on banning the devices still stands.
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When platforms do take action, they sometimes end up banning the wrong people.
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In late 2017, Ukraine passed a law banning the teaching of minority languages.
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Yet, they believe the wholesale banning of Sharia council's would be equally harmful.
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The Pentagon reaffirmed Wednesday that its policy on banning the devices still stands.
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Banning fossil fuels is impractical, so economists recommend taxing carbon-dioxide emissions instead.
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"How about you banning killer drones instead?" wrote one Afghan user on Twitter.
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Just last month, for example, he accused Twitter of "shadow banning" Republican users.
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She also has supported banning assault weapons for sale to the general public.
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Banning questions about salary history is a critical step, but not a panacea.
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"So why even bother banning female nipples if they can be so similar?"
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But whether banning companies from building cafeterias will accomplish these goals is unclear.
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Instead, he blames Congress for banning discrimination against black & brown mortgage borrowers. pic.twitter.
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Sanders used the manipulated footage to justify banning Acosta from the White House.
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Of course, the banning weapons of mass destruction is not the sole solution.
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Yep, an amendment to the Clean Air Act banned the banning of cars.
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And simply banning apps doesn't teach children how to critically evaluate them, either.
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In fact, they feel that banning drag would be an act of bullying.
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US airlines also began banning the device from all flights citing safety issues.
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It's not only banning cars from its downtown, it's adding more green space.
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There's no plank calling for banning fracking, though there's language to regulate it.
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Greg Abbott signed a bill banning sanctuary cities in his state on Sunday.
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Mike Parson signed a bill into a law banning abortions at eight weeks.
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Apple, Facebook and YouTube all cited hate speech as justification for banning Jones.
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Jim Hanson: Trump is right -- Twitter needs to stop &aposshadow banning&apos conservatives .
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The banning of diesel in cities is an idea that is gaining traction.
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It is banning the individuals and affiliated pages from both Facebook and Instagram.
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Paul LePage, a Republican, said last week he was banning new wind farms.
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Others recall that laws banning blasphemy go right back to the British Raj.
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That could lead to enforcement actions potentially banning both companies' zero-rating practices.
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But Georgia is also effectively banning abortion—though via a less overt approach.
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Instead of banning Huawei outright, regulators have tightened rules on all network vendors.
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It led to India banning the broadcaster from filming in its tiger reserves.
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In 2015, a law was passed banning workplace discrimination against the LGBT community.
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But, they argue, banning abortion in the state would only make matters worse.
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Virginia asks him again if he'd vote in favor of banning transgender discrimination.
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But they probably aren't too interested in banning certain types of house music?
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Moral quandaries aside, though, the evidence shows that banning sex work is counterproductive.
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There's the Mexican wall, banning Muslim immigrants — all of that is pretty extreme.
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Warlow is not thought to be contesting the application for his banning order.
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Trump's statements about banning Muslims from entering America followed terrorist attacks on Paris.
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Another would prevent state agencies, including universities, from banning firearms from their facilities.
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Almost 120 states gathered at UN to draft a treaty banning nuclear weapon.
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Even if banning political ads is mostly a quick PR win for Twitter.
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Stop pretending that banning the separation of children from parents is complex legislation.
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The Swiss then retaliated by banning EU venues from hosting Swiss stock trading.
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Nunes's suit alleges that the platform censors conservative voices by "shadow-banning" them.
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Some have speculated whether adding metal detectors or banning trench coats would help.
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China may be in pole position as it considers banning gasoline cars entirely.
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In January, the government passed laws banning all VPNs not approved by regulators.
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Banning the sale, manufacture, purchase and possession of bump stocks and trigger cranks.
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Reddit cracked down, banning the so-called "r/pizzagate" thread from its site.
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Lawmakers should consider investigating and possibly banning data brokering by the credit bureaus.
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Paxton's office says the court's presence is not enough to justify banning guns.
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Those in favor of banning horse racing altogether were livid at the news.
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We know that, by banning someone, we could be cutting their only lifeline.
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Banning offensive speech does not lead anyone to truth or promote social harmony.
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And Pakistan has blocked international negotiations on a treaty banning fissile material production.
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It vigorously promoted some movies while banning other competing movies in some markets.
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Some states themselves have been moving toward banning personal or philosophical vaccine exemptions.
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Moderators like Jewell are supposed to help enforce Facebook's rules banning harmful behavior.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's executive order banning publicly funded, nonessential travel to North Carolina.
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Mike Parson (R) last week signed a bill banning abortion at eight weeks.
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"You're going to see 20 states pass laws banning abortion outright," Toobin said.
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"People are saying banning the burqa won't stop terrorism," Nasreen wrote on Twitter.
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Blizzard denied reports that it's banning Twitch viewers for pro-Hong Kong chat.
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"Banning abortion is not going to stop abortion," Whitford says in the spot.
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"I support banning pharmacy gag orders," Bishop told the newspaper in an email.
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"Still, the speedy banning is in line with Amazon's ethos of "customer obsession.
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Others found brief banning hilarious, brushing off their best GIFs for the occasion.
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Facebook — Facebook is once again accepting cryptocurrency ads, after banning them in January.
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So why does bullfighting — and the idea of banning it — matter so much?
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One other major victory for advocates involved stopping the DEA from banning kratom.
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Bowser also declared a snow emergency for Friday, banning parking in emergency routes.
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Airbnb addressed the North Carolina incident by banning the host from its service.
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Instead of banning personal technology in the classroom, Seesaw lets teachers embrace it.
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In November a city passed a bylaw banning "acts that are considered LGBT".
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He's called for banning immigration from Muslim countries and said Muslims can't assimilate.
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And a day after President Trump's tweet banning transgender individuals from serving, Gen.
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Earlier in his campaign, he suggested banning all Muslims from entering the country.
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Banning people from a few Muslim-majority nations won't reduce the terror threat.
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Clearly, the ad (and the ridiculousness of its banning) has struck a chord.
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The term shadow banning has persisted in internet forums and subreddits until today.
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The statement also warns that banning transfers could infringe on the president's powers.
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San Francisco is banning large events for two weeks amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Alabama, a 2012 decision banning life sentences without parole for most teenage convicts.
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Amazon has reinstated Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' after quietly banning the book last week.
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"Shadow banning" was popularized on a niche-but-influential forum called Something Awful.
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States across Brazil have closed shopping malls and schools while banning public gatherings.
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Banning social media after the mobs have started running is mere political theater.
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Are schools really banning these toys, or is the media telling us bulls---?
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Nor that China, as I noted earlier, will be banning gas-powered cars.
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But the same day he signed a bill banning abortion at 20 weeks.
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Some cities have tried to cut back on plastic by banning plastic bags.
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The broad answer is that it's a measure banning federal funding for abortion.
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It joins California and a handful of other states in banning such exemptions.
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At the same time, the company's approach to banning users has been scattershot.
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The government has suggested banning alcohol sales at airport pubs from 4 a.m.
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With the DOJ refusing to appeal, banning FGM is now up to states.
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But the report stopped short of banning the company's equipment in the country.
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And while banning straws is only the beginning, it's at least a start.
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The E.P.A. has separately considered banning chlorpyrifos because of potential harm to humans.
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Johnson's government is also considering banning large public gatherings to reduce human contact.
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Twitter took the additional step of banning advertising from state-controlled media outlets.
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Banning the possession of semiautomatic weapons by civilians would be a better approach.
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So is banning gun possession among those repeatedly convicted of driving while intoxicated.
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Separately, some cities and ports are discussing banning or heavily taxing diesel vehicles.
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This will not be solved simply by banning the use of one photographer.
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Switzerland said it is banning events expected to draw more than 2376,23 people.
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Morality police enforced modesty and prayer times while banning music and gender-mixing.
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Anyone who approves banning certain reporters from his appearances cannot get my support.
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Banning straws and plastic bags doesn't even put a finger in the dyke.
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In 2013, Dallas passed an ordinance banning drilling within 1,500 feet of homes.
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Also last month, the government issued a regulation banning face masks at gatherings.
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The NRA also opposes raising the age of purchase or banning bump stocks.
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State legislatures have so far introduced 27 bills banning most or all abortions.
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He also defended his executive order banning travel from seven predominately Muslim countries.
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States should not be banning e-cigarettes, but instead implementing strict safety regulations.
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California cities and the State Legislature have passed laws banning Section 8 discrimination.
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Switzerland said it is banning events expected to draw more than 1,000 people.
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Switzerland said it is banning events expected to draw more than 2376,23 people.
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But banning harmful chemicals, say environmental advocates, is one variable swimmers can control.
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The White House in August issued a memo banning transgender people from enlisting.
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Banning plastic straws has especially increased the chances of businesses getting younger customers.
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In recent months, enforcement of the law banning the hijab has been relaxed.
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And South Korean authorities are also discussing the possibility of banning some exchanges.
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Singapore maintains a colonial-era law banning gay sex although prosecutions are rare.
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Other measures include hiring local people to guard forests and banning wood transportation.
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Andrew Yang was only asked about banning offshore drilling, and said he would.
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Eliot Spitzer (D), banning campaign donations from most political appointees in the state.
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Hawaiian state lawmakers have passed a bill banning gay conversion therapy for minors.
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Susan Collins, addresses banning the practice of gag orders on a federal level.
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China and Russia have proposed banning the placement of any weapon in space.
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This treaty banning nuclear weapons was opened for signatures on September 20, 2017.
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The "David Hogg" video was cited under a clause banning harassment and bullying.
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The biggest problem may be an archaic local law banning shopping on Sundays.
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New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed a law last week banning cashless stores.
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Residents of a manicured Houston neighborhood erected signs banning photo shoots in 2017.
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Jerry Brown recently signed a law repealing the state's law banning ballot selfies.
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He wrote an amendment into law banning torture, and it passed, 90-9.
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The gun bill's Republican handlers refused to permit an amendment banning bump stocks.
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Nashville's public school system recently made headlines for banning crowdfunding sites like DonorsChoose.
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According to Pearsall, the reports that districts are banning DonorsChoose aren't fully accurate.
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Banning us now is too little & too late, a futile gesture of impotence.
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But kratom researchers and advocates agree that banning the substance is no good.
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I think they want to talk about "shadow banning" on Twitter of conservatives.
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This is the same company that dealt w/ the NBA banning Air Jordans.
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When he'd win, they'd look up his profile, and notice the VAC banning.
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Their jobs include banning my film, yet we even don't know each other.
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But we're not banning guns and T-shirts from coming into the country.
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Strict carbon emissions policies are also leading toward banning fossil-fuel powered vehicles.
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The state had long struggled to pass a bill banning the death penalty.
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In Xie's new work he unpacks the history of book banning in China.
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It doesn't help that experts quoted in articles are recommending strategies such as banning all wild animal markets, even though there isn't any evidence yet that definitively suggests the outbreak originated in wild animals or that banning markets would help.
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It would also require the Office of Government and Ethics to notify lawmakers of any administration official who was granted a waiver from Trump's order banning lobbyists from serving in government positions and banning government officials from lobbying for five years.
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Banning these ads is both common sense and just the right thing to do.
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Perry, the case upholding the overturning of California's Proposition 22014, banning same-sex marriages.
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"Banning the cutting is like tearing the pages out of a book," she remembers.
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California, Mississippi and Arizona have already passed laws banning vaccine exemptions on religious grounds.
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Pete Rose is even selling autographed copies of the document banning him from baseball.
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Trump is banning refugees and immigrants from Muslim countries, with an exception for Christians.
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Austria passed a law banning smoking in bars and restaurants as of May 2018.
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You banned the Pizzagate conspiracy people, then the group about the banning still exists.
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Photo: GettyThe United Kingdom is banning pet collars that deliver shocks or spray chemicals.
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"The reason we have so many is that they keep banning them," says Jim.
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Banning the citizens of these war-torn regions will not increase US national security.
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And now, another step, one subtler than just banning things: the social credit score.
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The elected President signed an executive order banning people from seven countries, including Iraq.
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John Kasich vetoed the measure Tuesday, but signed legislation banning abortions after 20 weeks.
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Perry, the case upholding the overturning of California's Proposition 8, banning same-sex marriages.
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Those include strip searches, one-on-one escorts and banning escorts after 3 p.m.
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In October 2018, UVA acted against Spencer, banning him from campus for four years.
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Meanwhile, Twitter added a section to its Rules banning trademark infringement on its platform.
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Tumblr has suffered a massive drop in traffic since banning porn late last year.
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So China banning further imports of coal from North Korea on Sunday was significant.
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Social conservatives are probably further than ever from banning abortion with Antonin Scalia dead.
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The draft includes banning the usage of palm oil in motor fuels from 2021.
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Facebook reportedly cited its policies against "dangerous Individuals and Organizations" in banning the accounts.
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He wrote the brief to uphold the state's longstanding citizen initiative banning corporate campaigning.
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Huawei has sued over a previous policy banning its use in the federal government.
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In 2014, she sued CrossFit for banning her from competing in the women's division.
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But when it comes to banning trolls, nuance isn't the only thing you need.
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If anyone's harassing anyone, we'll take care of that [by warning or banning users].
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The banning of laptops has had an even worse effect on the Gulf carriers.
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Twitch's Rules of Conduct provide some clues, but the conditions for banning are problematic.
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Brian Kemp signed legislation in May banning abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Thus, the temperance movement began, restricting or banning alcohol in regions throughout the country.
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But banning semi-automatic rifles, pistols, and shotguns altogether doesn't make sense to him.
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That might entail banning a huge swath of users that actually use the platform.
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Congress has also passed legislation banning the interrogation techniques approved during the Bush administration.
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Banning nukes forever is the only way to protect the planet from nuclear winter.
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Banning them all from future service is going to make filling these jobs impossible.
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He did not, however, mention anything about banning assault rifles or semi-automatic weapons.
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Trump's ideas around banning certain kinds of immigrants were not discussed in the debate.
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Some elements of the law, such as banning abortion referrals, will be effective immediately.
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But banning third-party hiring entirely would require action from Congress, Mr Bello explained.
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Dealers tried to crush the upstart retailer, banning Mr Kamprad from their trade fairs.
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GOVERNOR CUOMO SIGNS LEGISLATION EXTENDING THE BACKGROUND CHECK WAITING PERIOD AND BANNING BUMP STOCKS
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Four governors have signed bills banning abortion if an embryonic heartbeat can be detected.
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Eventually the British started disarming Americans, seizing gunpowder, and banning guns and ammo imports.
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Demonstrations have since become a rarity, partly because of junta orders banning public assembly.
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Donald Trump, the GOP presidential nominee, has proposed banning immigrants from Muslim-majority countries.
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New York state tightened its laws after Sandy Hook, in effect banning assault weapons.
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Third, banning things probably works better in China than it would in most places.
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The law doesn't explicitly ban anti-gay discrimination, instead banning discrimination based on sex.
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A law banning foreign donations to politicians and parties is also in the works.
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Flashback: Thursday's decision follows a federal appeals court ruling last August banning the pesticide.
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That's why the city is going one step further and banning scooters from parks.
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Engagement tenu ✅ This new measure isn't France's first foray into banning cellphone use.
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The big picture: Separately, 6 states including Missouri have passed laws banning most abortions.
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The people we talked to didn't really accuse us of shadow banning their voices.
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He predicted congressional support for those two measures but not for banning assault rifles.
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Bullock wrote the brief to uphold the state's longstanding citizen initiative banning corporate campaigning.
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More and more American universities are avoiding controversial speech altogether by banning polarizing speakers.
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This marks one step closer to banning the city's use of the tech altogether.
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Why don't we deal with that instead of banning the tools very few use?
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In 2015, France introduced legislation banning big supermarkets from destroying unsold but edible food.
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Trump had pushed through an executive order banning travel from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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Twitter in hot water for shadow banning conservatives, something they had to reluctantly admit.
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The reforms restricted gun ownership, while outright banning automatic and semiautomatic rifles and shotguns.
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Jesse Helms' 43 reelection battle to North Carolina's 2012 amendment banning same-sex marriage.
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However, environmentalists vowed to press ahead with legal action aimed at banning polluting vehicles.
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The small island nation of Dominica is working on banning Styrofoam this year, too.
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Reddit says it has simplified other moderator tasks, too, like banning, muting and reporting.
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The numbers show that banning abortion does not actually decrease the number of abortions.
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If this gets a thousand retweets I'll author a bill banning Arie from Minnesota.
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It's the other author recommendation, that the FDA consider banning filters, he cannot support.
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So it's taking the most obvious step there is: banning blatantly pro-Nazi content.
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North Carolina lawmakers passed a law nullifying that ordinance and banning others like it.
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President Donald Trump's administration has proposed banning the confidential discount agreements on Medicare plans.
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Nigeria is trying to prop up its overvalued currency by, in effect, banning imports.
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This is, in part, because the bar for banning a substance is incredible low.
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The effect of banning earmarks, however, had serious consequences for members and committee chairs.
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In April, news broke that China is considering banning cryptocurrency mining in the country.
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New rules that call for banning inexperienced climbers are often discussed, but never enforced.
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In 85033, both upheld a federal criminal law banning a safe second trimester procedure.
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It began with talks of banning vaping full stop during an October parliament meeting.
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There's a hitch to making Wells Fargo the lead example of banning corporate recidivists.
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But the virtual currency has also suffered regulatory setbacks including China banning cryptocurrency exchanges.
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We can join other states in banning fracking and other dangerous oil industry techniques.
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Banning firearms does not guarantee that college campuses will be free from gun violence.
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Hence Director's Order 219 banning the use of all traditional ammunition on federal lands.
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That came despite his signature on an accord banning the use of chemical weapons.
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Only al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has had any success in banning it.
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That work was rewarded by banning several of our members from entering the UAE.
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WhatsApp is banning anyone under 16 years old from using its app in Europe.
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Attendees voiced very disparate recommendations, from banning certain kinds of weapons to arming teachers.
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The DoC cited human rights violations as its reason for banning the 28 companies.
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Brian Kemp (R) signed legislation banning abortions once a fetus has a detectable heartbeat.
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Laws banning masks were also passed in direct response to the Klu Klux Klan.
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The EPA has failed to protect public health and the environment by banning asbestos.
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Mississippi and Louisiana recently passed legislation banning abortion after 15 weeks with limited exceptions.
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Wannabe tyrant Donald Trump is banning reporters he doesn't like from official press events.
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Banning kickbacks or bribes: Outlaw any fees paid for patient referrals in the industry.
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Dorsey's remarks follow criticism from the right over supposed "shadow-banning" of conservative users.
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The legislation would block the administration from banning foreign NGOs, who use non-U.
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The focus should not be on banning video gambling machines but on harm minimization.
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"They are banning people for very minor offenses made out of ignorance," Stine said.
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FEC decision, as well as banning Super PACs and expanding public funding for elections.
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Chicago passed a law banning the practice in 85033, before lifting it in 2008.
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This made the banning of printed books much less effective than one might suppose.
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However, the company is pretty clear when it comes to banning accounts for impersonation.
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Already, YouTube's light policing of content has resulted in banning journalists and social activists.
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On the campaign trail, Trump made comments about banning Muslims from the United States.
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Kaspersky is currently suing the U.S. government for banning its software from federal systems.
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Second, many Chinese colleges have enacted rules banning the delivery of food on campus.
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He even upends the foundations of banning as something that castrates and annihilates: Principle.
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"We always talk about banning football like the five stages of grief," Davis says.
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The Secret Service is banning guns in the areas open only to convention attendees.
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Museum guards escorted the artists out of the museum and banning them for life.
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The UAE angered Tunisia by banning Tunisian women from its passenger flights in December.
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And that was before the Trump administration announced it was banning travel from Europe.
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New Mexico is banning gatherings of 100 or more people in a single room.
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When corporations began banning travel last week, he saw 1,100 cancellations in 72 hours.
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Top congressional Republicans also signaled that they would be open to banning bump stocks.
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Nor can we pretend that banning just one conversion technique will solve the problem.
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Why are some countries advising against non-essential travel while others are banning it?
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Banning books is a form of censorship, which should never be allowed to occur.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Google is joining Facebook in banning advertising for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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Banning these guns would cease the production of them, and therefore reduce their availability.
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Twenty-one states are considered "at risk" of banning abortion outright if Roe v.
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The opening comes as the idea of banning plastic gains supporters around the world.
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Banning the burqa and niqab, as France has, was not the solution, she said.
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"We are not in any way banning the use of the firearm," Harper said.
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Banning fireworks, Mr. Dayal said, fails to halt more pervasive pollutants in the city.
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At first, it seemed like banning travel from Europe meant more than just people.
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Some states, like New Jersey, have new laws banning stores that don't accept cash.
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Other concerns that she is hearing center on the costs of banning the box.
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So I think banning that is really important, but I think it's beyond that.
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The company said this week said it was banning medical face mask ads temporarily.
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"Banning these practices would be a step in the right direction," Ms. Dafny said.
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Greg Abbott, a Republican, signed into law this month banning so-called sanctuary cities.
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Some British lawmakers said that banning Huawei 5G hardware could make networks less secure.
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China announced that it was banning commerce in ivory by the end of 2017.
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There's even a group of NGOs (non-governmental organizations) dedicated to banning such machines.
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Banning free street parking is undemocratic and misguided, and will not increase traffic flow.
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Phil Bryant (R) signed a bill earlier this month banning abortions after 2900 weeks.
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Banning semi-automatic weapons or high-capacity ammunition is a slippery slope they insist.
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New York City is also exploring banning employers from asking those types of questions.
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During the speech, Mr. Zuckerberg said he had considered banning political ads from Facebook.
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A federal judge last week blocked a Mississippi bill banning abortion after six weeks.
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"Banning everyone from out of town wasn't realistic," said Ms. Zhang, 29, an accountant.
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Other NATO allies Germany and France said they were banning weapons exports to Turkey.
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But after her announcement, a central-government spokesman said that banning masks was essential.
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On Thursday morning, he tried to add an amendment banning cannabis consumption in churches.
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That same month, New York state passed a law banning conversion therapy for minors.
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"I don't think banning flavors will do much to people already addicted," said Ament.
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Because we're seeing places that are banning travel from Iran, for example, right now.
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API warns that banning fracking would constitute economic self-sabotage for the United States.
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In all, 24 states have laws banning abortions after a designated duration of pregnancy.
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Didn't we solve this problem 50 years ago by banning business-related stag dinners?
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So what are the real consequences of banning forced arbitration and class action clauses?
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Last week's memo was not Trump's first attempt at banning transgender people from serving.
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The agency is considering banning or restricting menthol and other flavors from tobacco products.
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The banning of DDT has allowed raptors, like the Bald Eagle, to also improve.
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Obama had never proposed banning it, and even supported it early on his presidency.
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Given that, I also personally believe gun reform is not equivalent to banning guns.
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But so far it has reciprocated only by banning a visit by American wrestlers.
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The directors persuaded Parliament to pass a law banning the trade in unauthorised shares.
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Not everyone sees banning assault weapons as the best possible solution to school shootings.
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Facebook is reversing course and banning white nationalism and white separatism from its platform.
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This year, five states passed laws banning abortion before most people know they're pregnant.
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The president also demanded that the NFL establish a rule banning players from kneeling.
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By banning foreign press, North Korea controls all of the imagery the world sees.
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Numerous cities in Europe, including Madrid, Paris and Stuttgart, are considering banning older diesels.
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MORGAN STANLEY IS BANNING ALL DOMESTIC, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL THAT IS NOT CONSIDERED 'BUSINESS-CRITICAL'
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The government has enacted laws banning sexual harassment but does not define the term.
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Ideas like banning women from the workplace are bandied around casually in these communities.
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In some cities, talk has already turned to banning internal combustion engine vehicles entirely.
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And they did that sort of thing when they developed their shadow-banning algorithm.
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CEO of Twitter Jack Dorsey On Shadow Banning Allegations: "It's Not Acceptable For Us To Create A Culture Like That" Jack Dorsey sat down with Fox News Radio's Guy Benson to address the ongoing, bad-faith allegations that Twitter is "shadow banning" conservatives.
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The Parliament could enact a ban, and some of France's 2017 presidential candidates on the right and far right have pledged to enact measures that run from banning the Muslim veil in universities and businesses to banning almost all religious attire in public.
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President Trump's previous comments about banning Muslims messed up his travel ban — again President Trump's previous comments about banning Muslims messed up his travel ban — again Donald Trump's supporters might love his candor, but that quality just cost him his travel ban.
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While the Supreme Court has ruled on many aspects of the districting process — banning state legislative districts with unequal populations and banning districts intended to disenfranchise black voters — it has issued muddled opinions on the question of whether partisan gerrymanders are unconstitutional.
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Local governments objected to the legislation because it would prohibit them from banning well stimulation.
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What do you think about the companies that have started banning white supremacists after Charlottesville?
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Over the past year seven nations have joined the Convention on Cluster Munitions banning them.
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You chimed in recently about a Los Angeles club banning laptops from their DJ booth.
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Perhaps, though, Hamburg officials had another reason for banning coffee pods in mind as well.
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The agency has gone as far as floating the possibility of outright banning flavoring chemicals.
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Kayvon Beykpour: I think people use shadow banning very ... It's sort of a loaded term.
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Whereas banning the procedure hasn't proven successful, lawmakers have found loopholes to create other barriers.
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" St. George also said banning males is as repugnant as "Caucasian Night" or "Heterosexual Night.
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President Donald Trump's tweets banning transgender people from serving in the military have become policy.
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However, Facebook and other social networks should start with time-outs before banning users outright.
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New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy recently signed a law banning cashless stores in that state.
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Just last month, Facebook followed suit, closing their pages and banning them from the platform.
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It would also bar states from banning abortion coverage in private plans on the exchanges.
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Justification for Kurz's move comes from a 2015 law banning foreign funding of religious groups.
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The Pentagon's policy went into effect in April, banning transgender recruits from joining the military.
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Sensing danger, we sent a letter home that day, banning fidget scissors from school grounds.
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Society, in general, accepts the benefit of banning ISIS for inconveniencing some others, he said.
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LONDON — Members of Parliament debated banning Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump from the UK Monday.
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"We shouldn't be banning guns from law abiding citizens," Ryan said at a news conference.
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Gottlieb is also expected to propose banning menthol in regular cigarettes, according to the report.
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"Assuming the job is done by simply banning an organization is not sufficient," she said.
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But others have argued that banning social media in the country entirely amounts to censorship.
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The RPGnet admins had been toying with the idea of banning Trump talk since 2016.
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A federal judge has temporarily blocked the new Mississippi law banning abortion after 15 weeks.
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But its subsequent action in banning Mr Jones suggests that a line has been crossed.
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On Tuesday, China also passed a new law banning "uncivilized behavior" in the country's subways.
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Banning bump stocks has had bipartisan support since the Vegas shooting, but nothing has passed.
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The guest, he said, was warned that the next complaint would lead to his banning.
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Connecticut, a case that struck down a law banning the use and sale of contraceptions.
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John Fitzsimons of the Upper East Side asks: Would you consider banning alcohol on trains?
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The summer has been occupied with a frivolous argument over banning the "burkini" on beaches.
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While banning swearing, the new regulation relaxed some other rules for inmates in pretrial detention.
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Florida had the most stringent laws, banning more people from voting than any other state.
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Three, YouTube (and other platforms) made inconsistent, sometimes baffling statements about Jones before banning him.
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New Zealand's Parliament passed a law banning most foreign non-residents from buying existing homes.
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Paper airplanes have become a sign of protest in Russia after the banning of Telegram.
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Here's why cities across the US are banning cashless businesses and who's taking which side.
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NAIROBI — Angola has abolished a colonial-era law widely interpreted as banning same-sex relations.
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But Take-Two also ignited protest by banning the popular general-purpose modding system OpenIV.
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In 2006, the Ministry of Health issued a document banning female circumcision by medical professionals.
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After that, we may see outright rationing or banning of those products especially in Europe.
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" Today: "Banning political ads would favor incumbents and whoever the media decided to cover most.
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Ivanka also celebrated that the state of Florida passed an amendment banning commercial dog racing.
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Banning technology that the police want might be a step too far for some cities.
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If these measures don't work, it may be time to consider banning the practice altogether.
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Talking Points: A law banning new ownership of pit bulls has taken effect in Montreal.
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The Military Prosecution later issued a statement banning media coverage of its investigation into Anan.
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Malcolm Turnbull, Australia's prime minister, issued an edict banning sex between ministers and their staff.
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Officials speak of raising standards, banning funeral agents from morgues and hospitals, and digitising services.
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If Bernie was the nominee they definitely wouldn't be banning vapes at this thing, amirite?
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That's why Facebook should pledge to stop banning competitors from using its Find Friends tool.
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The FCC has already looked into banning this and is taking steps to move forward.
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A supervisor refused her request, citing company policy banning food or drink at the register.
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Alabama, for example, earlier this year passed a Senate bill banning abortion in the state.
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Another law banning foreign political donations has yet to be introduced in the lower house.
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Perhaps the biggest news comes from just exactly who they are banning from their platform.
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In fact, studies have shown that banning abortion doesn't actually reduce abortion rates at all.
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But recent history suggests that banning surrogacy will not end it, merely move it elsewhere.
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Yet Britain has long argued that such threats can be managed without banning Huawei outright.
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The FAA is even considering banning customers from bringing a Galaxy Note 7 onboard flights.
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Right now, Ubisoft is automatically banning players who use specific words in public chat channels.
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A draft bill banning mandatory arbitration in such cases was introduced in Congress last month.
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And banning abortion just six weeks into pregnancy may be a way to do that.
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They can't actually, effectively do it and they're going to wind up banning good people.
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Moscow reacted then with countersanctions banning a wide range of food imports from Western countries.
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Facebook and Instagram recently committed to banning content that explicitly endorses white nationalism or separatism.
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Another topic I want to ask you about is this story today about shadow banning.
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John Lewis himself delivered an emotional address last year calling for finally banning the flag.
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Now rather than simply removing content and banning bad actors, YouTube will take preemptive measures.
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In California, lawmakers also increased pressure by banning orca breeding and captivity programs in 2016.
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In the name of preventing terrorism, he called for banning Muslims from entering the country.
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And, two, banning laptops on selected flights just forces terrorists to buy more roundabout itineraries.
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Several states already have legislation banning mental health professionals from offering conversion therapy to minors.
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Before that, Kirk voted against a bill aimed specifically at banning abortion at 20 weeks.
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To be clear, the Alamo Drafthouse isn't banning men from every screening of Wonder Woman.
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Twitter is facing the unforeseen consequence of banning a right-wing troll from its platform.
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The subreddit is notorious for banning dissenting Redditors, encouraging violence, and promoting alt-right ideology.
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Just like in 2017, there's fear of China banning this or that aspect of crypto.
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In July of 20153, the French government passed a law banning cell phones in schools.
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Hillary Clinton co-sponsored a bill banning flag-burning in 2005 while in the Senate.
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The Air Force and Navy have recommended banning tobacco altogether at their facilities and hospitals.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo responded by banning all non-essential state travel to Mississippi.
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Putin retaliated against the sanctions by banning the adoption of Russian children by American citizens.
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The Malaysian prime minister responded by banning all North Koreans inside Malaysia from leaving, too.
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"We shouldn't be banning guns from law-abiding citizens," Ryan said at a news conference.
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Paris is already banning cars over a certain age a few days of the week.
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The current law, banning sale and export of all antiquities, was passed only in 1983.
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We believe banning these Pages would be contrary to the basic principles of free speech.
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You should also be shutting and banning the accounts of anyone buying and selling them!
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On Friday, President Trump issued an executive order banning Syrian refugees from entering the country.
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Twenty-nine states go as far as banning electors from voting against their pledged candidate.
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During the campaign, Trump called for banning Muslims from entering the country for security reasons.
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We tried banning alcohol, and look what happened; it was a complete and utter disaster.
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Mr Nazarbayev has ruthlessly restricted political space, exiling, co-opting, banning, harassing or imprisoning opponents.
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And it's politically awkward to admit that defunding Planned Parenthood is mostly about banning abortion.
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Banning words or arguments which one group finds offensive does not lead to social harmony.
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Mike Monteiro, an SF-based designer, who proposed speaking with Biz Stone about banning Trump.
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It is Senate slang for banning filibusters through a rules change by the majority party.
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If we ban this technology: These are just a few consequences of banning face recognition.
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The law makes Hawaii the 12th state to pass a similar bill banning the practice.
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Democrats argued the text doesn't go far enough in banning the use of tanks. Rep.
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Local and state governments are tightening restrictions and in some cases, banning e-cigarettes outright.
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They stopped short of pushing Congress to pass a bill banning or regulating the devices.
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It does not mean that banning assault weapons won't prevent the next massive school shooting.
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The group has criticized league owners' recent decision to implement a policy banning the protests.
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Largely because banning nuclear weapons, or sharply reducing their role, locked in U.S. conventional advantages.
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The petition for the banning of the 2009 nationwide sex education curriculum was one example.
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Trump had called for banning all Muslims from entering the US during his 143 campaign.
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Mast, a retired staff sergeant in the Army, said Friday he supports banning assault weapons.
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Pruitt's decision against banning chlorpyrifos was supported by Dow Chemical Co. and agriculture business representatives.
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At Bannon's urging, the president issued two executive orders banning travel from majority Muslim countries.
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Yet Areno supports politicians hostile to environmental regulation because he cares more about banning abortion.
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Alabama has gone even further, banning abortion outright, without an exception for incest or rape.
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Do you also now support the banning of the Betsy Ross flag from public places?
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Norwegian Cruise Line announced on Wednesday that it's banning single-use plastic bottles next year.
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Norwegian Cruise Line announced on Wednesday that it's banning single-use plastic bottles next year.
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The Security Council has imposed sanctions on individual terrorists, freezing their assets and banning travel.
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The Obama administration proposed banning use of it on food products, but Pruitt reversed course.
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Israel called for legislation to reduce gun violence, including banning bump stocks and automatic rifles.
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He also backed banning gun sales to terrorism suspects on the government's "no-fly" list.
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Facebook is banning sites that host digital blueprints for 3D printed guns from its platform.
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The U.S. has come far when it comes to banning landmines, but not far enough.
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A month later, he called for the banning of all Muslims to the United States.
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"The state has already taken extreme measures like banning the importation of fruits," he says.
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For example, they endorsed banning the possession of guns and ammunition by people under 21.
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A point being made is that instead of banning speech, let the free-market decide.
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Goldsmiths college at the University of London is banning beef products to address climate change.
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The House of Delegates passed the bill banning conversion therapy in a 95-27 vote.
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This week, the lord mayor of Sheffield announced he was "banning" Trump from his city.
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Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) will be speaking at an ITIF event on banning revenge porn.
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The bill also calls for ending subsidies to the fossil fuel industry while banning fracking.
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This is the reason I believe banning these products will not completely solve the problem.
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A total of 16 cities have already instituted local laws banning single-use plastic bags.
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It has shown little compunction about blocking or banning companies that will not play along.
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Five years later a decree was passed banning upstream dams in all but exceptional circumstances.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) signed a bill Friday banning gay conversion therapy in New York.
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During the campaign, Trump said he would have "no problem " banning lobbyists from his administration.
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The departure follows revelations that Cobb won't publicly state that she favors banning assault rifles.
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