How can entire populations be prevented from falling into it?
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"lesser" whites could be prevented from reproducing, then whiteness would
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And people with low scores can be prevented from traveling.
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How could these atrocities be prevented from ever being repeated?
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They continue to be prevented from getting a basic education.
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Our military men need to be prevented from making blunders.
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Certain users could also be prevented from uploading videos at all.
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The Base must be prevented from organizing and planning future attacks.
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Sometimes I couldn't be prevented from falling asleep after having a meal.
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Those purchasing properties which require coverage would be prevented from doing so.
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He does not see why it should be prevented from doing so.
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In other words, the FCC could be prevented from enforcing net neutrality indefinitely.
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Cuban-born travelers would presumably be prevented from taking those cruises as well.
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Concert attendees won't be prevented from entering the show with their cell phones.
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But localities would be prevented from restricting such areas to single-family homes.
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There was no suggestion that they would be prevented from returning to combat.
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Companies would also be prevented from deducting the expense of moving those jobs.
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Infowars' account will be prevented from tweeting for seven days under the enforcement action.
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Still, I was worried that despite my degree, I'd be prevented from practicing law.
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People who cross the border without ID must be prevented from roaming freely within Germany.
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Women could not be prevented from working, and Geeta and her friends should be forgiven.
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Employers must pay prevailing wages and be prevented from subcontracting or outsourcing H-1B jobs.
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Kids' ages also need to be identified so they can be prevented from accessing YouTube.
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For many, opinions are not to be pondered but to be prevented from being heard.
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Johnson also wrote a column suggesting thatScottish people should be prevented from becoming prime minister.
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The president's supporters have been told they'll be prevented from calling witnesses with relevant information.
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It also ruled that law enforcement could not be prevented from assisting federal immigration officers.
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At intersections, stoplights should automatically turn green (or be prevented from turning red) when trams approach.
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Jones will be prevented from personally registering or using any other Twitter accounts in the future.
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Terrorism can only be prevented from achieving what it wants through spirit of unity and alliance.
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Johnson also wrote a column suggesting that Scottish people should be prevented from becoming prime minister.
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The media won't be prevented from approaching the next allegation-based story in the same manner.
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No one will be prevented from leaving their home & the state is not closing its borders.
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But ultimately, he doesn't believe game developers should be prevented from working long hours by law.
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S. investor making decisions on its U.S. political activities will also be prevented from political spending.
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They also may be prevented from doing so by departmental policy or legally depending on the situation.
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The organization said it also would be prevented from reaching 1.5 million women with contraception every year.
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An E-sail-powered craft can be prevented from accelerating simply by switching off its electron gun.
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And that's when, if you refuse to cooperate, you could be prevented from boarding against your will.
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The organization says it will also be prevented from reaching 1.5 million women with contraception every year.
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Yet Juventus coach Maurizio Sarri said the Italian fans should not be prevented from travelling to France.
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He said that the Taliban must be prevented from believing it can seek safe harbor in Pakistan.
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General Electric (GE) could be prevented from continuing to supply engines for a new Chinese passenger jet.
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So the government must be prevented from doing anything good, lest it legitimize a broader progressive agenda.
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Yet there is at least more confidence that the Taliban can be prevented from taking a major town.
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For example, an employee cannot be prevented from filing and pursuing a lawsuit alleging violations of employment law.
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Those who were caught in between official border crossings would be prevented from requesting asylum from immigration authorities.
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Banking executives broadly welcomed Thursday's announcement, though foreign banks will still be prevented from offering retail banking services.
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General Electric (GE) – GE could be prevented from continuing to supply engines for a new Chinese passenger jet.
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"No child should be prevented from going to school by conflict," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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The SEC asks that Musk be prevented from serving as an officer or a director of a public company.
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As the book progresses, he appears to lose his job—or at least to be prevented from seeing patients.
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Political lies used to imply that there was a truth—one that had to be prevented from coming out.
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If enough Republicans defect and defeat the rule, the Goodlatte bill would be prevented from coming to the floor.
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She denied the attorney general's request that the Trump Foundation be prevented from operating until the lawsuit is resolved.
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Food processors, who handle the vast majority of agricultural products, could also be prevented from processing the farm products.
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It must be prevented from trampling on the Kashmiris' right of democracy, peace, dignity and freedom from India's oppression.
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It also said rising U.S. oil production could be prevented from being exported until pipeline capacity was expanded next year.
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In a statement, the government also said that the companies will be prevented from entering into exclusive agreements with sellers.
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Should a high school star be prevented from playing college basketball because his father was accused of taking a bribe?
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Borrowers should be prevented from buying back shares, or engaging in mergers or acquisitions, until they have repaid the loan.
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Officials said some of the young immigrants could be prevented from returning to the United States if they traveled abroad.
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Nevada's voters just blew up the best argument for why Donald Trump could still be prevented from winning the nomination.
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Those affected would have been notified both orally and in writing that they could potentially be prevented from buying a gun.
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These would be prevented from slowing down or "throttling" a service like Netflix and instead giving priority to another competing service.
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For instance, startups that fall under these categories could be prevented from taking foreign investment, or sharing information with other startups.
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The NFL's League Office would be prevented from registering as a nonprofit, instead of voluntarily choosing not to do so. Rep.
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"The mosque is in the middle of the village and people can't be prevented from going there," Mr. Mahmoud told Haaretz.
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Ms. Sullivan, who was born without lower legs, doesn't believe that able-bodied performers should be prevented from playing the disabled.
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"They will be prevented from seeing their parents and from seeing brothers and sisters under this policy," Mr. Di Natale said.
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Insurers would be prevented from using insurance premiums or borrowed funds from asset management plans to acquire other companies, Caixin said.
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Jeremy Hunt, the British foreign secretary, agreed that Iran must be prevented from developing a way to build a nuclear weapon.
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Each shack will be torn down after the family living in it moves out, and others will be prevented from re-settling.
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One of her counterparts in Iran was scheduled to teach at Harvard this year but may be prevented from entering the country.
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The group must be prevented from revitalizing these activities; its future will be determined by what happens during this next critical phase.
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Therefore, Markle and Harry's children could be prevented from celebrating something as simple as their great-grandmother's birthday parade, Trooping the Colour.
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Trump's hypothetical Democratic successor in 245 could also be prevented from appointing and confirming any new members of the US Supreme Court.
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The attacks have led to a growing sentiment among Nigerians that South African companies should be prevented from doing business in Nigeria.
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According to Repowering London, 679 tons of carbon dioxide will be prevented from entering the atmosphere during the project's 20-year lifetime.
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Second, professional services small businesses such as accounting, financial, and communication firms would be prevented from accessing the 28503 percent rate altogether.
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In April, at a high-level meeting on religious affairs, President Xi Jinping said religion should be prevented from interfering with the law.
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In brief remarks to Reuters, AlWadaei said it was not clear to him for how long his wife would be prevented from leaving.
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While that plays out, New York would be prevented from releasing the President's state tax returns, if it receives a request from Congress.
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If you entered the number wrong or the intended recipient now has a new number, you may be prevented from sending the text.
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Not only will this give Congress more time to work, Democrats seeking reelection in 2018 will likely be prevented from campaigning back home.
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In medicine and public health, scientists work to ensure that diseases can be prevented from occurring, treated once they do occur, or both.
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But The South China Morning Post quoted a local lawmaker as saying that cabdrivers should be prevented from sharing videos of their passengers.
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Mr. Richards said that if Ms. Buchanan is placed on a sex offender registry she could be prevented from seeing her own stepchildren.
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Children are also supposed to be prevented from adding new contacts unless a parent enters a PIN they set up ahead of time.
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And if Kavanaugh cannot prove unequivocally that he is innocent, then should he be prevented from taking up a position on the court?
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Earlier this month, the British government rejected a petition that Trump should be prevented from making a state visit to the United Kingdom.
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Barring an improbable last-minute breakthrough, EU-based banks and brokers will be prevented from trading shares directly on Swiss bourses from July 1.
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The government projected in 2012 that 13,600-17,800 people per year would be prevented from coming to Britain as a result of the changes.
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Eventually, nearly 800,000 immigrants – almost the entire population of Charlotte, N.C. – could not only be prevented from working but also be subject to deportation.
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That buyer (or those buyers) will now be prevented from bidding on or buying your items until you remove them from the blocked list.
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While state and federal regulators may look the other way, or be prevented from taking action, it does not make the candidates' actions appropriate.
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I didn't want my daughter to be prevented from getting a shot at auditioning and doing what she loves because she can't do math.
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A judge can then decide whether or not the individual should be prevented from having access to firearms for up to nearly a year.
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All six Democratic senators running for president will likely be prevented from campaigning in early primary states like Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.
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It also establishes same day registration and a digital registry of voters so one could vote early anywhere and be prevented from voting twice.
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Lower courts had said people from those countries with a "bona fide" relationship with someone in the United States could not be prevented from entry.
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Policymakers will also face a cooling-off period after their employment ends and will be prevented from taking certain jobs for up to one year.
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"Thousands of Georgians will be prevented from participating in the November election," Kathleen Burch, interim counsel for the ACLU of Georgia, said in a statement.
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That would allow any senator to bring up political lightning rods and force tough votes that would otherwise be prevented from coming to the floor.
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He said that alleged offenders should not be prevented from using information about the personal lives of their underage victims under the "rape shield" law.
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Comer, in which seven justices decisively ruled that a church couldn't be prevented from equal access to a government program just because it is religious.
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We won't know until the investigation is completed the real reasons for this awful accident and how it could be prevented from ever happening again.
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Similarly, anyone who worked with or handled the phone at any step would have to be prevented from tampering with it to introduce any weaknesses.
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Nonetheless, a reason to study the Malay experience for Professor Robinson is to learn how perhaps the past might be prevented from dictating the future.
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But the policies have had little impact on Mexican migration because Mexicans cannot be prevented from traveling through their own country to the northern border.
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Under Trump's leadership, there won't be any flying pigs, either, and Bigfoot will finally be prevented from tracking his muddy footprints through the Capitol Rotunda.
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The House committee could force the office to stop an investigation at any time, and the office would be prevented from accepting and investigating anonymous tips.
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So if somebody tried to upload that same image, which would have the same digital footprint or hash value, it will be prevented from being uploaded.
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County sheriff's office employees will be prevented from inquiring about the immigration status of most inmates, except those who are accused of the most serious crimes.
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Photo-matching technologies will detect if someone tries to re-post the image elsewhere, such as on Instagram, and they will be prevented from doing so.
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And the system's latest blunder won't have helped its cause, after it turned out the whole thing can be prevented from working simply by unplugging it.
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So if the agency cannot be independent, it should be struck down in it entirety (or, at least, it should be prevented from bringing enforcement actions).
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We've reached out to Twitter for comment on this issue and whether anyone such as politicians would be prevented from using the new reply-limiting tools.
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Mr. Trump said on Twitter last month that North Korea would be prevented from developing the ability to reach the United States with a nuclear weapon.
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Some security experts say it is crucial for countries to repatriate and prosecute their nationals if the jihadist movement is to be prevented from rising again.
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Genthner earned income as a Bikram yoga instructor, and she feared if she reported the alleged assault she would be prevented from working at approved Bikram studios.
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Every year, the State Senate would pass a bill legalizing MMA and every year the bill would be prevented from coming to a vote in the Assembly.
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She will be provisionally suspended from playing tennis from March 12 and could be prevented from competing for Russia at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics this year.
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The ACLU, citing information about similar cases obtained through Freedom of Information Act requests, alleges she is not the first to be prevented from obtaining an abortion.
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According to the memo, travellers cannot be prevented from boarding flights solely because they are on the list, nor can they be subjected to extra security procedures.
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Now the cable may be prevented from operating because of Team Telecom's reported objections, which highlight the heightened fears among Americans over national-security threats from China.
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Hundreds of thousands of people could face delays or be prevented from getting the specific treatment their clinician deems most appropriate to keep them healthy and alive.
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Public support for tighter gun laws is high, but gun-owners are determined not to relinquish their weapons or to be prevented from buying more (see article).
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Under the new policies, Google employees will be prevented from making statements that "insult, demean, or humiliate" the company's employees, business partners, or "others" — including public figures.
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The more important question is: What are those same senators doing about Moore — a man who, unlike President Trump, can still be prevented from taking high office?
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It attached a few strings — for instance, companies that get direct loans backed by Treasury funding could be prevented from paying out dividends or buying back shares.
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" Tai Kwun reversed course on Friday, saying it had "reconsidered our position in light of the possibility that these events might be prevented from taking place altogether.
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A federal bankruptcy court judge on Tuesday ruled that Hulk Hogan should not be prevented from collecting a multi-million dollar judgment against Gawker founder Nick Denton.
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" She later adds, "I didn't want my daughter to be prevented from getting a shot at auditioning and doing what she loves because she can't do math.
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But over the course of 10 to 15 years, three cancers will be prevented from spreading, and one to two deaths of prostate cancer will be prevented.
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PewDiePie won't be prevented from running ads against his videos going forward, but these will no longer fetch top dollar due to the channel's removal from Google Preferred.
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The popularity of the vote means a parliamentary debate on whether Trump should be prevented from visiting the U.K. is due to be held on Monday 20 February.
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The images are reviewed by a team of five Facebook employees, hashed, and then any images matching the hashes will be prevented from being uploaded to the services.
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For the first hour or two, pockets of Sanders delegates booed or heckled speakers, raising the unfathomable specter that headliners would be prevented from delivering their remarks uninterrupted.
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" Trump then suggested that Pakistan, which at that point didn't have nuclear weapons, could be prevented from doing so by the U.S. and Soviet Union's "powers of retaliation.
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Their reasoning suggested that information might be prevented from ever falling into a black hole in the first place, by a "firewall" at the black hole's event horizon.
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In 2015, church elders announced that Mormons entering into same-sex marriage would be excommunicated, and that their children would be prevented from being baptised into the faith.
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Business travelers and tourists could be prevented from flying in and out of the U.K. as of March 2019, the chief financial officer of Ryanair warned on Tuesday.
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That action is against the laws of war, and Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) agents who also guard the southern border would be prevented from shooting at migrants.
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The Army Corps intends to build an artificial channel at Brandon Road Lock and Dam near Joliet, Illinois, where Asian carp can be prevented from entering Lake Michigan.
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A person who you've restricted will also be prevented from seeing read receipts on direct messages, which will be routed to message requests instead of your main inbox.
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They added that the president should not be prevented from contesting an "unprecedented demand for his personal papers" simply because the request was made to a third party.
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The administration didn't say outright that caravan members who presented themselves at the border would have their "credible fear" claims denied and be prevented from filing asylum applications.
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Democrats have waged a separate legal battle against the Republican National Committee, arguing in court that the RNC should be prevented from supporting the Trump campaign's poll-watching effort.
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A Twitter spokesperson confirmed that Infowars' account, which has more than 430,000 followers, will be prevented from tweeting, retweeting, liking, or following other users during a seven-day window.
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The Norwegian firm said it had notified Rusal it could declare force majeure on certain contracts as it might be prevented from meeting obligations due to the U.S. measures.
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If parents want their children to have more alternatives to red meat than soy or grain-based burgers, they shouldn't be prevented from doing so because of protectionist regulations.
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"As soon as U.S.-Russia strikes begin then the Syrian regime will be prevented from flying combat missions over areas in which the legitimate opposition is present," Kerry said.
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Some voters don't realize that registration and polling-place ID requirements are two different things, so that even if they are registered, they still may be prevented from voting.
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The parties want electoral rolls to be brought up to date, media to be freed from government control, and ruling party officials to be prevented from running government bodies.
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Anybody who had been in China in the previous 15 days would be prevented from entering the country in order to prevent the virus from reaching Guatemala, Giammattei said.
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Vaccination works by providing "herd immunity" -- the process by which an infectious disease can be prevented from easily spreading through a community because enough people are immune to it.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban told CNBC on Wednesday that companies that get federal assistance in response to the coronavirus crisis should be prevented from buying back stock ever again.
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The result would definitely be that more asylum seekers would be given removal orders — and it's possible more of them would be prevented from applying for asylum at all.
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Many states have various laws that offer stronger protections, which increases the chance that a violent abuser will have his guns taken away or be prevented from buying new ones.
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READ: White House news conference: CNN's Reality Check Team vets the claims The organization also said it will also be prevented from reaching 1.5 million women with contraception every year.
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In order to make money from selling replicated items, people must somehow be prevented from just making whatever they want for free, and this is the function of intellectual property.
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And 50,000 permanent residents of the United States were told they would be prevented from leaving and reentering the country — and then, ultimately, told they weren't covered in the ban.
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If Canadians say they have consumed (now legal) marijuana, they can be prevented from entering the U.S., and they could end up on a list that forever prohibits their entry.
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And you've got to indicate to the people who run it, to the people who own it, that, unless you're free, the machine will be prevented from working at all!
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He is the lone Republican running for re-election in a state won by Hillary Clinton, Mr. Trump's Democratic rival in 2016, and he, too, might be prevented from campaigning.
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In one instance, a victim with diabetes allegedly had his or her medical needs denied, and another was allegedly grabbed by the wrists so as to be prevented from leaving.
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I knew my trip was being carefully curated, that there were many sides of Pyongyang and the country that I simply would not see, or would be prevented from seeing.
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Odebrecht has agreed to pay $11 million in fines to Colombia and the company may be prevented from bidding on future public works projects and obliged to terminate current contracts.
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Teachers who went on strike anyhow would be subject to fines or jail, and schools would be prevented from paying teachers for days in which they participated in a demonstration.
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Reince Priebus, the White House chief of staff, said on Sunday that green-card holders from the seven targeted countries would not be prevented from returning to the United States.
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Syrian singer Omar Souleyman, who performed at the 2013 Nobel Peace Prize Concert in Oslo, Norway, may now be prevented from singing at Brooklyn's World Music Institute in May 2017.
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And you've got to indicate to the people who run it, to the people who own it, that unless you're free, the machine will be prevented from working at all!
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And he thinks that consumers should be given greater control over how the tech giants use their data and that the companies should be prevented from buying up nascent competitors.
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First a series of conversations is held with the woman's family and heath workers who explain exactly what fistula is, how it happened - and how it may be prevented from reoccurring.
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"I doubt that anyone will touch the ships as far as international insurers go and they may be prevented from trading to most places as a result," said one shipping lawyer.
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Furthermore, SEBI said that Indian corporate issuers would also be prevented from selling rupee-denominated debt abroad until the foreign ownership in corporate debt falls below 92 percent of the quota.
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Under the proposal, people would be prevented from putting more money in their Roth IRAs if the value of their accounts exceeded $5 million or their balance as of Dec. 31.
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The photo ID will then be approved or denied in a matter of minutes, though anyone declined based on the quality of the uploaded images won't be prevented from trying again.
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I am very worried about my job: I estimate that we'll face more expensive fuel, a business downturn and possibly be prevented from flying on some of our routes within Europe.
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 2011 that the Westboro Baptist Church, known for its vitriolic "God Hates Fags" anti-gay campaign, could not be prevented from picketing at military funerals.
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For example, Marfrig would be prevented from expanding the business if the new investment totaled more than 20 percent of the company's EBITDA in the prior 12 months, according to the filing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. banks and credit card companies could be prevented from blocking customers from banding together to sue them under a rule released by the country's consumer finance agency on Monday.
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"No member, male or female, will ever be prevented from participating fully in the operation of the parliament by reason of having the care of a baby," house leader Christopher Pyne said.
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Modern freedom put a premium on rights—that is, assurances that people would not be prevented from associating freely, from expressing their opinions, from acquiring property and using it as they wished.
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The College Recruit and the Downfall of a Hall of Fame Coach Should a high school star be prevented from playing college basketball because his father was accused of taking a bribe?
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In January, the State Department issued a travel advisory for China, warning Americans, particularly those with dual Chinese-American citizenship, that they may be prevented from leaving China if they go there.
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The resolution released by the two lawmakers would explicitly tie any military action against Iran to a congressional vote, though the U.S. would not be prevented from responding to an Iranian attack.
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Pakistan's third major political movement, the Pakistan Peoples Party, joined the criticism of the crackdown, with its prime ministerial candidate Bilawal Bhutto Zardari questioning why Sharif's supporters would be prevented from gathering.
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More than 1.8 million people signed a petition calling for U.S. President Donald Trump to be prevented from making a state visit to Britain, leading to a debate in parliament in 2017.
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"If they don't have visas they would be unlawful maritime arrivals and as such they would be prevented from making an application for a further visa," said Melbourne-based migration lawyer David Harvey.
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One of the former curators (out of the dozen we spoke to) kept a list of conservative keywords that had been suppressed by other curators, meaning related stories would be prevented from trending.
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Elon Musk sued by SEC for securities fraud As of today, it is now possible that Elon Musk will be prevented from ever again running a public company because of a single tweet.
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Wright said he was confident Congress would reauthorize the program, but he added that the program would only be prevented from selling new policies or renewing existing ones if it were to lapse.
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Violent felons and domestic abusers who have been convicted or people who have been involuntarily committed for mental health issues, or those on terrorist watch lists, should be prevented from easily purchasing guns.
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More than half of voters said they were more concerned that people who should be able to vote will be prevented from doing so, according to preliminary results from CNN's national exit poll.
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The cities say they are suing because their police departments regularly access the federal background-check database and rely on it to provide accurate information about who should be prevented from buying guns.
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Although Mr. Kunert and a dozen of the other most prominent signatories feared they would be prevented from publishing, their only formal punishment was to have their membership in the Communist Party revoked.
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"Researchers in China who commit scientific misconduct could soon be prevented from getting a bank loan, running a company or applying for a public-service job," reports science writer David Cyranoski at Nature News.
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One is that the misinformation campaign was a historical anomaly enabled by social networks' naivete, which will be prevented from recurring through a combination of additional tech security personnel, artificial intelligence, and government intervention.
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People on the list can be prevented from buying aeroplane, bullet-train or first- or business-class rail tickets; selling, buying or building a house; or enrolling their children in expensive fee-paying schools.
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With the advent of the second, Mr Elshikh "fears that his mother-in-law will, once again" be prevented from visiting Hawaii and meeting her grandchildren, "because she is not a current visa holder".
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The ban has meant that any ship sailing to and from Qatar will be prevented from calling at major ports in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, which include Jebel Ali, as well as Bahrain.
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If the agreement is approved by the Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Delaware, injured drivers will be prevented from suing Honda, which in return agreed to pay in full claims by owners of its vehicles.
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The Tokyo District Court said that Ghosn could be released on bail of 1 billion yen ($9 million) with the conditions that he remain in Japan and be prevented from seeking to destroy evidence.
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He announced that North Koreans in Malaysia—of whom there are perhaps as many as 1,000, many doing dirty jobs such as mining—would in turn be prevented from leaving until the regime backed down.
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But in practice, it has the opposite effect: Georgians abroad who don't know how to reroute their internet traffic with tools like virtual private networks (VPNs) or Tor will be prevented from registering to vote.
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Juncker said that excess industrial capacity should be prevented from adversely impacting relations between China and the European Union, while the issue should be addressed "at the root" so markets can play a bigger role.
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That's good sense, and perhaps it would have come to pass — if Pai had not become Chairman and proposed that these very same rules he suggests as the baseline be prevented from coming into effect.
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The statement follows Israel's announcement that the House Democrats will be prevented from entering the country as part of a planned trip over their support for the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel.
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In the world according to Merkel, refugees can be prevented from reaching Germany's doorstep by stopping their flow at the source — namely, by cutting a deal with Erdogan to take back all migrants crossing Turkey.
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Some are concerned that such a move will provoke violence, but Trump cannot allow the United States to be prevented from righting a historical wrong because of terrorist threats from the Palestinians and radical Muslims.
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The CDU's also proposes to make it possible to expel asylum seekers if they commit a crime carrying a prison term of more than 90 days, after which they would be prevented from re-entering.
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Australian Treasurer Scott Morrison said last week that preferred bidders State Grid Corp of China and Hong Kong's Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings would be prevented from buying electricity network company Ausgrid, citing unspecified national security concerns.
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Depending on their sobriety levels (or lack thereof), a passenger may only match with drivers who are trained or experienced with handling people in this state, or the rider might be prevented from joining a carpool.
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Yet it is ever more important that the signs of authoritarian regimes and how they evolved are brought into the consciousness of youths and adults, as warning signals of what must be prevented from happening again.
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The argument here — made by Obama's administration as well as Trump's — is that the journey from Central America to the United States is a horrific one that people must be prevented from taking at any cost.
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"Those who have remained inside the exclusion zone will be prevented from moving within 100 meters of the device for their own safety," the local police agency, the Avon and Somerset Constabulary, said in a statement.
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Extend that line of argument outside of the firearms industry: Should you be prevented from making or selling rolling pins or golfing irons, because a potential criminal might use it to destroy property or harm another?
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The Chinese authorities might very well ask why they should be prevented from allowing their currency to depreciate now that its economy is weakening when this has been the accepted practice for the advanced industrialized countries.
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However, as any experienced therapist will confirm, there is a point in any psychotherapy when the inclusion of an effective antidepressant is essential if the patient is to be prevented from becoming chronically and intractably depressed.
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In October, declaring that "it's time to drain the swamp in Washington," he promised to institute a five-year ban in which all executive branch officials would be prevented from lobbying the government after they left.
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Now, NGOs that offer or promote abortions as part of their family planning services will be prevented from receiving any assistance from the US Agency for International Development, one of the largest contributors to international development assistance.
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WALLACE: But the government has made decisions that, for the right -- best of society, certain people should be prevented from having guns, and that there should be -- it should be easier to trace and easier to detect.
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Road safety campaigner Clive Matthew-Wilson believes it should go further, calling for drivers arriving on long-haul flights to be prevented from renting vehicles for 24 hours and made to take a simple computerized competency test.
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The logistics industry has said that drivers could be prevented from crossing the channel unless they have one of a limited number of permits if Britain leaves the bloc on March 29 without a new trading framework.
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Should Bayer be prevented from buying Monsanto because EU laws are more strict on GMOs than the U.S. and a future secretary of Commerce might believe the German government would tell the company to stop selling them?
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It has to be somebody you live with, it has to be your parent, it has to be an administrator -- can go to authorities and allow someone to not just be prevented from purchasing any firearm, OK?
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The result, according to ethics experts, is that two of the most powerful people in the West Wing should be prevented from making policy on a wide range of economic issues due to their conflicts of interest.
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The Trump administration has proposed a rule to weigh immigrants' income levels when determining whether they're likely to be a burden on American taxpayers, and if they should therefore be prevented from legally immigrating to the United States.
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SYDNEY, June 21 (Reuters) - U.S. corn futures edged up on Friday, moving towards their highest in nearly five years as rains across a key producing region stoked fears farmers would be prevented from completing their full planting plans.
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Users would be verified to block foreign governments, hackers and others with ill motives from access, and users would be prevented from using the data to engage in racial or other forms of discrimination and for microtargeted advertising.
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And African pension pools are growing quickly - Nigeria's local pension market for instance is expanding by $5 billion a year - but they can be prevented from investing in domestic infrastructure bonds because of the issuer's weak credit rating.
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" Another question asks if the candidate agrees that public schools should be "prevented from brainwashing elementary school children with the Homosexual Agenda - such as California's current policy speculating widely about the sexual activity of past presidents and figures?
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This means that, in view of the lack of a clear separation between the bank's pure policy and commercial activities, the state could be prevented from supporting the bank's senior creditors due to potential distortion of market competition.
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But simply registering trademarks in a federal system actually seems closer to "government speech," which is a general exception to free speech: The government might be prevented from censoring the public, but it is allowed to censor itself.
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In policy terms — expressed as a matter of how many individuals will be prevented from entering the US this summer who wouldn't have been banned before Monday — we simply don't yet know what the scope of the victory is.
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In April polling by the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation, about two-thirds of Americans said it was important that health insurers be required to sell coverage to consumers with preexisting health conditions and be prevented from charging them more.
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"I'm going to draft a sanctions package to send to the president for his strong consideration, that anybody that wants to do trade or business with them would be prevented from doing trade or business with us," Mnuchin said.
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The combined Charter–TWC will be prevented from imposing data caps or usage-based pricing, from charging interconnection fees to heavy traffic providers, and from making TV deals that could harm online video providers (such as by demanding exclusivity).
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There would be a risk, if worldwide de-referencing were possible, that persons in third States would be prevented from accessing information and, in turn, that third States would prevent persons in the EU Member States from accessing information.
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Comcast and other cable companies shouldn't be prevented from offering its own services or promoting its own set-top box technology, but it shouldn't use its market power to give its own services unfair advantages that distort the marketplace.
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The Senate language is a clear marker that they intend to continue pushing the false narrative that the Wire Act is being misconstrued by prosecutors, and that states should be prevented from legalizing games enjoyed by millions of Americans.
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The Air Line Pilots Association has repeatedly asked Congress and the FAA to regulate bulk shipments of lithium-ion batteries on cargo planes, but has not suggested that passengers be prevented from, say, bringing a laptop onto an airplane.
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The plaintiffs in both lawsuits seek unspecified damages, stating that the wrestlers "were prevented and will continue to be prevented from performing daily activities" and have incurred expenses for medical and psychological treatment as a result of the abuse.
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At a meeting with Mr. Khosla, members of the Chinese Students and Scholars Association asked that the university at least refrain from referring to the Dalai Lama as a "spiritual leader" and that he be prevented from discussing politics.
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Russia imports almost 40 percent of its food, and while countries such as Iran are unlikely to be willing to curtail exports to Russia, others without land borders with the country could be prevented from supplying the country's needs.
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The discovery of a pregnant British 19-year-old in one such camp has led to intense debate over whether the women who joined ISIS should be prevented from returning home and stopped from becoming a danger to Western society.
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More than 1.8 million people signed a petition calling for U.S. President Donald Trump to be prevented from making a state visit to Britain, leading to a debate in parliament in 2017 Reporting by Alistair Smout; editing by Michael Holden
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He had received a message from the company two or three weeks ago, he said, but he did not realize that he would be prevented from running ads if he did not follow the steps laid out in the message.
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The company had told Economic Times newspaper last November that it did not expect to be prevented from bidding for steel assets in bankruptcy as it is a minority shareholder in Uttam Galva with no board seat or role in management.
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Musk had nothing to say about how much energy they would generate, how much they would cost, who would sell or install or repair them, how they could be prevented from overheating in intense sunlight, or when they would be available.
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Indeed, no one supporting it can seem to reach an agreement as to who should be prevented from owning a firearm, how long their property should be taken away, or what the new standards for "poor mental health" should be.
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Not just who will win or who will show up at the polls (or vote early or vote by mail or be prevented from voting at all), but the question of what all this means for the state of our democracy.
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The Supreme Court famously ruled in the 2010 Citizens United case that individuals and corporations could not be prevented from funneling unlimited sums of money into political activities, so long as those funds didn't literally make it to candidates' campaign committees.
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"There is no sound reason to subject broadband providers to a different set of rules than other Internet companies," said AT&T in a comment sent to the FCC, claiming broadband providers will be prevented from engaging in the lucrative digital advertising game.
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The judge overseeing the bankruptcy of coal producer Blackjewel LLC has agreed to hold a hearing on Friday so the U.S. Labor Department can argue some of the company's coal was produced illegally and should be prevented from being transported across state lines.
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The big picture: The congresswomen say HHS is in violation of a law passed last year that says members of Congress can't be prevented from entering "any U.S. facility used for maintaining custody of or otherwise housing unaccompanied alien children" for oversight purposes.
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The ban imposed earlier this week has meant that container ships and other types of vessels sailing to and from Qatar will be prevented from calling at major ports in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, which include Jebel Ali, as well as Bahrain.
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But what I think what we're trying to do is say that there are some people, certainly not all people, Chuck, there are some people that are radicalized and there are some people that have to be prevented from coming into this country.
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"I am going to draft a sanctions package to send to the President for his strong consideration that anybody that wants to do trade or business with them would be prevented from doing trade or business with us," Mnuchin said at the time.
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Trump also said Britain could do four to five times more trade with the United States, but might be prevented from doing a bilateral trade deal by the terms of the potential post-Brexit trade relationship that London and Brussels have set out.
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As the realization sank in that people with dual-citizenship who live outside the targeted Mideast and African countries would be affected, condemnation mixed with concern about families with traveling members who could be prevented from returning to the United States they call home.
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During that interview, the RNC chairman suggested that GOP presidential candidates who'd signed pledges to back the eventual Republican nominee during the 2016 primary, but who have since withheld support for Trump's candidacy, could be prevented from running for president again by the party.
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When lawyer Neal Katyal, representing the state of Hawaii and other challengers, stood up at the lectern, Roberts immediately asked whether a president would be prevented from acting on intelligence that Syrian nationals sought to enter the United States with chemical and biological weapons.
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" An 1875 article in The Houston Telegraph made clear who the potential vote sellers were: "the low, groveling, equal-before-the-law, lazy, purchasable Negro, who pays no taxes," and who must be prevented from "neutralizing the vote of a good citizen and taxpayer.
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In a statement, UFT, a labor union that represents teachers in New York City public schools, said the technology was "successful" in helping security personnel identify individuals who had made threats against employees so they could be prevented from entering one of its offices.
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Tokyo District Court on Tuesday said that Ghosn, the former chief of Nissan (NSANF) and Renault (RNLSY), could be released on bail of 1 billion yen ($9 million) with the conditions that he remain in Japan and be prevented from seeking to destroy evidence.
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Khadija Khattab, a host on Egypt's Channel 2 and one of the women suspended, told a local newspaper that the audience itself should judge if she is really "fat" based on her recent TV appearances, and if she "deserves to be prevented from working," the BBC reported.
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Gigi Sohn, former counselor for ex-FCC chairman Tom Wheeler, told Gizmodo that it's not clear whether this means the FCC would be prevented from passing stronger rules in the future, and that ISPs may not have "given a whole lot of thought" to that possibility.
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But while Afghans are unlikely to be prevented from using services such as medical centers and education facilities set up with European funds in Turkey, the fact they speak Pashto and Dari, rather than Arabic, risks excluding them from projects designed for Syrian refugees, aid workers warn.
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The people with the most expertise, the most investment in creating a progressive internet, and the strongest ability to advocate for an open internet could be prevented from doing their best work because of a lack of ability to pay for access to an ISP-controlled space.
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" CNN reported both candidates responded "yes" to that question and another asking if either agreed that public schools should be "prevented from brainwashing elementary school children with the Homosexual Agenda — such as California's current policy speculating widely about the sexual activity of past presidents and figures?
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"It is a function of the failure to reform our nation's immigration system that this group of H-4 spouses — the majority of whom are women — continue to face uncertainty and may be prevented from working while they wait for bureaucratic backlogs to be cleared," they continued.
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"A population as diverse as ours is best served by doctors from all walks of life, we believe, and aspiring physicians and surgeons should not be prevented from pursuing a career in medicine because of the prospect of overwhelming financial debt," he said in a statement.
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"Innocent athletes should not be prevented from participating," Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov, Russia's former longtime antidoping laboratory chief, said in an email exchange on Friday and Saturday with The New York Times through his lawyer — his first interview since being put under protection of United States authorities.
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On March 7th authorities in Pyongyang, the capital, said that 11 Malaysian citizens living in North Korea would be prevented from flying home until the two countries had resolved their differences over the murder of Kim Jong Nam—the half-brother of Kim Jong Un, the North's dictator.
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Now organizations that offer abortions as part of their family planning services -- or even refer patients to other clinics that can perform abortions -- will be prevented from receiving any assistance at all from the US Agency for International Development, one of the largest contributors to international development assistance.
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"By ensuring that no Senator will be prevented from performing their constitutional responsibilities simply because they have a young child, the Senate is leading by example and sending the important message that working parents everywhere deserve family-friendly workplace policies," Duckworth said in a statement at the time.
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The remarks from Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, signaled a change in tone from health officials representing the Trump administration, making it clear that the outbreak is past the point where it can be prevented from spreading or easily tracked.
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According to a press release issued by Marriott yesterday, when the use of large, pump-topped toiletry bottles are introduced at Marriott properties across the globe, 500 million small bottles annually are expected to be prevented from going to landfills, which comes to about 1.7 million pounds of plastic.
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The newly tightened measures also say that people, "regardless of nationality," will be prevented from boarding any ships in the fleet if they have traveled "from, to, or through mainland China, Hong Kong, or Macau less than 15 days prior to their sailing" or had close contact with someone who has.
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In the authors' ideal world, banks should hold more capital to ensure the safety of deposits; stock exchanges should be prevented from giving high-frequency traders faster access to market prices; and executives should be paid bonuses linked to the long-term growth of the business rather than the share price.
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With limited exceptions, people who entered the country illegally; have any federal or state felony conviction; or have been convicted of any offense involving child abuse, domestic violence; or driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol will be prevented from obtaining employment authorization while their asylum claims are being adjudicated.
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Editor's note: In a brief statement Sunday, Department of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said green card holders would be able to enter the country on a "case-by-case" basis, but many immigrants are still anxious they will be prevented from returning to the United States if they travel abroad.
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Reince Priebus, the White House chief of staff, seemed to soften the president's immigration order on Sunday, saying that people who hold green cards will not be prevented from returning to the United States, even if they are from one of the seven mostly Muslim countries covered by the new travel ban.
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Nearly every major Trump immigration initiative has been put on hold by the courts — giving the administration a dwindling array of options as it tries to address the needs of the unprecedented number of families entering the United States and the ongoing temper tantrums of a president who appears to believe they can be prevented from entering.
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"When you consider the advanced weapon systems - surface to surface missiles and anti aircraft systems - that the Iranians want to deploy in Syria, it becomes clear that they must be prevented from doing so in all of Syria and not only within a limited distance from the Israeli border," Chagai Tzuriel, director-general of the intelligence ministry, told Reuters.
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In 1980, the Joint Chiefs of Staff were able to convince the outgoing Carter administration to issue a directive claiming that military service was incompatible with homosexuality and therefore not only would gay, lesbian, and bisexual people be prevented from joining, but those currently serving would be forced out and would not be granted good conduct discharges.
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So mainstream journalism today tells us we should see the dossier, even if it's filled with junk, and read the Comey memos, even if they have no verification — and, yet, be prevented from reading the report of the House Intelligence Committee based on documents that it took the committee six months to pry out of the FBI and Justice Department.
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But then one of the queen's privy councillors, Robert Beale, pointed out that if (as the Turkish negotiators insisted) any Englishman in the Ottoman Empire who of free conscience wished to swear allegiance to Mohammed could not be prevented from doing so, then any Ottoman wishing to profess his devotion to Jesus Christ was similarly at liberty to do so while in England.
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Even if an interim deal is reached to continue flights between Britain and the EU, it is possible that Ryanair will be prevented from flying within Britain and that easyJet, a British carrier, will be unable to fly within the EU. In March 2019 they may each have to split themselves into a British-registered firm and one based in the EU. The LCCs are famously flexible.
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The emails, which were received by hundreds of companies, hospitals, libraries and other institutions, according to the New York Police Department, were written in odd syntax and went something like this: The sender claimed that an explosive device had been hidden "in the building where your company is conducted" and could be prevented from detonating with a $20,000 ransom payment, made using Bitcoin, a cryptocurrency.
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"It's one thing to have a bump in the road and be in between jobs for a little while; it's another thing to be prevented from doing the only thing you know how to do," said Max Burton Wahrhaftig, an arborist in Doylestown, Pa., who in 503 was threatened by his former employer after leaving for a better-paying job with a rival tree service.
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The necessary connection can be drawn in at most two logical steps: (1) the executive order prevents nationals of seven countries from entering Washington and Minnesota; (2) as a result, some of these people will not enter state universities, some will not join those universities as faculty, some will be prevented from performing research, and some will not be permitted to return if they leave.
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"The necessary connection can be drawn in at most two logical steps: (1) the Executive Order prevents nationals of seven countries from entering Washington and Minnesota; (2) as a result, some of these people will not enter state universities, some will not join those universities as faculty, some will be prevented from performing research, and some will not be permitted to return if they leave," the appellate court wrote.
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The challenges are common enough that Mr. Moayed, a founder of the New York theater company Waterwell, said he has been called upon before to fill in for actors who might be prevented from entering the country; he also faced an issue last year when an Iranian actor was barred from traveling to New York for a Waterwell production of "Hamlet" set in Persia, in which Mr. Moayed was starring.
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeHouse to vote Thursday on war powers resolution after Iran attacks Omar rips Trump on new Iran sanctions: 'This is not a measured response' Democrats ramp up calls for war powers vote after Iran strike MORE (D-Calif.) on Sunday announced a resolution to invoke the War Powers Act to withdraw U.S. troops from hostilities with Iranian-backed forces that has not been approved by Congress; however, the U.S. would not be prevented from responding to an attack under the proposed resolution.
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He highlighted a proposal on law enforcement gun restraining orders "I've already announced ... a concept called a gun violence restraining order that allows authorities -- and it has to be someone in your immediate family, it has to be somebody you live with, it has to be a parent, it has to be an administrator -- can go to authorities and allow someone to not just be prevented from purchasing any firearm and allow those to be taken from them -- and the person will have due process," he said.
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