Forbidden love in Greece is arguably hotter than forbidden love anywhere else.
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Sincerely, Forbidden Love Dear Forbidden Love, Doing what we dislike is hard.
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Taboo/Forbidden Sex Is there anything hotter than sex that feels forbidden and naughty?
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Beyond the earth and into those forbidden skies, but they will not be forbidden for long.
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There are thoughts and ideas and beliefs you are forbidden to hold, forbidden to live by.
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After all, forbidden fruit is appealing not because it is fruit, but because it is forbidden.
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Public officials are forbidden from asking principals for anything of value, and principals are forbidden from giving.
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BEIJING — The Forbidden City has not really been forbidden to the public for decades, except in one respect.
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Micah: And this episode, 27, the HTTP error is forbidden, and the episode had a specific FORBIDDEN theme in it.
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Touching the projectors was even more strictly forbidden than making noise during the grownups' afternoon nap, more strictly forbidden than leaving the doors at Hammars open or sitting in a draft, about as strictly forbidden as being late.
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"What is forbidden remains forbidden, even if everyone does it," said Mohamed Al-Habib, a prominent Salafist in a video message.
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The forbidden emotions and desires of Jo's beloved, forbidden sensationalistic thrillers run through everything, try as the characters might to disavow them.
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As for the name "Forbidden Planet," Hellier said the discovery of this exoplanet clearly disqualifies its "forbidden" or impossible status, as it obviously exists.
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My daughter and the friend have forbidden me to speak of the mother's illness, because the mother has forbidden her daughter to tell anyone.
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The consensus among many academic researchers was that medical ethics were universal; an experiment that was forbidden in America should also be forbidden in Uganda.
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See it and more from Forbidden Fruit below: Forbidden Fruit opens at the Museum of Arts and Design on September 22, and will be there until February 5, 2017.
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The Forbidden Bowl features the black rice (which, according to Taco Bell, is packed with antioxidants), alongside deep-fried avocado slices and a brand-new, bright-orange Forbidden Sauce.
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Enslaved Africans were forbidden from using their native languages (and at the same time forbidden from learning how to read and write English) because slaveowners feared they would incite rebellions.
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Here's the Forbidden City IRL The Minecraft version Real lion at the gates Minecraft lion The Forbidden City was a Chinese imperial palace that served as the home for 24 emperors.
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Long lines have been reported at local hospitals, tourist attractions like the Forbidden City in Beijing and Shanghai Disneyland have been closed, and large public gatherings are now forbidden around China.
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Shop talk was forbidden — or at least frowned upon.
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The pods have been dubbed "forbidden snacks" or "forbidden fruit" and videos of teens frying the soap-filled pouches or eating them raw have been circulating on YouTube and social media for weeks.
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There are some crimes the FBI is forbidden from authorizing.
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Catherine was cast aside and forbidden from seeing her daughter.
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We all know that's absolutely forbidden once you walk out.
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They are forbidden from saying the Shin Bet and Mossad?
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But soon, she starts to feel — which is deeply forbidden.
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Brockmann told herself she wasn't bringing forbidden politics into romance.
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There's nothing sexy about cannibalism, no sense of forbidden mystery.
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I wouldn't say weeping is outright forbidden in my house.
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When I was growing up, listening to music was forbidden.
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To do that in any type of field is forbidden.
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Using emoji in any personal communications would be forbidden. 2.
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In fact, it's frequently forbidden (in National Parks, for instance).
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Essence Forbidden Volume Rebel Mascara, $4.49, available at Ulta Beauty.
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Broad consent like this is also forbidden under the GDPR.
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The Forbidden City underwent expensive renovations to allow wheelchair access.
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And now, forbidden love is a staple in movies, too.
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BUSARI: Their name loosely translates to western education is forbidden.
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We live in a country where collective mourning is forbidden.
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But upon entering the forbidden zone, the scooter kept moving.
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Mizan sipped his forbidden juice and I checked my watch.
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Altering the melody, lyrics or musical arrangement is also forbidden.
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Coming in contact with swine is forbidden under Islamic law.
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But whatever they're called, they contain essential — perhaps forbidden — information.
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Corporations are okay, but conservative causes and organizations are forbidden.
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Subcultures also exist who revel in their forbidden lawn game.
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"We were forbidden from having calls to action," Stewart said.
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TMZ reports the Forbidden Journey is inducing nausea and vomiting.
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So it was partly some kind of forbidden kingdom, y'know?
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Cast members were forbidden from wearing the same outfit twice.
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They're unsatisfied with all others but forbidden to remain together.
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Communication with anyone from their previous life is largely forbidden.
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Sports were deemed too risky, and were forbidden for years.
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Perhaps some of it is the allure of the forbidden.
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They had tables decorated like Gringotts and the forbidden forest.
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Later, "idiots" were added to the list of forbidden immigrants.
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By 1994, the last troops had left the Forbidden City.
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They had interrupted the sermon, which he said was forbidden.
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He noted that the youths steal, which is also forbidden.
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Nation members, Ali included, were forbidden to associate with him.
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What follows is a journey of forbidden love and discovery.
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It's bound to create a 'forbidden fruit' aura around Santa.
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U.S. banks are still forbidden to do business with Iran.
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Even foods I thought were healthful, like chickpeas, were forbidden.
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Trans people, however, are strictly forbidden from entering the neighborhood.
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The practice is forbidden by the Chinese and U.S. governments.
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"This place just feels so unexpected, almost forbidden," he said.
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There, any trappings of her native culture were strictly forbidden.
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Local governments have been forbidden to bail out troubled LGFVs.
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"Illegals" and "alien" were already forbidden a few years ago.
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But above all else, you are absolutely forbidden to drive.
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Its teachers, half of them American, are forbidden to preach.
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She, a North Korean, is forbidden to love him back.
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Then he received a private tour of Beijing's Forbidden City.
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And anybody who knows Pelosi knows that is forbidden territory.
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What had been forbidden began to feel earnest and clean.
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Mosquitoes swarm and the children are forbidden from playing there.
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But, uh, is anyone still wondering about those "forbidden scenes"?
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There, on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, alcohol is forbidden.
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Fruit juices, soft drinks and other sweet drinks were forbidden.
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Guitar solos were strictly forbidden unless they were really short.
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His daughters were forbidden to set foot in the place.
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FORBIDDEN: UNDOCUMENTED AND QUEER IN RURAL AMERICA (2016) 8 p.m.
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Students eat in [my] classroom, which is forbidden in China.
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Even flowers and plants, dangerous to some patients, were forbidden.
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She was forbidden to leave and considered suicide, she said.
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Cellphones are forbidden here and bags are searched before entering.
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A Wetsuit but there's 'burk' in it so it's forbidden.
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That which is not explicitly forbidden by law is allowed.
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So of course we wanted to see, because it's forbidden.
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But there was nothing in the way of 'forbidden words.
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And he will advance presidential power by any means necessary, which includes frivolous legal arguments and dilatory tactics forbidden by court rules and canons of legal ethics, and false testimony forbidden by criminal law.
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But not all explorations of cities' forbidden regions looks like this.
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It is forbidden to fabricate or omit news sources on websites.
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The magazine insists that it's forbidden from finding the veil troubling.
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Contacts with opposition groups branded as "terrorist movements" are still forbidden.
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While she was on suicide watch, even her eyeglasses were forbidden.
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Moreover, the Forbidden City has always been about politics and power.
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Parker posts bail — $25,000 — but is forbidden from contacting his accuser.
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Visitors are forbidden to wear sunscreen, which would pollute the lake.
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The Forbidden City is a crimson-walled tyranny, filled with spies.
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Councils are forbidden from using their capital budgets to fund services.
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The monks are also forbidden from eating anything after 12 p.m.
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Who didn't want to eat these forbidden laundry gummies in 2018?
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Boko Haram in the Hausa language means "Western Education is Forbidden".
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That may not matter in China, where Google's apps are forbidden.
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It was then enamelled and finished in the Forbidden City's workshops.
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Formal registration as a group is already forbidden to L.G.B.T.I. organizations.
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Sectarian affiliation did not determine membership, and political talk was forbidden.
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"I thought this sort of thing was strictly forbidden," I say.
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Publishers are forbidden to link to any misleading or fraudulent content.
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Drinking and public dancing are forbidden by the mullahs running Iran.
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Some of the forbidden activities near voting areas seem pretty obvious.
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He is forbidden from contacting Jodie Foster or seeing her movies.
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New tactics that have an equivalent effect are also now forbidden.
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The two play forbidden lovers in a strict Orthodox Jewish community.
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Growing up Muslim, ideas around sexuality are often suppressed and forbidden.
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Lost luggage, forbidden love, threesomes... these are their (fictional) stories, ahead.
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"Real queerness means pushing boundaries of what is forbidden," says Leap.
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"When women talk about enjoying sex, it's almost forbidden," she said.
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They are forbidden from singing, leading prayers or being fully ordained.
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We are sunk deep in daydreaming with all verification healthily forbidden.
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She has been forbidden to attend the picnic by Mrs. Appleyard.
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Images of Prophet Mohammad are traditionally forbidden in Islam as idolatrous.
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Positions once regarded as cranky or even forbidden are becoming mainstream.
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"How much time can you spend doing forbidden things?" he asked.
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Confronted with forbidden fruit, you know she'd take an audacious bite.
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We were forbidden to boil it or use it for cooking.
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The doctor is forbidden to bill the patient for the balance.
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Now a whole younger generation accepts that forbidden zones are normal.
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North Korea is forbidden from selling gold and rare-earth minerals.
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He gravitated toward forbidden imagery, from violence and monsters to Satan.
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Over time he mailed 364 love letters to his forbidden Juliet.
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And if everyone swears, why teach a child that it's forbidden?
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However, flights from China have been currently forbidden to come here.
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I was constantly getting punished and forbidden from leaving the house.
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Discrimination, although forbidden by law, is widespread in India's stratified society.
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If you're running and just capping off rounds wildly, that's forbidden.
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Bars in Spakenburg are forbidden from selling alcohol until 5 p.m.
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Indonesia has also forbidden domestic workers from moving to the kingdom.
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Yet it is not explicitly forbidden by the bar's ethics rules.
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Drinking is forbidden [for Muslims in Iran] but opium's pretty popular.
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Many occupations are simply forbidden to women precisely because they're women.
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Schools were forbidden to teach what really landed those prisoners there.
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G.B.T. school where sex and cellphones (and federal funding) are forbidden.
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But Canada's largest exchange, the Toronto Stock Exchange, has forbidden it.
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Even staff at the camps are forbidden from aggregating detainee figures.
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Then there is the question of what activities should be forbidden.
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First, a disclaimer: Don't come to "Forbidden Hollywood" expecting racy gossip.
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Male colleagues were invited to sit in, but forbidden from speaking.
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N. The beginning of 2018 was all about forbidden laundry gummies.
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The sale of phone SIM cards to refugees has been forbidden.
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Since then enthusiasm for the once-forbidden hobby has taken hold.
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Financial institutions are also forbidden from doing business with the organization.
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Tax regulations applicable to private foundations provide exceptions to forbidden lobbying.
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At the time, being openly gay in the service was forbidden.
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Journalists are forbidden to report what delegates say or how they vote.
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He added it was forbidden under Islamic law to misuse state funds.
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"In Ukraine, the situation is very simple -- it's not forbidden," said Zukin.
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"In America, there is one forbidden word," the comedian said, in character.
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Although once forbidden, divorce is now pretty common in the royal family.
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Parents have forbidden children from swimming in the murky water that remains.
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Detecting when a person or vehicle enters a forbidden area is easy.
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The forbidden intimacy masterfully captures the excitement and energy of young love.
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The Partridge Family was forbidden, because David Cassidy was deemed too cute.
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In Manitoba, it's forbidden to feed endangered species such as polar bears.
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Those forbidden names include common ones such as Linda, Alice, and Elaine.
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It doesn't get much nerdier than the author of 'The Forbidden Wish'.
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Or one form of hate speech thrives while another is specifically forbidden.
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The company says that beats using static dictionary blacklists of forbidden words.
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The correct spelling of the name Jamie is forbidden on this show.
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Straight men definitely fall into the "forbidden fruit" category for gay men.
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He is also forbidden from formally releasing the album to the public.
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For me, it was right at the top — the most forbidden fruit.
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Students are unable to graduate, and staff are forbidden from giving lectures.
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It's also forbidden bathe, shave and brush your teeth in the restroom.
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There is even a to-scale replica of Beijing's famous Forbidden City.
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This week, they announced yet another forbidden treat: Tide Pod boxed wine.
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He's wearing an ankle bracelet and is forbidden from carrying a firearm.
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Forbidden from prescribing a specific methodology, Secretary King proposes to prescribe several.
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They restricted figurative painting everywhere calling it Haram [forbidden by Islamic law].
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I don't think even this betrayal will snuff out Jaime's forbidden love.
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In some countries, they're forbidden from entering certain areas for security reasons.
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Upon Trump's arrival, they took a sunset tour of the Forbidden City.
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They said, "boko is haram" (loosely translated as Western education is forbidden).
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Why intrude after finally, expressly, he's forbidden me to write about him.
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For viewers, the series has been like a taste of forbidden fruit.
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Andrew was forbidden to leave until the monarch returned to the palace.
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In North Carolina, designated bingo halls are strictly forbidden from selling alcohol.
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"What we are doing is forbidden," Ms. Zhang said with a sigh.
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Overhead was a block of military airspace where commercial traffic was forbidden.
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Although printing had been forbidden in colonial Brazil, books themselves had not.
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What if all verses except the ones in that book were forbidden?
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EU firms are forbidden by sanctions from selling energy technology to Crimea.
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In the name of God and jihad, it is forbidden to kill.
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If she's a jihadi, why is she also engaged in forbidden sex?
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Smoking is forbidden fruit, said Scott Randall, who sells wines and spirits.
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What was thought to be impossible, it turns out, was just forbidden.
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You peered, as at scrambled porn on a high and forbidden channel.
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We believe showing mercy is an imperative and showing judgment is forbidden.
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Unaccompanied passengers under the age of 18 are forbidden from ordering cars.
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If forbidden rap can tell good stories, go ahead and forbid it!
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Within the Collective, sex is forbidden, and even touching is frowned upon.
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Talk was forbidden, and two guards kept watch 2017 hours a day.
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During the rest of the year, washing is forbidden from 11 a.m.
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Non-Muslim people in Saudi Arabia are forbidden from public communal worship.
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She maintains a preference for wild pig, a forbidden meat in Islam.
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It is forbidden to swim, but he doesn't care, he swims anyway.
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I had inserted this sentence because teaching was forbidden in the ghetto.
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Did he award her a temporary work visa from the Forbidden Island?
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The one in the Forbidden City today is a reconstruction from 1931.
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The government has forbidden large public gatherings, including sporting events and concerts.
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For him, nothing was forbidden when it came to defending the revolution.
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White socks were forbidden but all the kids were wearing white socks.
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In Beijing, officials announced that they would temporarily close the Forbidden City.
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His employees, especially virile chauffeurs and nubile starlets, are forbidden to fraternize.
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Parties would also be forbidden from functioning as "pressure or activist groups".
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That's especially true when it comes to Emily's forbidden relationship with Sue.
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"It is knowledge of me you crave, Doctor, forbidden knowledge," she begins.
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At the same time, Tehran would still be forbidden from enriching uranium.
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This is a smile and a wave from The Forbidden Fruit Festival.
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Gossip is where the private, deviant and forbidden circulates, true or not.
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In Beijing, the Palace Museum in the Forbidden City is closed indefinitely.
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The documentary, "The Forbidden City," was seen on NBC in January 1973.
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It is forbidden to open the remains once they have been sealed.
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Worshippers were forbidden to wear face masks, the New York Times reported.
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Beijing zoo Beijing Forbidden City ZHONGNANHAI Tiananmen SquARE S. 2nd ring rd.
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Two more Wellman films can be found in the "Forbidden Hollywood" series.
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If the battery cannot be removed, the bag is forbidden for carriage.
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For instance, it is forbidden in China to traffic in tiger parts.
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In the worst forms of light sensitivity, all sunlight exposure is forbidden.
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Some exceptions are made for otherwise-forbidden material that has news value.
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Muharram, which means 'forbidden,' marks the first month of the Islamic calendar.
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Covering cell windows with newspaper or putting up a curtain is forbidden.
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Beijing zoo Beijing Forbidden City ZHONGNANHAI Tiananmen SquARE S. 2nd ring rd.
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Eve was forbidden from tasting the fruit on the tree of knowledge.
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IT IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN FOR SWIMMING CHILDREN TO FREQUENT THE DRYING CLOSET!
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In several cities and states, those questions are even forbidden by law.
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Are there any bands that are absolutely go-to or absolutely forbidden?
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Galactica opens in the Forbidden Valley area of Alton Towers in Apr. 2016.
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Fermions are forbidden from sharing states and always stick around on their own.
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Product placement will still be forbidden in content with a significant children's audience.
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But relationships help keep us sane, even if they're forbidden or not ideal.
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For many, playing of an instrument in Kerbala would be forbidden, they say.
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In a forbidden wilderness, there is a divine being who can resurrect her.
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"I had another name, but it's forbidden now," Offred explains in the trailer.
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Members of the US military were forbidden from wearing these styles until 2014.
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Tattoos, the neighbor, Younes Taha, recalled him saying, are forbidden under Islamic law.
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They are forbidden to use their phones or bring books into the grave.
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One of those rules is that discrimination based on age should be forbidden.
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So instead of going back, some are attempting the forbidden road to Canada.
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At this pre-dawn hour, all chatter and eye contact seemed strictly forbidden.
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Sex with multiple partners or someone of the same sex is strictly forbidden.
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Only the initiated are permitted to bear witness -- and women are strictly forbidden.
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When constantly told not to do drugs, the forbidden became ever more enticing.
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Right now, flights to the formerly forbidden country are starting at just $54.
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Episode 3 of AHS: Apocalypse, "Forbidden Fruit," separated the diehards from the rookies.
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His public defender is forbidden by office policy from commenting on the case.
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The first two options were puede (allowed), the last was bawal, or forbidden.
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But their story is so much more than a tale of forbidden love.
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Great songwriter with a cool voice; he's in a cool band, Forbidden Dimension.
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They were forbidden to take any possessions, not even a change of clothes.
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Dating within the team is forbidden, so the pair messes around in private.
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Marijuana remains strictly forbidden by the NFL, punishable by suspension and heavy fines.
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Senators were forbidden from launching personal attacks "impugning" the character of their colleagues.
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We are a truly horrible species, and the forest is forbidden to us.
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A Florida confectioner started selling actual candy (called "forbidden treat") resembling the pods.
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They were almost forbidden subjects because they menaced, sort of like soft rock.
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Our forbidden lovebirds did not get together, and Johnny Tran's lackey got away.
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A sea of giant spiders surrounds Harry and Ron in the Forbidden Forest.
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" In effect, the marketing was designed the maximize the "allure of the forbidden.
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It was even forbidden for Risan to use mannequins to display his clothes.
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As general literacy declined, he notes, "opportunities to read forbidden literature paradoxically increased".
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Forbidden by the abbot to experiment on field mice, Mendel began growing peas.
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The company said its rules "make clear" that posts promoting terrorism are forbidden.
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Strangely, it's forbidden to bring products containing frog meat into the kingdom too.
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I need another one or I can't get back into the forbidden city!
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In Georgia, it's forbidden to eat fried chicken with a knife and fork.
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The thrill of doing what was forbidden made everything more exciting for me.
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It is forbidden, for instance, to post, transmit or even download child pornography.
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Local governments also would be forbidden from considering those policies when awarding contracts.
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"The regime has forbidden me from landing and barricaded the border," Katumbi tweeted.
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Would they have urged the use of certain reproductive technologies, or forbidden others?
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We Americans, after all, are forbidden from entering most of our private lands.
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Censors declared that calling blockchain a scam on social media was henceforth forbidden.
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Also forbidden are "T-shirts, pins and ribbons" that encourage others to campaign.
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It changed my life totally but I was forbidden to listen to it.
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We were forbidden to play, so we used to play unofficially in secret.
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It feels truly forbidden, and reading it induces an exquisite sense of deviance.
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At that time religion was officially forbidden but unofficially tolerated by the government.
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Viewers are encouraged to pursue their own forbidden impulses through these voyeuristic scenes.
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Such conflicts of interest are forbidden as highly unethical in most legal systems.
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" And cell phones are strictly forbidden to stop "collusion between inside and outside.
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"Among mathematicians, computer proof verification was almost a forbidden subject," Dr. Voevodsky wrote.
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She is also forbidden from changing employers or traveling out of the country.
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Those who share forbidden content can face up to 14 years in jail.
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They are forbidden from displaying Nazi paraphernalia or swastikas and wearing Nazi uniforms.
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If he were younger, they would have forbidden him to play football altogether.
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The emptiness of a day when school is closed and practice is forbidden.
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Local media are forbidden from quoting Khatami in articles or publishing his image.
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Piracy is pretty much a non-issue since professionals are forbidden from posting.
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"It is an award for everything that is forbidden and banned," he said.
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The document citing the forbidden flags is separated by continent and ranges widely.
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Homosexuals are forbidden the safeguards that others enjoy or may seek without constraint.
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But the beauty of Weight Watchers is that there are no forbidden foods.
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"The Prophet tells us it's forbidden to kill prisoners of war," Bashar replied.
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But even the hungriest fundraisers know that accepting donations from foreigners is forbidden.
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Body checking is forbidden but play is still scrappy, with plenty of contact.
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But when it comes to surveillance, they are forbidden from looking across it.
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I was forbidden to make contact with nonapproved, non-Chinese peers outside school.
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Super PACs, or super political action committees, are forbidden from coordinating with candidates.
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Some broadcasters, it said, offered live content forbidden by Chinese law, including pornography.
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They are forbidden to wear make-up and perfume, to protect its flavour.
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You were nice not to post the forbidden scenes and we thank you!!!
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Even transporting a gun to a second home outside the city was forbidden.
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Judges on lower courts are forbidden to receive honoraria of more than $2,000.
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How long before non-ethnic Hungarians are themselves forbidden from working as teachers?
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Investors are also forbidden from misappropriating insurance funds or repurposing funds for investment.
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Women, be they politicians or Supreme Court Justices, are forbidden to do so.
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Academy members are forbidden to play on their high school or college teams.
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Harming or injuring marine mammals is forbidden under the Marine Mammal Protection Act.
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Their employees are generally forbidden from disclosing their work to friends and family.
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Her friends' apartments were forbidden to her, her palace off-limits to them.
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Eventually, they make love, which a priestess of Aphrodite is forbidden to do.
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But as soon as something became recognizable as a meme, it was forbidden.
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U.N. member states are expressly forbidden from exporting certain types to North Korea.
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While the fast food chain may not have meant to time its latest release with Halloween, it's certainly a timely move to debut the Forbidden Bowl and Forbidden Burrito, which both feature black rice...with no trendy charcoal in sight.
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Prayuth, putative head of the country's military regime, said he would introduce an executive order to allow some basic political prep to take place—strictly forbidden since a military coup in 2014—though legit campaigning appeared to still be forbidden.
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The law will move Ukraine's foreign exchange regulation from a position of "if it's not expressly allowed, it's forbidden" to "if it's not expressly forbidden, it's allowed" — a much more helpful stance for our banks and businesses looking to operate internationally.
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Under the 1991 decision, gays and lesbians, who were forbidden by law to marry in New York until 2011 and forbidden to adopt until 1995, could spend years helping their partners rear a child and yet have no legal rights.
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And Thor to be forbidden to come and save Jane because Earth doesn't matter.
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The district's rules are clear that fire and pyrotechnics are forbidden inside our buildings.
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Vlad GostomelskyHe wanted to find out just how popular the forbidden devices actually are.
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It is explicitly forbidden in our ads policies and it also violates our principles.
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The fatwa will decree the spreading of slander and lies as haram, or forbidden.
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Although relationships are common in prisons, gestures of intimacy between inmates are technically forbidden.
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Meanwhile, their tryst is framed in the context of 'forbidden love' and 'steamy romance.
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They were forbidden from looking at other people, beaten repeatedly and sexually assaulted daily.
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Advertisements trying to persuade users not to vote will soon be forbidden, for example.
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But by prohibiting access to football, they are making it like a forbidden fruit.
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"It is forbidden under Islamic law, to have an infidel leader," he told Reuters.
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It comes from Thailand and is actually mixed with brown and forbidden black rice.
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The Forbidden Forest leg of London's Warner Bros Studio Tour opens on March 31.
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Torba said doxxing (sharing or posting confidential information about users) has always been forbidden.
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Since 1976 the Hyde Amendment has forbidden the use of federal funds for abortion.
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Proceed directly into the forbidden room; enjoy the view as the floor gives way.
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There is a reason the Constitution singles out transactions with foreign governments as forbidden.
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"It was almost like falling for someone forbidden — like a friend's husband," Teague says.
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The story has everything: period costumes, a gorgeous Southern setting, and a forbidden romance.
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They're forbidden from drinking, smoking, and peeking under door of the girls' locker room.
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And, of course, filming advertisements in space is strictly forbidden for NASA crew members.
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In 1938, under the reign of Benito Mussolini, Jews are forbidden from many professions.
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Use of some props and actions seen as taunting the opposition are still forbidden.
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The draw for any visitor to Dandong is the view of the forbidden land.
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"I had another name but it's forbidden now," Offred (Moss) opens the latest trailer.
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For us, there is no forbidden snack more tempting than these little moisture spheres.
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Cameras were forbidden during the special moment ... for which, of course, she said yes.
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The rule -- players are forbidden to receive any instructions from coaches on the sideline.
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So the assertion that they weren't using the forbidden code doesn't really hold water.
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"Ultra-religious Jewish males are forbidden to look upon images of women," Variety explains.
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Forbidden Ritual and Imp Gang Boss both put lots of small minions into action.
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But a single bite of this forbidden fruit is enough to kill a person.
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A liberal society cannot create boundaries to understanding between the approved and the forbidden.
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China's companies are also thought to be forbidden from talking about any intelligence work.
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"Lenhardt knew the sexual conduct was forbidden by law," said prosecutors in the statement.
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He is forbidden from taking breaks and must remain standing, playing his romantic sax.
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Evidence, such as videos and pictures, was forbidden by the European Union in 2014.
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Phillips: On the dancefloor and in the darkrooms photos and videos are completely forbidden.
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If he knew this act was forbidden, then he could be sent to jail.
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The fatwa will decree the spreading of slander and lies as haram, or forbidden.
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So what would happen if your taste buds touched the forbidden lava of carbohydrates?
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Trying to appeal to her faith, they told her that basketball was haram —forbidden.
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Members of the public are forbidden from bringing electronic devices into the court's chamber.
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His mother had forbidden the mortician from any attempts to touch up his injuries.
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And now her daughter is having a very forbidden affair with a university student.
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That new policy would have forbidden any operation of the type launched in 2007.
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The Obama administration has officially forbidden any Nusra fighters to receive weapons or training.
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The appeals court ruled that once Facebook had forbidden Power's access, it became unauthorized.
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In defining the forbidden forms of sex discrimination, the law implicitly includes pregnancy discrimination.
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Dos Santos' passport has been seized and he is forbidden from leaving the country.
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In Muslet's understanding of Islam, terrorism and the taking of innocent life is forbidden.
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In fact, forced marriages are forbidden in Islam and definitely not the norm. 31.
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Just as offensive personal insults are forbidden on the floor of Congress — remember Sen.
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In a number of rooms, there are written reminders that these foods are forbidden.
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Many foods were sinful, but all of it became forbidden fruit after 7 p.m.
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In those days, this mysterious sparkle induced a fresh euphoria that almost felt forbidden.
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He is breaking down the last taboo, nearing the forbidden fruit of the pitch.
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Cruises to Cuba had been forbidden during the country's standoff with the United States.
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While private business broadly is tolerated, activities such as consuming foreign media are forbidden.
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Party in a Box A caterer's livelihood traditionally depends on now-forbidden large gatherings.
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Watching them now is like wandering into the forbidden corners of Bugs Bunny's imagination.
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Margaret discovers that she herself is a prisoner, forbidden from ever leaving the island.
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The next day, I was forbidden to speak to him or associate with him.
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Comparing the crimes of Nazi Germany to those of the Soviet Union is forbidden.
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Smith is also forbidden from driving with ANY amount of alcohol in his system.
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Drinking in bars and flamboyant wedding celebrations, both forbidden under ISIS, are now realities.
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In 2017, teenagers began jokingly commiserating about their "forbidden desire" to consume Tide Pods.
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And lastly, it's forbidden to do anything more than just touching in the jacuzzi.
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One of them, Khadija Satour, 15, was forbidden by her father from initially joining.
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It is about forbidden reading, and talks about what happens when reading is suppressed.
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Then David heads into the woods himself, where he falls into a forbidden romance.
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FORBIDDEN COLORS: RYUICHI SAKAMOTO AT THE MOVIES at the Quad Cinema (May 6363-15).
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More important, it's forbidden fruit considering that women aren't allowed to read in Gilead.
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For half a century prayer has been forbidden in schools and church membership shrinks.
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But the employees were forbidden to cut in on a couple who were dancing.
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The royal family, the government and the Church of England had forbidden a marriage.
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With a crown of equally forbidden whipped topping, it was considered a luxurious dessert.
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The government is forbidden by law to use its heft to negotiate lower prices.
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We might have secretly envied this girl, who had lived such a forbidden adventure.
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Eurydice's father has secretly kept possession of a pen — forbidden below — and his English.
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If it was not explicitly forbidden, she figured, she might as well try it.
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For decades, transgender people had been forbidden to serve in the United States military.
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Another issue was the serving of alcohol, which is forbidden at traditional Muslim weddings.
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Dark secrets, mystery, and forbidden love...you won't be able to put it down.
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If employers learn any of this information, they are forbidden from disclosing any details.
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She began almost at once to write stories drawn from long-forbidden childhood memories.
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When you enter the Temple of the Forbidden Eye guests will find Mara-glyphics.
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If it was forbidden to investigate other politicians, it would open up massive loopholes.
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The government is currently forbidden from intervening to prop up uncompetitive UK-based companies.
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These are 10 of the most fascinating places totally forbidden for outsiders to visit.
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"The Cayla doll is forbidden in Germany," he added, citing a German telecommunications law.
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On Wednesday they were pouring in to watch Elizabeth Warren read her forbidden letter.
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Their ancestral cultures have been oppressed and forbidden, and yet they rise up singing.
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All teaching will be done online and students will be forbidden from entering schools.
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On Saturday, he joined soldiers as they raised a flag in the Forbidden City.
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Forbidden to participate in daily life, Nepalese girls are speaking out against menstrual shaming.
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Is Louise's pitiless act the transference of her forbidden feelings about her privileged employer?
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And of course, like all teenagers (and people) I was attracted to the forbidden.
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This may look like boxed wine, but do not sip the forbidden nectar inside.
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Imports of both gold and foreign currency by exchange offices were previously forbidden, Pourebrahimi said.
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Knowing their love was forbidden, they fled and eventually settled in the cave to rest.
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I was no different to my friends, except I wasn't tempted by the forbidden fruit.
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Homosexual relations also are forbidden even if a person is married or in a relationship.
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One could be considered a mere notification, while the other would be a forbidden ad.
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Local governments are also forbidden from considering those policies when awarding a contract, she said.
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Crew sleeping with passengers is strictly – like, kick you off the next day strictly – forbidden.
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Professor-student relationships were not expressly forbidden at Yale and Columbia when Roma taught there.
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Personal firearms being forbidden, he bought three nail-guns and began to fiddle with them.
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Both live with observant Muslim families for whom any sex outside of marriage is forbidden.
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Luna Lovegood and the Weasley twins are no longer barred from entering the Forbidden Forest.
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Rachid and his pals live in Saudi Arabia, where that kind of thing is forbidden.
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If you like strategic games, we recommend Ticket to Ride: Nordic Countries or Forbidden Island.
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I know flash pictures are forbidden, but it was way to tempting 😜🙈 pic.twitter.
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Ng was stripped of his potential winnings and forbidden from competing for the next year.
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Ahmadis are forbidden from calling themselves Muslims or using Islamic symbols in their religious practices.
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Haredim, it was explained, are forbidden from close contact with females who are not relatives.
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Children reported terrible conditions, being raped and beaten and forbidden from speaking their native language.
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The country is governed by an inescapable law: lying is forbidden, punishable by jail time.
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The dissemination of religious information anywhere other than their own internet platforms is also forbidden.
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Viewers don't even see the star-crossed young lovers after their anticlimactic "Forbidden Fruit" death.
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Many people worry God will be angry because so much is haram (forbidden), she says.
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It's forbidden in friendly meme wars, but r/prequelmemes users brigaded r/sequelmemes for days.
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At 14, she was permanently separated from her mother, forbidden even to visit Catherine's deathbed.
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Governments are forbidden from using their regulatory authorities to provide preferential treatment to their SOEs.
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Pharmacists were forbidden from advertising their prices, making it difficult for patients to shop around.
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A climb up Jingshan Hill offers a stellar view down into Beijing's iconic Forbidden City.
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It's Uruguay in the year 1977, and homosexuality is forbidden under the military government's rule.
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The sale of Indian direct-to-home service is also forbidden, yet common, in Pakistan.
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Nearly two decades later, what was once forbidden is now the fruit of his labor.
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The sale of Indian direct-to-home service is also forbidden but common in Pakistan.
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The two begin a brief relationship... only to find out that their love is forbidden.
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In August, TV shows were forbidden from "overt admiration for Western lifestyles" and showing cleavage.
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But you also were conditioned to feel guilty for being interested in those forbidden topics.
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Enjoy them while you can, for humming these tunes is forbidden after the new year.
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Kurdish schools, organizations and publications were forbidden; even the words "Kurd" and "Kurdistan" were prohibited.
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"Most of the clothes we sold were considered forbidden during the terrorist era," he says.
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A combination of scuba fabric but there's the word 'burk' in it, so it's forbidden.
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It was forbidden to practice the sport and a number of the boxers were executed.
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A statue of the Virgin Mary, forbidden under communism, went up in the central square.
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However, 18 remain forbidden to export pending the end of the audit, the statement said.
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Ministers are forbidden to channel money through "intermediaries" such as contractors, trade unions or NGOs.
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Settlers of Catan, Forbidden Island, and 7 Wonders are all pretty common at our house.
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President Trump and first lady Melania Trump toured the Forbidden City in Beijing on Wednesday.
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Sitting as a single man in the family area of a restaurant is also forbidden.
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Her daughter, princess Aiko, is forbidden from becoming empress by Japan's male-only succession law.
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Finding an afterschool job or preparing for college are either frowned upon or outright forbidden.
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It is the ultimate story of forbidden love and is often referenced in popular culture.
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The Imperial Palace — aka the Forbidden City — is the ultimate form of high Chinese architecture.
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Haunting photos of the abandoned military base show what the Forbidden City looks like today.
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But on Thanksgiving, take it from me, even this call and response should be forbidden.
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Critics called her choice to compete in the pageant "haram," meaning forbidden by Islamic law.
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Further complicating matters, the Bangladeshi government has forbidden refugees from using cellphones, citing security reasons.
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Cigarettes were forbidden, and guards would monitor family visits and track who'd smuggled them in.
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Lots of the music we loved was forbidden, and our favorite musicians were in exile.
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The Colonel is the Forbidden Planet everyman that a generation of shut-in masturbators demand.
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They are forbidden from touching the children; physical contact is limited to a fist bump.
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And even if we had, a show about vampires and witches would have been forbidden.
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The US subsequently conducted a missile test that would have been forbidden under the treaty.
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HHS also pushed back on suggestions that it has "banned, prohibited or forbidden" certain words.
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We believed we were being handed unprecedented gifts, but being forbidden to cash them in.
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It forbids killing; well, we are doing all those things which are forbidden by Islam.
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The central, forbidden love story, between Mélisande and Golaud's brother, Pelléas, is hardly even articulated.
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Apparently, anyone who knows anything about fishing knows that bananas are forbidden on fishing boats.
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Feral House and Amok Books were dispensers of forbidden knowledge that presaged 4chan and Reddit.
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When the ban ended, enthusiasts could finally buy what for a decade had been forbidden.
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" Small wonder that when "Forbidden Broadway" did its (priceless) parody, it was called "Grim Hotel.
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You knock over an expensive lamp, for instance, or drink a forbidden bottle of wine.
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Motke grows up to be a lawyer, forbidden, because he is Jewish, from practicing law.
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The songs are generally sung by men, who are forbidden from listening to women singing.
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Two fights and zero wins into his forbidden odyssey in Europe, Palhares's future is uncertain.
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Nonpunitive resolutions such as mediation were forbidden, even if that is what both sides wanted.
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These books are about love, travel, food, and a forbidden romance with an English prince.
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And in those digital bodies, pedophiles can engage in sexual scenarios forbidden outside digital contexts.
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Jafar's presence — or rather Panahi's — is similarly meaningful, given that he's forbidden to leave Iran.
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An elective dish with a whiff of the forbidden; pretty irresistible, if you ask me.
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In one group on the messaging app Telegram, references to Marx and Lenin are forbidden.
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"Frenchmen, civilians and Jews strictly forbidden" reads the business card for Chez Arlette, in German.
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Eventually they were touching each other's crotches, enjoying the excitement of a new, forbidden romance.
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Kimbanguists are also forbidden from sleeping naked, in case God calls on them at night.
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Public pressure forced Starbucks a decade ago to close an outlet in Beijing's Forbidden City.
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Social events such as weddings and baptisms will be forbidden, but funerals will be permitted.
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Visitors line up to view him through a small window — pictures forbidden — and move on.
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Likewise, there is a rogue history of using forbidden tools to enhance sign-stealing capabilities.
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There's a sweet, forbidden romance and an inspiring story of finding your own creative voice.
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The Democrats also riposted that Mr. Trump had forbidden people with firsthand knowledge from testifying.
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This is less a chronicle of forbidden desire than an examination of how desire works.
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Forbidden love, jealousy and betrayal are some of the most common components of operatic librettos.
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Remember, debt collectors are forbidden from threatening you, making false statements or using foul language.
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However, some schools have forbidden participation, citing safety concerns and objections to disrupting class time.
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When I saw "Forbidden Planet" when it first came out, people were quiet — but talked.
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She is forbidden from taking a lunch hour, despite it being guaranteed in her contract.
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It was still forbidden to eat in the dining hall because it was not bombproof.
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Our government is forbidden by law from doing so (for the Medicare and Medicaid programs).
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Even so, federal law long considered hemp to be as forbidden as cocaine and heroin.
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Exercising your voice is not forbidden, but it does take courage on a liberal campus.
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Women are forbidden to read, cannot control money and are forced to wear modesty clothing.
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Since September 2004, the driving of motor vehicles, including motorcycles and scooters, has been forbidden.
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See below for a list of 10 fascinating places that are totally forbidden to visit.
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There's an explosion of mining happening in Brazil, which was previously forbidden inside indigenous reserves.
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EST, and reporting on election results is forbidden in the country before polls are closed.
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What happened to Leeann Fontenot, Bobby Lewis and Marquez Wilson was already forbidden by policy.
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After years of strictly enforcing a list of forbidden words, Amazon has loosened its rules.
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On the island, both recruits and trainers were forbidden from communicating with the outside world.
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And if you had read any of my 'Forbidden Forest' trilogy, you would know that.
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A few had been expressly forbidden to come out or even to speak about homosexuality.
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The use of live ammunition against civilian protesters is forbidden by international human rights law.
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" Talking about food was forbidden, she writes; "it was considered crude, like talking about sex.
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Under the terms of his release, Hopovac was forbidden to leave Grant County without permission.
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Flynn also reportedly installed a private Internet connection in his Pentagon office, which was forbidden.
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The Post cites other CDC officials confirmed that a list of forbidden words does exist.
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They're still forbidden from keeping their names, because names would make them individual human beings.
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And where packages from home are allowed, workers have thrown away those that contained forbidden items.
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The exhibit is behind glass and is monitored by camera, with visitors forbidden to take photographs.
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The United Arab Emirates has forbidden travel to Lebanon since 2012, supposedly because of kidnapping risks.
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The sculptures featured in Forbidden Fruit were inspired by 18th century Baroque figurines—with a twist.
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Their drinking might've been motivated by the allure of forbidden fruit, peer pressure, or pure hedonism.
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And the warning for coaching came because coaching is forbidden by the ITF Grand Slam rulebook.
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At China's Palace Museum in Beijing's Forbidden City, the sticks aren't permitted to protect the artifacts.
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Mooppan said no, because the constitution prohibited using "forbidden traits," such as gender, as a proxy.
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The camera doesn't leer or laugh at Eliza, or frame her self-pleasure as something forbidden.
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The NFL has opened an investigation to figure out whether Manning actually used the forbidden drugs.
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He is also forbidden from viewing extremist videos, and probation officers will monitor his internet use.
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Such forbidden books can be found in bookstores, newsstands and airport shops all over Hong Kong.
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The question was practically forbidden under the conservative papacies of John Paul II and Benedict XVI.
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"I was forbidden from contact," Breedlove told BuzzFeed News, speaking of the Obama-era diplomatic freeze.
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Robert's Rebellion, which caused thousands to die, began as a clash of unrequited and forbidden love.
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Uber drivers are forbidden from carrying guns, even in states where it's legal to do so.
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The cinematic animation in Eastern Sunrise tells the story of a forbidden romance set in Rizhao.
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The scavengers have been forbidden for some years from foraging for fragments at ancient kiln sites.
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And once I was faced with this fabled, forbidden cheese I couldn't not taste it, right?
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The announcement notes that alcohol possession for those under 21 years of age remains forbidden entirely.
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A: Congress hasn't expressly forbidden unilateral uses of force outside of the three contexts mentioned above.
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First of all, you can technically lick Himalayan salt lamps, so the snack isn't entirely forbidden.
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Long after the Tide Pods meme expires, they will still qualify as something of forbidden fruit.
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Future contestants who feared that perhaps $420 was one of the forbidden wagers can rest easy.
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After the revolution in Iran 1979 she was forbidden to perform and her music got banned.
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The symbol is forbidden in Germany, according to German outlet Bento, which first noticed the similarity.
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For now, branded content, as in channels sponsored by a partner brand, is forbidden on Snapchat.
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Once you've established that, you designate various things as work pieces, forbidden areas and so on.
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At the crux of my early, forbidden play experiences was the Nancy Drew computer game series.
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Patrons are forbidden from entering licensed venues located in Sydney's city centre after 1:30 a.m.
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The forbidden nature of how the protagonists' court their prey, makes the hunt alluring to watch.
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Vaping, which is currently forbidden by most major airlines anyway, looks set for a federal restriction.
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Mobile phones, the internet and romantic relationships, if the rumors are to be believed, are forbidden.
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Under the Communist regime, the practice of magic was forbidden and practitioners were arrested if caught.
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The Globe and Mail has now suspended McLaren and forbidden her from talking to the press.
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The United Nations has paid to educate three generations of people who are forbidden to work.
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As part of his probation, he was forbidden from possessing a weapon or leaving the state.
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It goes from the story of a forbidden romance, into a tale of betrayal and revenge.
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But not too long ago, interracial relationships were largely forbidden — that is, until the Loving v.
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Instead, he said, General Golan crossed a forbidden line between the professionals and the decision makers.
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Like the name of a horror movie villain, maybe you shouldn't even say the forbidden word.
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We are eating forbidden apples more hungrily than ever, but we slap ourselves with every bite.
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Hence, the mere utterance of abstinence from forbidden activities does not a change of heart make.
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Hizb ut-Tahrir was allowed to operate in the U.K. but was forbidden under Egyptian law.
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Also nominated was the film Carol, which portrays Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara as forbidden lovers.
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Leopold will be forbidden from lobbying Jenkins's office, though she is leaving Capitol Hill in January.
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It comes as no surprise, then, that words are the most forbidden contraband to a handmaid.
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Public schools are closed and the government has forbidden public gatherings, according to the Red Cross.
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A sacred Maori burial ground lies on the northern bank, and interference is tapu, or forbidden.
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Although happy hour alcohol discounts are entirely legal, advertising the price of those discounts was forbidden.
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"Creating access to something that's forbidden to the entire city is the project," Mr. Josephson said.
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I enjoyed foreplay, mostly because of the excitement of it being forbidden where I grew up.
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"And by the way nobody in Germany is forbidden from getting involved with Kuka," she added.
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His wife breaks a crystal on the Poet's shelf, which she has been forbidden to touch.
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He argued that the Kimball coach had recruited Frazier, which is forbidden under Texas athletic regulations.
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The two cities share space, but are forbidden by law and custom from acknowledging each other.
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" You said, "it isn't forbidden knowledge, it's American's most ancient justification for bigotry and racial inequality.
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Libertson says the reason for this is that tattoos are still forbidden in most public bathhouses.
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What kind of risks was she taking in being such an activist in a forbidden city?
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The group, whose name means 'Western education is forbidden', has pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.
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Though, as you can see in this exclusive clip, the pair begin a forbidden, passionate affair.
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His relatives had been forbidden to travel to pressure him to stop criticizing the kingdom's rulers.
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These include Beijing's Palace Museum in the Forbidden City, which has been closed since January 25.
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Attempts by superiors to influence the handling of a case are forbidden as unlawful command influence.
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PwC accountants were forbidden from using social media during the show, in hopes of reducing distractions.
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In contrast to veterinary practice, the medical profession has long forbidden the notion of speeding death.
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In an age when there's little you can't show on TV, where are the forbidden zones?
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Most colleges once required "clear and convincing" evidence that a student had committed a forbidden act.
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Men are also the subject of clothing laws: They are forbidden to wear shorts in public.
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But it was that forbidden language that was key to the United States winning the war.
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Trump and Xi then dined in the Forbidden City, Beijing's ancient imperial palace for Chinese emperors.
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For decades, American Express has contractually forbidden merchants from encouraging cardholders to use its competitors'' cards.
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They have forbidden defense team members from independently contacting or investigating most former black site workers.
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Anything that would have dealt with relationships across racial lines was absolutely forbidden in those days.
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While bear hunting has been forbidden since 1962, the shepherds are threatening to ignore the ban.
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But all the comments below the post were eventually deleted, and new comments have been forbidden.
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People were forbidden to eat meat and fish and had to eat one meal a day.
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Largely bedridden, her eyes bandaged, she was forbidden to laugh, cry or even move her head.
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Certain colors were forbidden in season one in order to keep the finale twist a secret.
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As a Scorpio Uranus native, you feel a strong attraction to forbidden knowledge and obscured information.
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No use being in space if you're forbidden from transmitting on the frequencies you need, right?
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L.S.U. players were seen smoking cigars — forbidden in the Superdome — in pictures from the postgame celebration.
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Politicians are strictly forbidden by law from giving anything to constituents that even hints at gifts.
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"He's building a Forbidden City in the heart of Belgrade," Mr. Kovacevic said of the president.
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When Mr. Trump visited Beijing in 2017, Mr. Xi courted him in the imperial Forbidden City.
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While decoding another teams' signs isn't against the rules, using technology to do so is forbidden.
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BEFORE: The Forbidden City in Beijing is one of the most visited sites in the world.
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In addition, local governments would be forbidden to consider a business's bathroom policy when awarding contracts.
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Under EU rules the government is forbidden from intervening to prop up uncompetitive UK-based companies.
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Before June 4, 1967, Jews were forbidden from praying at the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site.
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So, for example, only government officials of Venezuela are forbidden from traveling to the United States.
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But transporting a gun elsewhere — even to a second home outside the city — was generally forbidden.
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The executives' only reservation concerned the subject of divorce, which was still forbidden on network television.
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On top of that, the AG was recused—forbidden from doing anything regarding the Mueller investigation.
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There are the handshakes before oral arguments and lunches where discussions concerning court business are forbidden.
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They are also forbidden from driving for ride-hail services if they have a criminal history.
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Siatta lived in Fox Company's barracks, where underage drinking was forbidden and policed by noncommissioned officers.
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The data categorically demonstrates that minority voting power can be protected when partisan gerrymandering is forbidden.
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I badly want to crowd it, but turtle-crowding is forbidden by signs on the bank.
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In the event you are rejected, you might be forbidden from reapplying for another three months.
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The lemongrass and ginger in this brothy soup is an ode to all that forbidden spice.
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The public-benefit defense, which whistle-blowers can offer in many countries, is forbidden in ours.
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And in a 1997 appropriations bill, NPS was forbidden to spend federal funds on counting crowds.
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Their gowns, their jewelry, their religious accouterments and the paintings they appreciated can now be found here in Massachusetts, in "Empresses of China's Forbidden City": a huge and opulent exhibition at the Peabody Essex Museum that excavates the lives of women behind the Forbidden City walls.
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" WATCH: Forbidden Love in Israel "I came out twice—first as a gay, and then as trans.
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It was also the first film shot in Beijing's Forbidden City, the ancient home of China's rulers.
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All the fans are forbidden to stand out and could only sit on to see the show?!?
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Screenshot: Pear VideoThe People's Daily warned commuters that riding the X-ray machines is forbidden and harmful.
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It would be assimilated to direct financing of public spending, which is totally forbidden by European Treaties.
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It's like I'm Eve, and potent retinoids and professional-strength, at-home peels are the forbidden fruit.
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For starters, flaunting the navel was strictly forbidden and bathing suits weren't allowed to be shown wet.
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As I have said previously, there are no banned, prohibited or forbidden words at the CDC—period.
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At the time, they were strictly forbidden to bring cameras along the route to record the experience.
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He also worked at Orlando's popular Wizarding World of Harry Potter, operating the attraction's "Forbidden Journey" ride.
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"Millions of Americans believe racism only describes people who use forbidden slurs in casual conversation," Beutler notes.
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We established a clear rule of no agreements with anyone — [that was] completely forbidden in my administration.
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Under international law, upheld by European courts, pushing back boats laden with would-be refugees is forbidden.
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In the federal courthouse in Alexandria, Virginia, phones and computers are forbidden — and no cameras are allowed.
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He can't fish the sea urchins, because it's forbidden, so he has all this method of hiding.
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I felt way more tense reading about the Forbidden Forest than I did watching it on screen.
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Texas is among the largest states to determine that daily fantasy sports are forbidden by state law.
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Kashmiri political leaders were arrested, internet and phone networks were shut down and public assembly was forbidden.
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Some take it for spineless laxity in the face of what ought to be fought or forbidden.
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He would say it was forbidden and instead greet them by putting a hand to his chest.
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They also make unannounced visits to test offenders for drugs and alcohol, both of which are forbidden.
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"I carry with me from my male upbringing a sense that femininity is forbidden," she tells me.
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And it will take more than a dinner in the Forbidden City to wish those ambitions away.
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Growing up, I was equally forbidden from heels, as I was from jewelry, makeup, dresses, and wigs.
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I ordered a beet and goat cheese side salad and my favorite lemongrass salmon with forbidden rice.
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The code talkers were forbidden from telling anyone about it until their work was declassified in 1968.
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At your Forbidden Research talk, you said that women's bodies have been used as borders of nations.
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And despite the disappearance of the publishers, Hong Kong's forbidden books continue attracting customers from the mainland.
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Cameras were forbidden, but that didn't stop intrepid audience members with an appetite for destruc— er, documentation.
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The same goes for her 20 or so followers, who are forbidden from talking to the media.
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Since it's 1905, Alicia and Julio's crossing-class-lines flirtation is extra forbidden, and thus far sexier.
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Jeff Merkley (D-OR) said the forbidden word list was reminiscent of George Orwell's dystopian novel 1984.
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It was forbidden to faranji— outsiders— who, if they survived the Elmuthaleth crossing, were executed as spies.
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The entrance for Israeli citizens is forbidden, dangerous to your lives and is against the Israeli law.
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If there was an opportunity to read a book of forbidden knowledge, I'd take in every page.
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It is also forbidden from investing in some industries, including tobacco makers and producers of nuclear arms.
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The front door feels like a gate to paradise right now; an unattainable, forbidden portal to freedom.
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In an effort to exclude yakuza members from society, visible tattoos are forbidden in most public places.
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The song finds Ralo and friends embracing forbidden flings with women attracted to their high-octane lifestyles.
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Girls were forbidden from going to school when the Taliban ruled the country from 1996 to 2001.
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Of course, you might want to sample the forbidden fruit of foreign Netflix without the above pretense.
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Enjoy these Christmas recordings while you can, for humming these tunes is forbidden after the new year.
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Indeed its leader, Abu Muhammad al-Julani, says Mr Zawahiri has expressly forbidden him from doing so.
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Tech companies will also educate their users and tell them that it's forbidden to post hateful content.
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Some said they were told they are forbidden from even applying for other jobs within the company.
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Any kind of romantic or erotic attachment is forbidden, and disciplinary methods range from comical to horrific.
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Abu Ali -- cigarettes and shisha Smoking shisha or cigarettes was forbidden in public or private under ISIS.
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An ounce of "Forbidden Fruit" goes for $192 without a membership and $142 with one, for example.
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Moreover, there is settled Supreme Court precedent that establishes that sex and sexual orientation discrimination are forbidden.
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Some have said that they did not know the arrangements had to be disclosed or were forbidden.
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He asked a young man at a tram stop recently not to smoke, as it was forbidden.
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Trump later suggested that she did not speak up because she was forbidden by her Muslim faith.
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Long forbidden in the Jewish and Muslim faiths, and disparaged by Christians, it slowly became more acceptable.
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All members of Adam Neumann's family, including Paltrow Neumann, were also forbidden from serving on WeWork's board.
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Inside the house, talking was forbidden except in emergencies, and then you had to speak in Latin.
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The wrestling team had continued to practice but was forbidden to compete until the investigation was completed.
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"I heard the news," he said, when asked if he knew that cars were forbidden from driving.
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We were forbidden to photograph checkpoints during our 12-day stay in Syria, but they are ubiquitous.
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If voting representation in the U.S. Congress is overlooked, the "S" word is even more forbidden: statehood.
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It is forbidden to wear the burkini in many municipal swimming pools, but not at the beach.
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Hus was forbidden to preach, so he left Prague and traveled around the countryside, preaching in Czech.
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And then hanging around with bad company and guys and doing all sorts of haram [forbidden] things.
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It's a searing revival, one that almost feels forbidden given the depth and pain the play explores.
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But the monks consume fewer calories than the general population, and are forbidden to eat after midday.
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THE TRIUMPH OF CHRISTIANITY How a Forbidden Religion Swept the World By Bart D. Ehrman 2300 pp.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Aptly titled, Forbidden City is Gail Mazur's seventh book of poetry.
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What strikes me about the poems in Forbidden City — many of them memories recollected — is their reticence.
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Photography has always felt forbidden and dangerous to me, but has brought me everything in my life.
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I am a sucker for forbidden or unusual romances with strong female characters and equally strong prose.
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All government offices, except for military, are forbidden from creating new positions, including ones for outside contractors.
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They were told the camps, razor-wire ringed areas they are forbidden to leave, would be temporary.
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To monitor them, the company has a network of moderators who use PowerPoint slides detailing what's forbidden.
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The company's solution: a network of workers using a maze of PowerPoint slides spelling out what's forbidden.
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My father was on the other side of a wall that I was forbidden to pass through.
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Now the police actively pursue the authors of forbidden material, and irritation has been replaced by fear.
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An earlier version of this article referred imprecisely to the auction record the "Forbidden Planet" robot broke.
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However, after prohibition in the late 1960s, research was forbidden and did not begin again until 2014.
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"For many centuries, meat and dairy consumption were forbidden for religious reasons on every Friday," she wrote.
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But the children can now check out secular books from the public library, forbidden to them before.
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The more strenuous the Soviet efforts to suppress a work, the greater its frisson of the forbidden.
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All those activities are now forbidden as Denver struggles with a growing number of COVID-19 cases.
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No one will tell him why it's forbidden, but he's not the type to let it rest.
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It's human nature to desire forbidden fruit, but maybe it's best we stick to what we have.
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"She was this gorgeous little thing, but she was also a forbidden fruit," Mr. Deutsch said jokingly.
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The majority of Palestinians who do not have Jerusalem ID's are forbidden to enter occupied East Jerusalem.
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Though it is forbidden to photograph between cities, I took pictures surreptitiously, much to my son's consternation.
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He kills a guard for the elevator key, and goes down to the hospital's forbidden lower level.
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Senators are breaking impeachment trial rules by eating forbidden snacks, according to reporters in the Senate Chamber.
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Those officials were permitted to read the document, but were forbidden to make copies or take notes.
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To illustrate this point, consider the question of cruel and unusual punishment, forbidden under the Fourth Amendment.
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The underlying tenet of society, we come to understand, is that people are forbidden to be single.
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One who brazenly pronounces that which was forbidden to say, to the squealing satisfaction of frustrated followers.
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She was resting after fleeing her home, chain-smoking the cigarettes ISIS had forbidden her to have.
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The Navy also has forbidden TikTok from being used on government-issued phones, The Washington Post reported.
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This marked the first time a specific group of people were forbidden to enter the United States.
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South Korea's Defence Ministry has forbidden troops stationed in Daegu from welcoming guests and leaving their barracks.
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For fun, he plays soccer with other Syrian boys — in bright tropical print shorts, forbidden under ISIS.
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And don't get hung up on whether the college has explicitly forbidden the service you would provide.
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Such practices are generally forbidden under the law, which requires clear, opt-in consent to data tracking.
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Unfortunately, such policies are rarely successful, and in many cases they elevate political discussion to forbidden fruit.
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The feminism of writers who are mothers is a fetish, but the motherhood of scholars is forbidden.
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Allotting any part of that 45 minutes to another member of Congress is forbidden under the rules.
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States are forbidden from executing individuals whose mental state precludes them from understanding the reason for punishment.
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A curfew was imposed, mosques were closed, and gatherings of more than a few people were forbidden.
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Washing oneself more than once a week was forbidden as it was considered bad for skin health.
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Federal roads and infrastructure, federally subsidized flood insurance and other federal expenditures are forbidden within the CBRS.
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I worked as an English teacher and an "undercover" missionary in a country where proselytizing was forbidden.
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I want what is forbidden for me to be most natural for them: to pray out loud.
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The new designs often include "isolation rooms," soundproof phone booths, and even lounges where technology is forbidden.
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Our interaction with female recruits was not just limited but was explicitly forbidden by our drill instructors.
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Oh, and here's a video of her performing some of Forbidden World live in an excellent jacket!
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Desire is complicated; racialized desire — that is, desire for another presented to us as forbidden — is perilous.
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"In the past, this issue was forbidden and any kind of import would be considered contraband," Pourebrahimi said.
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It is forbidden to use hearsay to create news or use conjecture and imagination to distort the facts.
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Jasmine futzes with that forbidden sheet-covered object, whatever it is, and a chandelier crashes to the floor.
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View Sample Though we're not suggesting it, sex with a forbidden mate may also increase your calorie burn.
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Men are forbidden to grow beards, women may not wear head coverings and children are barred from prayers.
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Forbidden Fruit uses the story of Adam and Eve to explore themes of domesticity, seduction, civility, and restraint.
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Stores and restaurants are forbidden from selling bottled alcoholic beverages, and many have already boarded up their windows.
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Loose bedding and soft toys should also be left out, and smoking should be forbidden near the baby.
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But it's the tech forbidden to inmates that they've nevertheless managed to use to truly amplify their message.
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Though abortions were forbidden in California at the time, Hodel ran an illegal abortion clinic in his basement.
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Under Pakistani law, Ahmadis are forbidden from calling themselves Muslims or using Islamic symbols in their religious practices.
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Hushed discussions in dark corridors are about illicit affairs, forbidden romances, or the passing-on of terrible secrets.
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"Wine, and all inebriating liquors are forbidden as being the cause of more evil than profit," he wrote.
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The measure mostly affected the buffalo industry, as killing cows for meat was already forbidden in most states.
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But if you explicitly allow it for some then it kind of implies that it's forbidden for others.
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A number of films helped inspire Alien, including Dark Star, Forbidden Planet, Planet of the Vampires, and more.
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However, magic has been forbidden ever since her home was conquered by the Paladis Empires two centuries ago.
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The children were forbidden to shower more than once a year and none had ever seen a dentist.
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Small signs warn that photographs are forbidden; a larger one, somewhat implausibly, advertises the building as a "Museum".
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The state has progressively starved universities of funds, not least because it has forbidden them from charging fees.
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And she insisted she never told the investigator that her father had forbidden her to leave the house.
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Anti-vaccination advocate Andreas Kalcker's "Forbidden Health," which promotes chlorine dioxide as an autism cure, was also removed.
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In his statement on the show, the grand mufti equated chess with gambling, which is forbidden in Islam.
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For anyone who can't get to Irvine, maybe there's a way to recreate the Forbidden Bowl via makeup?
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