And if it's outlawed in one place, it should be outlawed everywhere. Yep.
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Gun ownership should never be outlawed, just as it isn't outlawed in Britain or Australia.
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All of these approaches were "outlawed" in the gaming world, and also outlawed in the digital art world at that time.
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In Michigan, Republicans outlawed straight-ticket voting in 2001; voters reinstated it after a ballot initiative the next year; in 2015, the Republican-controlled legislature outlawed it again.
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Board of Education , which outlawed racial segregation in schools.
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If you're curious, read all about it right here.) Slavery would not have been outlawed (in 1865) The 13th amendment (1865) outlawed slavery and involuntary servitude ("except as a punishment for crime").
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He was also charged with supporting outlawed Kurdish PKK militants.
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The U.S., U.K. and China have all outlawed ivory trade.
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It said 117 were members of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood.
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In several places, including Britain, anonymous donation has been outlawed.
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This is like a psychedelic experience that can't be outlawed.
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Revealing tops, miniskirts, and stockings have also reportedly been outlawed.
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Fan clubs known as "Ultras" were outlawed in May 2015.
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This lead to the Harrison Tax Act which outlawed cocaine.
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Sex before marriage is still frowned upon or even outlawed.
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Right, and that kind of stuff should be, probably, outlawed.
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For one thing, raves were still outlawed at the time.
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In 2005, the court outlawed the execution of juvenile murderers.
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She was wearing a burqa, outlawed in France since 2010.
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The 2016 National Defense Authorization Act already outlawed the practice.
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Access to contraception is spotty, and abortion is often outlawed.
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He was also charged with supporting outlawed PKK Kurdish militants.
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Unlike most Western countries, South Korea has never outlawed homosexuality.
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Genetic modification of humans should be outlawed in all forms.
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The pact, which was joined by 21948 nations, outlawed war.
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Now this proprietary trading was outlawed in the United States.
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Hazing should be outlawed in every school, in every state.
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The outlawed PKK wants autonomy for Turkey's largely Kurdish southeast.
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McCain, in his letter, noted that Congress has outlawed torture.
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Brunson was also charged with supporting outlawed PKK Kurdish militants.
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In another telling example, it was only after 28503 states outlawed pharmacy benefit management (PBM) gag clauses, which prohibited pharmacists from telling consumers about less-costly drug options, that Congress outlawed the practice in 22019.
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Youth full-pads football simply shouldn't be played — outlawed if necessary.
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Photo: AmazonAmazon's connected tokens of capitalism have been outlawed in Germany.
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It does not mean that abortion is going to be outlawed.
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Turkey sees the YPG as an extension of the outlawed PKK.
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After 1950 concubines were outlawed and infidelity deemed a bourgeois vice.
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But ironically, both politics and religion are outlawed at Wasteland Weekend.
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ONE of the more unsavoury airline practices has now been outlawed.
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An offshoot of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) took credit.
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Critics say this would encourage surrogacy, which is outlawed in Italy.
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We've outlawed debtors prisons in this country and for good reason.
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Regulations that in effect outlawed acquisitions constrained its opportunities for growth.
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The practice has been outlawed by England's Football Association since 2008.
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She included sleep deprivation among the techniques that should be outlawed.
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It also outlawed donations to entities who met the previous criteria.
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Slavery is explicitly outlawed by the 13th Amendment to the Constitution.
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But as dog fighting was outlawed, pit bulls became popular pets.
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The custom has been outlawed in India but still widely practiced.
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During the campaign, Trump advocated reinstating waterboarding, which President Obama outlawed.
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Police on Sunday outlawed guns there and suspended all weapons permits.
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For example, China recently banned all cryptocurrency exchanges and outlawed ICOs.
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He banned humor before he outlawed Christmas for over 30 years.
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Spoofing was outlawed by the 2010 U.S. Dodd-Frank financial reforms.
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Homosexuality is not specifically outlawed in Egypt but discrimination is rife.
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But leaded gasoline, a neurotoxin and environmental hazard, was eventually outlawed.
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In Pakistan and Indonesia, the practice has been outlawed for years.
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Fiji, Madagascar, Republic of Congo and Suriname outlawed the death penalty.
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Board of Education, which outlawed segregation in schools, and Loving v.
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Outboard engines were outlawed in most of the 1,000 lakes there.
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Later on, after slavery was outlawed, police enforced Jim Crow laws.
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England and Wales outlawed upskirting this year, and France in 2018.
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Gambling has been outlawed since the Communists took power in 13.
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India outlawed prenatal sex determination in 1994, but enforcement is lax.
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Commercial whaling was outlawed in South America and Antarctica in 1994.
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The HDP denies links to the outlawed militant Kurdistan Workers' Party.
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Self-induced abortions have been outlawed in seven states (although not Georgia), but remain relatively common in situations where conventional medical alternatives have been outlawed, sometimes forcing women to turn to underground networks of informal providers.
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Those arrested all have ties with the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood, it said.
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Homosexuality is not outlawed in Kenya's constitution, which was amended in 2010.
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California outlawed gay conversion therapy in 2012, calling it ineffective and harmful.
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Some drugs are only available by prescription, and others are outlawed altogether.
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Manually driven cars may even be outlawed or restricted to closed circuits.
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Turkey has accused Germany of harboring members of an outlawed Kurdish group.
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The story is set in a dystopian world where books are outlawed.
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But Sun said that isn't enough and he wants the marriages outlawed.
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If the product were outlawed there the mob would gladly step in.
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" We stood up and said, "We think these guns should be outlawed.
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Is The Times supporting a "sport" that is outlawed in many countries?
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Under the current draft, they said, marital rape would finally be outlawed.
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According to this Louisiana law, stealing someone else's crawfish is strictly outlawed.
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Mississippi did not ratify the Thirteenth Amendment, which outlawed slavery, until 1995.
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"If this goes through, this will be outlawed," he said between bites.
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He's also a birther and has called for homosexuality to be outlawed.
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If tomorrow, eating lunch at your desk were outlawed, I'd be excited.
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The group was outlawed throughout Egypt after an army coup ousted Morsi.
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Private insurers are outlawed — otherwise, it would be a multi-payer system.
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He was also charged with supporting outlawed PKK Kurdish militants and espionage.
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That's why it is outlawed everywhere, including the home, in 53 countries.
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By 1970, LSD had been outlawed and declared a Schedule 1 substance.
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But each time an ingredient was outlawed, something else took its place.
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Kentucky, which outlawed the practice of pre-empting jurors based on race.
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Chemical weapons have been outlawed since the end of World War One.
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LeadingAge takes the position that arbitration should be optional but not outlawed.
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Board of Education ruling, which outlawed segregation in public schools in 1954.
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Google, Facebook, and Twitter have outlawed advertising of ICOs on their platforms.
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When Puerto Rico became part of the United States, cockfighting was outlawed.
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Mr. Hoover used wiretapping to gather intelligence — but Congress had outlawed it.
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The HDP denies links to the outlawed militant Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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Skeleton ban In 1985, the Indian government outlawed the export of human remains.
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Turkey sees the YPG as terrorists and an extension of the outlawed PKK.
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To Struggle Town, where toasty everything bagel sandwiches and hot doughnuts are outlawed.
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Turkey accuses the HDP of ties to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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It's official: Abortion will be outlawed after eight weeks of pregnancy in Missouri.
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That outlawed streaming in effect, but the new rules make it more clear.
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They've worked to eliminate access to Nazi propaganda in Germany, where it's outlawed.
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You think that will be outlawed in the United States, all 50 states?
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HAYES: I think it becomes dangerous when it&aposs outlawed in some states.
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The reporter then informed him that the bill specifically outlawed such a database.
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Last year it outlawed all marriages and engagements under the age of 18.
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State lawmakers in North Carolina outlawed sanctuary cities back in 2015. Then-Gov.
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Isn't the NHL's regular season outlawed by the terms of the Geneva Convention?
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Previous government proposals outlawed incitement to violence but sought to protect political debate.
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Though conversion therapy has been discredited, it has yet to be outlawed nationwide.
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Turkey accuses Yucel of spreading propaganda for the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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One side thought enslaving other humans was morally reprehensible and should be outlawed.
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But Ankara considers the YPG terrorists connected to outlawed Kurdish separatists in Turkey.
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Egypt outlawed the Muslim Brotherhood, who led the previous government, further fueling resentment.
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The department has already outlawed more than a thousand books translated into Malay.
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Dangerous products—ones which contain outlawed chemicals or have no instructions—are incinerated.
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Board of Education, which outlawed racial segregation in public schools, or Griswold v.
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Leaders of a previously outlawed opposition group returned to the capital on Saturday.
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More recently, Florida outlawed sanctuary cities, even though it doesn't have any. Rep.
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Are condoms, I.U.D.s and birth control pills and patches soon to be outlawed?
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The government then outlawed the Brotherhood and began to round up its members.
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American spies, until Congress outlawed the practice in 1982 with what was popularly
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Members of outlawed terrorist organizations have also won elected office as independent candidates.
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But hunting and trapping were outlawed by the national government in the 1990s.
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Title VII outlawed discrimination based on race, religion, national origin and, notably, sex.
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Yusko noted that prior to 24, share buybacks were outlawed by the SEC.
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An Italian court later outlawed the service on the grounds of unfair competition.
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A hit-and-run happens only by mistake; the bunt is plainly outlawed.
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Once we outlawed 80-hour workweeks at miserly pay, we didn't reinstate them.
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Sterilization requirements were outlawed in Sweden in 2012 and in Norway in 2014.
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In 2014, India outlawed transporting animals across the border to the Gadhimai festival.
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Mr. Jammeh's government outlawed peaceful assembly, arbitrarily jailed critics and tortured critical journalists.
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Two years later, possession of LSD was also outlawed by the federal government.
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The Interstate Wire Act of 21992 had outlawed taking bets over telephone lines.
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Federal law has outlawed sex discrimination in employment under Title VII since 1964.
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Authorities outlawed the Brotherhood and designated it a terrorist organization after Mursi was ousted.
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Despite general opposition to declawing, some veterinary professionals argue the practice shouldn't be outlawed.
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It was toppled by the military following widespread protests and was outlawed soon after.
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The Brotherhood, which has been outlawed as a terrorist organization, says it is peaceful.
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It even outlawed online interaction with three overseas-based critics of the current regime.
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The outlawed Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan has been active in Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq.
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That means any firm that doesn't comply with the government's demands gets outlawed there.
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After the 2012 fires, these aluminum composite panels (ACPs) were outlawed for new structures.
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In 2015, after a series of scandals, Brazil's supreme court outlawed corporate campaign contributions.
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Gambling has been outlawed in China since 1949, though a state lottery does operate.
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The Vatican and the Philippines are the only states in which divorce is outlawed.
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Gambling is outlawed in Cuba but wads of cash exchange hands at most arenas.
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The practice is criminalized in all western countries, and outlawed in all 50 states.
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How will we help build up endangered wildlife populations if the technology is outlawed?
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Ankara says the YPG is an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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In the book, media is an opiate and records of history (books) are outlawed.
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Ankara considers Syrian Kurds terrorists and an extension of outlawed Kurdish insurgents in Turkey.
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A spokesman for Trump later on Tuesday agreed that flag burning should be outlawed.
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The Gulf states also declared Hezbollah a terrorist group and outlawed support for it.
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Kay Ivey (R) signing a bill that outlawed almost all abortions in the state.
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Since 1992, that act has effectively outlawed sports betting in all but four states.
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Turkish authorities accuse him of spreading propaganda for the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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Authorities outlawed the Brotherhood after Mursi was ousted, and arrested thousands of its supporters.
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The most noticeable example is when the court outlawed the death penalty in 1972.
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This despite the fact that child marriage in India was officially outlawed in 2006.
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It's also easy to synthesize, and China only recently outlawed some forms of fentanyl.
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Turkey regards the YPG as an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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The city outlawed residential lead paint in 1960, 18 years before a national ban.
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That would have outlawed abortion, and possibly some forms of contraception, as a result.
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Debts all paid, even the outlawed ones, and we have enough to be comfortable.
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Their sexual relationship is believed to have started in France, where slavery was outlawed.
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But it sells outlawed cannabis products like marijuana-infused maple syrup rather than Frappuccinos.
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Ibogaine was outlawed as a Schedule I substance, alongside heroin and LSD, in 1970.
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With no natural predators, and hunting outlawed in the city, the population grew rapidly.
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There was a "Nygard dictionary" and a Nygard manual on emails, which outlawed pleasantries.
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Authorities outlawed the Brotherhood after Mursi was ousted and arrested thousands of its supporters.
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In 1966, dictator Nicolae Ceausescu outlawed abortion via decree to boost Romania's labour force.
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Board of Education, the Supreme Court case that outlawed racial segregation in public schools.
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The state-run news agency blamed the attack on the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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Vilified and outlawed as "black magic," shamanism has since taken on a mystical, esoteric air.
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was so good the NCAA actually outlawed dunking for a few years.
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IF FRACKING IS OUTLAWED, ONLY OUTLAWS WILL FRACK: A bill introduced last week by Sen.
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Russia wants to see that outlawed list expanded, something Saudi Arabia is expected to reject.
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Proponents believe drivers will demand a similar convenience when petrol and diesel cars are outlawed.
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"Rahva Oma Kaitse", a satirical radio show, joked that roosa ila would soon be outlawed.
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Fighters of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) were behind the attack, the sources said.
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Ankara accuses the HDP of links to militants of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).
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But, MMA remains outlawed in Norway despite the sport's ever-growing popularity in neighbouring Sweden.
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Fighters of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) were behind the attack, the officials said.
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Some commissioners argue these types of physician-owned distributors of medical products should be outlawed.
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Jaish-e-Mohammed is outlawed in Pakistan but thought to operate from safe havens there.
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Cockfighting will soon be outlawed, an overdue ban in the eyes of animal welfare advocates.
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The organization also promoted gay conversion therapy, a practice that is outlawed in many states.
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In 2009, the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act outlawed discrimination on the basis of genetic information.
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Ankara considers the YPG to be a terrorist organization linked with outlawed insurgents in Turkey.
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The Belgians hadn't outlawed them yet, as they did later on, to our great humiliation.
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The Self-Administration has set the legal age for marriage at 18 and outlawed polygamy.
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In 1978, the United States outlawed the type of paint Anaconda produced for residential use.
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A spokesman for Trump doubled down later Tuesday, arguing that the practice should be outlawed.
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When the 18th Amendment outlawed alcohol, America saw the rise of moonshine and organized crime.
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So, in other words, to effectively push for end-to-end encryption to be outlawed.
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Where Islamic states were established, left-wing politics was often associated with blasphemy, and outlawed.
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Nevertheless, it was basically legalized in 1894 before being outlawed by the Bolsheviks in 1917.
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By the end of 1997, Parliament had outlawed the private ownership of nearly all handguns.
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" Some couples moved to Ohio, where slavery was outlawed, she said, adding: "Jefferson wasn't that.
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Iowa outlawed segregated schools in 1868, a century before much of the rest of America.
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In Piedmont, for example, mechanical means are outlawed and hunting must be done using pans.
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More than 50 years ago, Congress outlawed such discrimination against immigrants based on national origin.
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In 1973, Congress had outlawed local airport user fees at the request of major airlines.
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The Turkish Embassy said in a statement the protesters were affiliated with the outlawed PKK.
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Board of Education of Topeka, handed down that year, had outlawed segregation in public schools.
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In the late 19th century, the Canadian government outlawed the cultural practices of Indigenous people.
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Cities like New York and San Francisco have outlawed many vaping products on their own.
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Still others drew pictures of the sun, the symbol of the outlawed main opposition party.
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Things got so bad that in 33, the city of New Orleans outlawed their sale.
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Homophobia is widely entrenched on the continent, with gay sex outlawed in over 30 countries.
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Sanders and the left believe private health insurance is fundamentally immoral and should be outlawed.
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Gay sex has been legal in Uruguay since 1933, and LGBT discrimination was outlawed in 2003.
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And hot on its heels was the burkini—46 percent would like it to be outlawed.
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When alcohol was outlawed in 1920, people were forced to seek out a new, legal vice.
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And there is much less support when people are asked if private insurance should be outlawed.
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He believes people should just be respectful and that vaping should not be outlawed in restaurants.
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Other countries with majority Muslim populations like Pakistan and Indonesia have outlawed the practice for years.
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This land, populated by Amazons liberated from Hercules, outlawed men but endorsed peace and lush greenery.
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It follows Rwanda, a country with a dictatorial obsession with cleanliness, which outlawed them in 2008.
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Two of these successor groups, Scottish Dawn and NS131, were also subsequently outlawed by the government.
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Pay-to-win mechanics in games targeted at minors would also be outlawed under this legislation.
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An outlawed separatist group, the PKK has been fighting the Ankara government for nearly four decades.
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On April 20th, the Russian Supreme Court outlawed the group's activities, declaring it an "extremist" organisation.
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Sodomy, or "unnatural offences", as the criminal code inherited from colonial times puts it, is outlawed.
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"Gallery mines" bored into mountainsides have replaced open-cast mines, which have been outlawed in Muzo.
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Denying a patient an organ solely based on their use of medical cannabis has been outlawed.
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Though officially outlawed in 1865, the de facto continuation of slavery remains a repulsive American secret.
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Often the only incriminating evidence comes from a rectal examination, which many other countries have outlawed.
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This doesn't mean that Stringray use will stop or that the devices will be immediately outlawed.
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Even yellow T-shirts have been outlawed since citizens protesting against corruption took to wearing them.
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Marital rape is an ongoing and frequent occurrence, and is currently not outlawed by Indian law.
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That's actually true, both in America and in countries like El Salvador where abortion is outlawed.
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Erdogan said there was no doubt Yucel had links to the outlawed Kurdish militant group PKK.
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Wade, this amendment would be a "trigger ban," meaning abortion would be outlawed in some states.
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He banned the headscarf from public institutions, outlawed polygamy and gave women the right to divorce.
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At Kislyak's request, Kushner held a "business meeting" with the head of Russia's outlawed VEB bank.
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ICOs will also be outlawed, the Prime Minister's Office said in a statement earlier this month.
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They face an array of charges, including disseminating false news and belonging to an outlawed group.
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Wade, this amendment would be a "trigger ban," meaning abortion would be outlawed in the state.
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In many cases, this is because it is outright outlawed by the movie theaters themselves. Whatever.
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Indeed, Desai mentioned Texas because the state has outlawed telemedicine as an option for primary care.
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In February 2018, New York City outlawed discrimination against black hair, including cornrows and Bantu knots.
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National Action was the first far-right organization to be outlawed since the Second World War.
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Although it outlawed war as an instrument of national policy, it set no penalties for violations.
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They outlawed slavery, made the newly freed slaves American citizens and guaranteed their right to vote.
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Only three states have outlawed any non-medical exemptions for vaccinations - California, Mississippi and West Virginia.
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In 1945, the Communists outlawed two nationalist parties, and murdered the founder of one of them.
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According to the Diyarbakir governor's office, the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, claimed the attack.
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The channel had been outlawed and blocked on digital platforms in the blockading countries, he said.
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Researchers found no change in the states that outlawed marriage equality until the Supreme Court ruling.
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Additionally, contraception was illegal and considered obscene, and dissemination of any family planning information was outlawed.
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Marijuana possession and use in most cases are still outlawed under both federal and state law.
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Though the practice was outlawed in 2010, Mr. Maing amasses evidence and testimony that it persisted.
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The governor of the province, Imee R. Marcos, temporarily outlawed drinking while the typhoon threat loomed.
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Would teens be happier if the United States outlawed Snapchat streaks, as this bill would do?
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In 22015, the sale of pangolin products outside of specially certified hospitals and clinics was outlawed.
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Enslaved New Yorkers were freed by 1827; by 1873 racial discrimination was outlawed in the city.
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It outlawed protests in the days before and after, vowing tough sentences for those who disobeyed.
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In 2003, the Spanish government outlawed Herri Batasuna, a separatist political party closely linked to ETA.
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It was legal for a man to rape his wife, but abortion was mostly outlawed. Mrs.
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But that support has also made Copts a target for elements of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood.
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The good news is that Congress figured out these ill-motives years ago, and outlawed them.
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Starting in 2013, they outlawed begging on street medians, saying it was a public safety issue.
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The prison is known to house adherents of Falun Gong, a spiritual sect outlawed in China.
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The practice of paying for such activities was outlawed with last year's National Defense Authorization Act.
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He built an empire by selling liquor during Prohibition (which outlawed alcohol between 1920 and 1933).
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Last week, the government outlawed gatherings of more than five people in Islamabad and neighboring Rawalpindi.
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Alarmingly, in the United States, support for the movement is in the process of being outlawed.
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At least 325 people have been killed and hundreds more imprisoned as public dissent was outlawed.
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After that, and for many other reasons, psychedelic research was viewed with suspicion and eventually outlawed.
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Vegetables are allowed and even encouraged, and it&aposs not as though lean meats are outlawed.
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As soon as heroin is outlawed, the potential profits of a black market become almost limitless.
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This continues even in Maharashtra, where the state government has outlawed the practice of social boycott.
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That trade has now been outlawed in China, on a temporary basis; but it was outlawed also during SARS, then allowed to resume — with bats, civets, porcupines, turtles, bamboo rats, many kinds of birds and other animals piled together in markets such as the one in Wuhan.
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Those killed were members of the outlawed group Jamaatul Mujahedeen Bangladesh (JMB), said Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan.
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Turkey considers the YPG a terrorist group and an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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The FIS remains outlawed but other Islamist parties are legal, along with secular and left-wing parties.
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And yet, each of them guarantees abortion will be outlawed in a state once Roe is overturned.
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John Kasich wants abortion outlawed -- but he wouldn't say Sunday who should be punished for the procedure.
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Chlorine, which is commonly used in industrial products, was not outlawed as part of the 2013 agreement.
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Zimbabwe outlawed the use of dollars and other foreign currencies last month, ending a decade of dollarisation.
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In the not-so-distant future, abortion and IVF have been constitutionally outlawed in all 50 states.
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Detectives are expected to investigate links between an outlawed motorcycle gang and the club, the Age said.
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War as a means to settle international disputes is outlawed, according to Article 9 of the constitution.
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Despite the popularity of MMA among Norway's Swedish Scandinavian neighbours, MMA is still outlawed in Valhalla's homeland.
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But, Lillian's plan is foiled since Mayor de Blasio has supposedly outlawed strong explosives for demolition projects.
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Eight states — California, Illinois, Rhode Island, Nevada, Connecticut, Maine and Hawaii — have outlawed the defense since 2014.
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And such groups have operated with relative impunity within Pakistan in recent years despite being officially outlawed.
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For example, early on, you learn that not only have jeans have been outlawed but apples, too!
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Could he be worried that his perfectly natural car love would be outlawed during a Clinton presidency?
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Garner ruling that effectively outlawed shooting fleeing felons in the back would encourage all felons to flee.
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The Supreme Court outlawed state and federal death penalty laws in the 1972 decision Furman v. Georgia.
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But it remains outlawed at the federal level as a Schedule 1 drug, alongside heroin and ecstasy.
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Some states have outlawed surrogacy altogether, some states allow it but don't allow surrogates to be paid.
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Although homosexuality is not specifically outlawed in Egypt, it is a conservative society and discrimination is rife.
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India's caste system: Outlawed but omnipresent The demonstrators are angry at what they see as reverse discrimination.
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It established a federal "three strikes" law and expanded the federal death penalty, but outlawed assault rifles.
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But Ankara considers the YPG a terrorist group, connected to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party in Turkey.
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He lived in the White House at a time when smoking, alcohol — and even profanity — were outlawed.
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And so countries that have outlawed capital punishment are tacitly encouraging Iraq to eliminate their jihadi citizens.
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During the 1960s, the federal government outlawed racial discrimination in education, employment, public accommodations and voting rights.
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We soon realized the importance of clean water in the oyster-growing process and outlawed child labor.
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The old law, the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act, largely outlawed sports betting outside of Nevada.
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Tajikistan's Supreme Court has since outlawed the party while its leaders were sentenced to lengthy prison terms.
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Had it been boxing, rather than lawn tennis, it would have been outlawed as a dangerous mismatch.
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He later clarified his remarks, arguing he would only penalize doctors should the practice be outlawed again.
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In Hindu-majority India, many consider cows sacred and killing the animal is outlawed in most states.
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JeM is outlawed in Pakistan and twice attempted to assassinate former President Pervez Musharraf, Al Jazeera reports.
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Taxi drivers in Hungary have demanded that Uber be outlawed and that its smartphone app be blocked.
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The practice is already outlawed in Malta and Ecuador, while New Zealand and Australia are mulling bans.
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It also identified C.I.A. agents by name, from unclassified sources, a practice outlawed by Congress in 1982.
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That sentence was commuted to life in prison when Illinois outlawed capital punishment, CNN affiliate KTLA reported.
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The nation famously outlawed semiautomatic weapons in 1996 following the Port Arthur massacre that killed 35 people.
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In 2009, the Maryland government considered a bill that would have outlawed the possession of salvia divinorum.
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That has infuriated Turkey, which considers the YPG an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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While euthanasia is outlawed in France, doctors may put terminally ill patients into deep sedation until death.
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After relegating Cersei to the gallery, he announces that henceforth, all trials by combat will be outlawed.
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Such fuel has long been illegal in Western nations and is increasingly outlawed in the developing world.
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Even more risky now is anything viewed as support for the outlawed Kurdish nationalist party, the PKK.
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It's called nepotism, and it's clearly outlawed under the City Charter, New York's equivalent of a constitution.
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A majority of Republicans also say that assault weapons and high capacity ammunition clips should be outlawed.
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Birth control might be subject to legal restrictions like parental consent, and emergency contraception is sometimes outlawed.
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The siding that caused Grenfell to burn like a Roman candle was outlawed soon after our report.
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Turkey views the YPG as a terrorist organization and part of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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Zimbabwe outlawed the use of dollars and other foreign currencies last month, ending a decade of dollarization.
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While machine guns manufactured after May 1986 are outlawed in the United States, bump stocks are not.
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But the city also outlawed short-term rentals like those offered through Airbnb in the French Quarter.
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In 21968, their sentences were reduced to life in prison when capital punishment was outlawed in California.
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In Spain, it's legal to have weed for personal use -- but it's been outlawed for commercial purposes.
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Bakke, which in 1978 became the first case to uphold race-conscious admissions but outlawed racial quotas.
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It made me deliriously happy to learn that Franken has outlawed the word 'robust' in his office.
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After almost 250 years, slavery was offically outlawed in the US in 1865 via the Emancipation Proclamation.
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Before it was outlawed in the 1960s, LSD showed promise as a treatment for depression and alcoholism.
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Although homosexuality is not specifically outlawed in Egypt it is a conservative society and discrimination is rife.
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Torture is also outlawed under the Geneva Conventions, which established how prisoners of war should be treated.
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Turkey considers the Kurdish fighters terrorists because of their links to outlawed Kurdish rebels fighting inside Turkey.
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Have the guts to come out against this dangerous device and just say it should be outlawed.
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"Bullying, if it's not in a sexual nature, is not outlawed by the law," explains the attorney.
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If the FDA and Big Tobacco companies get their way, flavored e-cigs could finally be outlawed.
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University of Toronto business professor Richard Powers called the practice unethical and said it should be outlawed.
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"The case against us is not finished," said Mohammed Samy, the acting coordinator of the outlawed movement.
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Prohibitionists considered it an intolerable vice, like drinking alcohol, and outlawed it in the early 20th century.
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Mr. Gulen's organization in Turkey is regarded as an outlawed terrorist group, known by its acronym, Feto.
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Currently, 39 jurisdictions have outlawed alternative smoking products outright, including Brazil, the United Arab Emirates and Thailand.
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Since 1947 the "closed shop"—in which union membership was a precondition for employment—has been outlawed.
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Outside several tourist attractions, the group encountered members of Falun Gong, a religious practice outlawed in China.
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Luckily, this was in 1992, some years before Proposition 209 outlawed affirmative action in California's public schools.
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Thailand has had a fractious relationship with democracy since absolute monarchy was outlawed nearly nine decades ago.
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In 1996, Congress outlawed female circumcision on minors, except in cases where the operation is medically necessary.
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And this year, the city outlawed sunscreen with oxybenzone and octinoxate, chemicals that contribute to coral bleaching.
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The manufacture of high-capacity magazines was outlawed for a decade by the 1994 assault weapons ban.
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Across the Atlantic, Ireland voted in late May to overturn a constitutional amendment that had outlawed abortion.
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ANKARA, Turkey – Turkey has threatened to attack Iraq&aposs Qandil region, where outlawed Kurdish rebels maintain their headquarters.
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Although slavery is outlawed in every country, worldwide, between 21 and 45 million people are trapped in it.
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The device allows semi-automatic weapons to fire almost as rapidly as machine guns, which are largely outlawed.
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Although palinka-making has centuries of tradition, homemade production was outlawed and strictly enforced under Communism, Stephan said.
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Within months, an online petition calling for conversion therapy to be outlawed had gathered more than 120,000 signatures.
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Domestic violence was outlawed in Kenya in 2015, when the country passed the Protection against Domestic Violence Act.
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Police and prosecutors have faced mounting pressure to secure a conviction for FGM, which was outlawed in 1985.
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That's a problem, because said society has outlawed emotions, making the whole romance thing a major no-no.
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In effect, they say, many forms of discrimination that weren't outlawed will now be codified in Mississippi law.
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Women, he said, should face "some form of punishment" for getting an abortion if the procedure were outlawed.
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Regulations may follow suit; by 2030, manually driven cars may even be outlawed or restricted to closed circuits.
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A few reasons: This morning China outlawed ICOs, saying they have "seriously disrupted the economic and financial order".
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California outlawed non-medical exemptions in 2015 after a measles outbreak was traced to the Disneyland theme park.
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Malawi outlawed child marriage in 2015 and amended its constitution to ban marriage under 18 earlier this year.
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China and South Korea, where ICOs had become part of the local gambling culture, have already outlawed them.
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Slaughter by the shechita (traditional Jewish) method was outlawed in Germany soon after Adolf Hitler came to power.
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In the wake of Dryomov's murder, Plotnitsky reportedly outlawed all public meetings of the slain commander's Cossack militants.
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Many, but not all, of states with those laws have outlawed leaving a child in a car unattended.
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While Illinois has outlawed capital punishment, it is an option in federal cases tried under U.S. kidnapping laws.
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The "syndrome" and the resulting intimacy is outlawed, so they must escape their community rather than be persecuted.
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Turkey says the YPG is a terrorist organization and an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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I'm glad I got to exercise my sexual freedoms abroad before they are outright outlawed by Mike Pence.
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Homosexuality and gay sex is outlawed in most of Africa's 54 states and can be punishable by imprisonment.
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In 2002, the court outlawed the execution of intellectually disabled capital defendants, a decision they reinforced in 2014.
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Being gay is illegal in 33 of Africa's 54 countries, including Uganda, where it was outlawed in 1962.
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The government now plans to suspend 14,000 teachers over alleged links to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).
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If war had not been outlawed, none of those other things—deterrence, democracy, trade—would have been possible.
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It is one of only a handful of African countries which has not outlawed the internationally condemned practice.
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California and Illinois are the only states in the U.S. that have outlawed the trans panic defense today.
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"It's a shame that we've gone this far in 2018 and haven't outlawed this therapy nationally," Cords added.
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One lifestyle publication, Nöjesguiden, decided to use hen exclusively, while a newspaper called Dagens Nyheter outlawed it altogether.
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The African National Congress was outlawed, and many of those I met were on the run from police.
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The owners also outlawed the chop block and permanently moved the extra point to the 15-yard line.
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After Congress outlawed the importation of Africans in 1807, slaves continued to be brought illegally across the Atlantic.
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John Keene, who passed the eponymous Keene Act, which outlawed costumed adventuring in 1977 in the graphic novel.
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Security forces have killed and jailed hundreds of Egyptians suspected of loyalty to the now-outlawed Muslim Brotherhood.
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The attack was carried out by the members of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), the sources said.
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In 2010, it outlawed juvenile sentences of life without the possibility of parole in all cases but homicide.
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It continues to use punishments outlawed elsewhere, carrying out 48 beheadings in the first four months of 2018.
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Congress outlawed the manufacture of assault weapons in 1994, but lawmakers allowed the ban to expire in 2004.
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In 1994, a new federal law outlawed the widespread practice of requiring professors to retire at age 70.
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Congress outlawed flogging in 1862, after repeated complaints from sailors that tyrannical captains were wielding the lash unfairly.
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The proposed legislation would have outlawed "acts" of treason, secession, sedition or subversion against the Central People's Government.
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One ruled Saudi Arabia for 11 years, outlawed slavery, spread public education and introduced television to his country.
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The practice had been outlawed years earlier, but many players in the Putian network continued to develop them.
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As a result, California outlawed "personal belief" exemptions from vaccination requirements for schoolchildren, and vaccination rates shot up.
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Euthanasia of healthy dogs and cats in shelters would be outlawed if Castro were elected president in 2020.
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In 1972, after capital punishment was temporarily outlawed in California, their sentences were reduced to life in prison.
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In 1987, however, a major amendment to Turkey's 1983 constitution lifted a ban on some outlawed opposition parties.
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When it outlawed war, the Kellogg-Briand Pact changed nearly every rule that states had followed for centuries.
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The Voting Rights Act of 1965 outlawed tactics that prevented blacks, Hispanics and other minority groups from voting.
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Plastic packaging and products would be taxed up to a penny per item and polystyrene would be outlawed.
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While the sale of such weapons was outlawed in Britain last year, a thriving black market exists online.
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Turkey considers the SDF Kurds to be terrorists and an extension of outlawed Kurdish insurgents within its borders.
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A spokesman for Trump on Tuesday said he agrees with Trump that the controversial act should be outlawed.
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Child and forced marriage are outlawed but remain common in Afghanistan, particularly among poor families eager for dowries.
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Previously, only 18 hazardous occupations and 65 processes such as mining, gem cutting and cement manufacturing were outlawed.
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Fully automatic rifles remain outlawed, but some semiautomatic rifles are relatively easy to convert to fully automatic action.
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They're outlawed in parts of Holland, which is famous for its tulips, because they can spread the virus.
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Such software has been outlawed in the United States, but still occupies a legal gray area in Europe.
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Although slavery is outlawed in every country, criminals earn more than $150 billion every year from enslaving people.
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Civilian possession of fully automatic weapons was outlawed in 1986 except for those already lawfully in people's ownership.
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The United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Egypt outlawed the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization in 2014.
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Turkey sees the militia as a terrorist group and an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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Under pressure from the U.S., Chinese authorities recently outlawed 19 compounds similar to fentanyl, but carfentanil remains unregulated.
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After that contentious election, the federal government outlawed punchcard voting machines, saying all jurisdictions have to replace them.
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SS veterans who had fought under an ideology that was now outlawed would meet to drink and reminisce.
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Turkey sees the YPG as a terrorist group and an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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Islamic authorities outlawed sodomy in 103, expanding Aceh's Shariah law to clamp down on the region's LGBT community.
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The new government outlawed the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization, and Badie, Morsy and other members were arrested.
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When South Korea outlawed paraquat in 2011, it saw a decline in suicides but no drop in agricultural output.
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Representatives from the South were simply not willing to join a nation that outlawed the source of their fortune.
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Juniper smeared on the penis, he notes, was seen as so potent that German towns outlawed, to little avail.
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And the left is already conjuring up the hysteria, claiming that this means abortion will be outlawed in America.
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Sumartono said it was too early to press for a ban in Singapore although many countries have outlawed FGM.
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Turkish authorities have been replacing municipal officials in the mainly Kurdish southeast, accusing them of supporting the outlawed PKK.
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Orthodox Christian monk Ciprian Timofte said homosexual activity, which was decriminalized in 2002, should be outlawed again in Romania.
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Abortion at any stage will be outlawed, except where the pregnancy poses a serious health risk to the woman.
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The monumental ruling will have huge implications for many of the 33 African nations where homosexuality is currently outlawed.
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In 1969, "sexual harassment" was not yet a legal term, and discrimination against women at universities was not outlawed.
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Mr Erdogan accuses the West of siding with the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK)—and even with Islamic State.
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Could they make quitting less likely if, for example, smokers use them in settings where cigarettes have been outlawed?
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Bill Flores, from Texas, told The Hill he's a gun owner himself, and believes the devices should be outlawed.
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Jallikattu was outlawed in 2014 by the Supreme Court after it was deemed to be cruel to the animals.
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Bearing in mind MMA remains essentially outlawed in France, Predator's quick impact on the sport has been rather impressive.
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Firecrackers, dangerous but very popular in the Philippines, are outlawed, a policy Duterte promises to enforce nationwide next year.
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The outlawed DHKP-C is listed as a terrorist organization by Turkey, the United States and the European Union.
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Publishing the text without critical notes could be considered tantamount to disseminating Nazi propaganda, which is outlawed in Germany.
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So we're losing our democratic institutions now, and within four years it might be unrecoverable if gerrymandering isn't outlawed.
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Just this year, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi and Ohio have outlawed abortion after a doctor can detect an embryonic heartbeat.
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But it's already been outlawed in six states, and bans have been proposed in New York and Florida. Rep.
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In 1958, thirteen years after the end of World War II, the Japanese government still outlawed overseas tourist travel.
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Initial reports pointed to an explosive device planted by members of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), they said.
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Although workplace discrimination of pregnant employees was outlawed in 1978, many businesses still fall short in protecting their workers.
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Some high profile individuals such as Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz have said the cryptocurrency should be outlawed.
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Ma huang is a stimulant containing ephedra that was outlawed by the US Food and Drug Administration in 2004.
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The US government recently outlawed microbeads, but many other countries, including the UK, have no such ban in place.
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Most are accused of associating with outlawed groups, such as the Muslim Brotherhood, or organising protests, which are banned.
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English bulldogs originated somewhere in the British Isles, and were used for the now-outlawed sport of bull baiting.
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At least 50 of the group's 59 MPs face charges of supporting the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK.
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He withdrew that statement within hours -- saying he meant that if the practice were outlawed, doctors should be punished.
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Detectives have sniffed out a big source of an outlawed, invisible, and odorless gas, currently wafting through Earth's atmosphere.
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He made waves earlier this year when saying women should be punished for receiving abortions if they was outlawed.
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They now face relentless attacks, from being outlawed in Palestine and Israel to being defamed across the United States.
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Florida outlawed tossing little people in 1989 after the bar activity caught on in southern parts of the state.
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They are not outlawed, but they must be designed to allow "appropriate levels" of human judgment over their use.
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On LGBTQ rights:Weld supported an amicus brief that petitioned to overturn California's former law that outlawed same-sex marriage.
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In Egypt, under the iron fist of President Abdelfattah al-Sisi, a range of literary works can be outlawed.
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The Senate outlawed the use of torture and other brutal interrogation techniques like waterboarding and "rectal feeding" in 2015.
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Slaughtering cows is outlawed in most states, and preserving them is considered essential to avoiding a large-scale catastrophe.
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By 1920, through a series of legislative actions, Congress had outlawed heroin and reduced morphine to a controlled substance.
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The shift has seen metal go from an outlawed form of expression to one that is at least tolerated.
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Charges: Violation of the White Slave Traffic Act, a racially-motivated law which outlawed transporting women across state lines.
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The government established its first panda reserves, outlawed hunting the animal, and successfully bred its first cub in captivity.
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Neither the state nor the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) appears ready to parlay that into peace, Demirtas said.
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Viktor Orban, Hungary's populist Prime Minister, has even outlawed helping illegal immigrants and warned of a post-Christian Europe.
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Michael Flynn as counter to U.S. values, he now seems open to return to outlawed methods that Trump supports.
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HANGMEN The provocative Irish playwright Martin McDonagh presents a British hangman on the day hanging is outlawed, in 1965.
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Until the Taliban government was toppled in 2001, girls' education was outlawed and women were confined to their homes.
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It's the same legal argument that kept VCRs and CD burners from being totally outlawed in the first place.
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Eight U.S. states and a number of cities have outlawed plastic shopping bags, and so have 34 African countries.
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Dianne Feinstein of California included provisions that would have also outlawed ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 rounds.
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But it outlawed these trips a decade ago over Shin Bet concerns that Tehran could recruit them as spies.
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Maduro has outlawed various political parties and banned the most popular leaders, Leopoldo Lopez and Henrique Capriles, from running.
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As in many countries, pay inequality has been a persistent problem despite sex discrimination being outlawed in the 1970s.
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Voter literacy tests weren't permanently outlawed by Congress until 1975, years after the civil-rights movement had discredited them.
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Virginia has already made it illegal to share nonconsensual deepfake porn; Texas has outlawed deepfakes that interfere with elections.
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Aside from aid, Mr. Trump and Mr. Sisi are likely to discuss the Muslim Brotherhood, which Egypt has outlawed.
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Hong Kong has outlawed the desecration of national flags and emblems, crimes that attract jail terms of three years.
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Gudni Thorlacius Johannesson, above right, was visiting a high school when he joked that the topping should be outlawed.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The drug that has produced more than 100 positive sports doping tests since being outlawed on Jan.
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However, it has since become a defensive body, as Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia and Japan have all outlawed e-cigarettes.
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Egypt accuses Hasm of being a militant wing of the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist group it outlawed in 2013.
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Because counties with Sunday voting in 2014 were disproportionately black and therefore "disproportionately Democratic," legislators outlawed voting on Sundays.
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While the state of Illinois has outlawed capital punishment, a federal trial allowed prosecutors to seek the death penalty.
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Baer said the DEA had been working closely with Beijing since October to get the drugs outlawed in China.
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Punishment for flag desecration itself is outlawed by the Constitution, but stripping citizenship would also be a heavy lift, legally.
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In March, the Trump administration banned US citizens from buying Petros, the first time the US has outlawed a cryptocurrency.
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They seized electronic data held by the members that Dogan identified as regional leaders of the outlawed group, it said.
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"The practice is illegal since it constitutes undeclared campaign donations by companies, something outlawed by electoral legislation," the newspaper said.
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Because medicinal cannabis is outlawed in the UK, customs officials seized the medicine, causing Billy's seizures to return almost immediately.
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Soon afterward, a court ruling outlawed the state's lethal injection protocol, and capital punishment stopped while the state filed appeals.
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VX is tasteless and odorless, and is outlawed under the Chemical Weapons Convention, except for "research, medical or pharmaceutical purposes".
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On waterboarding, Sessions emphasized that Congress has outlawed the practice since it was used in the George W. Bush administration.
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A group called the Kurdistan Freedom Falcons, widely considered a front for the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), claimed responsibility.
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Germany wisely decided after World War II that Nazi beliefs only exist for that purpose, and so they were outlawed.
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During World War I, when Allied forces cut off supply routes to German-occupied Denmark, the government essentially outlawed meat.
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Health insurers competed by discriminating against the sick until we outlawed the practice (though the GOP wants to reverse that).
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Bearer shares (almost universally outlawed because they confer anonymous ownership of a company) were reintroduced, having been abolished in 2015.
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Pakistan outlawed the group in 2001, and the US State Department designated it as a terrorist organization two years later.
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The buttons, it should be noted, are pretty much mandatory in the NBA where phones are outlawed on the bench.
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In "Arkangel," the monitoring program a woman implants in her young daughter is ruled too invasive and is quickly outlawed.
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It only means that those in power have preserved older, officially outlawed forms of subjugation strictly for their own benefit.
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He also said he would enforce a 2015 law that outlawed waterboarding terrorism suspects even if it meant resisting Trump.
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A senior security source said initial signs indicated that Kurdish militants from the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) were responsible.
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Evidently, it's not clear what conduct is outlawed at polling stations, if A-list celebrities are potentially violating election laws.
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Within the for-profit providers that do survive, any that are "investor-owned" would be outlawed, according to the bill.
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Yildirim told reporters that one suspected member of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) was also killed in the blast.
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Before 2007, oral and anal sex were outlawed, but has been revised to legalise it between straight couples and lesbians.
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The new restrictions outlawed brightly colored marijuana lollipops and other sweets deemed to be particularly attractive to children, Gar said.
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Two of those arrested are activists in the outlawed Islamist organization Jamaatul Mujahedin Bangladesh, Police Inspector Muhammad Babul Akhter said.
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The group, which is outlawed in Russia, has claimed responsibility for several attacks in Russia, mostly in the Caucasus region.
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Apostasy is generally considered a sin or a crime by Islamic authorities and proselytizing Muslims is outlawed in most states.
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Monday marks the anniversary of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party taking up arms against the Turkish state 32 years ago.
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Egyptian authorities say it is the armed militant wing of the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist group it outlawed in 2013.
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The phrase "Polish death camps," outlawed inside Poland under the new law, has been the source of several diplomatic incidents.
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Mr Erdogan accuses them of peddling propaganda for the Kurdistan Workers Party, an outlawed militia—an accusation they strenuously deny.
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California outlawed the purchase of such extended magazines in 2000 but allowed existing owners of the magazines to keep them.
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The ruling said Congress had outlawed discrimination based on "the biological differences between males and females" but not transgender status.
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His fate and the repression of the Muslim Brotherhood, which has been outlawed, are at the center of the dispute.
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They're outlawed in the state with few exceptions, including notices from public offices and signs posted where goods are sold.
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When the courts outlawed overt segregation in the 280s and '22s, many whites reacted by trying to "privatize" public spaces.
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It would allow insurers to reintroduce innovative products, which ObamaCare effectively outlawed, that would reduce premiums a further 80 percent(!).
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Scores of detectives and uniformed police immediately raided homes of people suspected of links with the outlawed Irish Republican Army.
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While the bloc outlawed defeat devices in 953, there are no defined penalties for using such software to mask emissions.
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The Psychoactive Substances Act introduced in May this year outlawed a raft of substances, but crucially did not criminalize possession.
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Indigenous religions were not only outlawed but literally demonized not just on the continent but across the entire black diaspora.
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The trend goes back to 2010, when New Jersey legislators passed the first medical marijuana law that outlawed home grows.
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The number taken out of the country surged in the late 1920s, just before the Iranian government outlawed their exportation.
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But the result he sought had previously been accomplished only through a method that was now outlawed under American sanctions.
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The Kurdish majority area of Kobani in Syria, for instance, outlawed the practice of men taking more than one wife.
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In China, where the denomination is outlawed, she cultivated secular friendships for the first time in order to secretly proselytize.
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Mr. Gaafar was arrested in October 2015 on charges of belonging to the Muslim Brotherhood, a group outlawed in Egypt.
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Meanwhile, the janissaries, having assassinated one too many sultans, were outlawed and executed in 1826 — as were their mehter musicians.
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Smoking opium became outlawed by the Qing Dynasty following a series of opium wars between China and the Western world.
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A further 48 states, along with D.C., Puerto Rico, Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands have outlawed texting while driving.
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Throughout the centuries, one monarchy after another decided which noble grapes were to be grown, and then they outlawed others.
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The country is bitterly divided over the abortion issue, a procedure outlawed now even in cases of rape and incest.
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And state lawmakers, complaining that employers and workers outside the target city are at a disadvantage, have outlawed such preferences.
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The leaders of this first occupying regime outlawed prostitution, but got around the prohibition by building brothels for U.S. troops.
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It is already outlawed in Malta and Ecuador, but an 18-year-old ban in Brazil was overturned last year.
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Several seaside towns have outlawed it, arguing that it breaks French laws on secularism, but there is no national ban.
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Dark patterns that sway users into consenting to data collection would also be outlawed, something that other lawmakers like Sens.
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The main opposition party had just been outlawed, the latest move in Hun Sen's campaign to eradicate his political rivals.
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The bill would have outlawed so-called "stalking apps" that let abusers secretly track their victims' locations through their smartphones.
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The code would also have effectively outlawed same-sex relations and made it a criminal offense to insult the president.
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With the help of The Times's photo archive, we revisited Prohibition, the 13-year period when the U.S. outlawed alcohol.
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Thirty-nine percent are now married in states that outlawed same-sex marriage pre-Obergefell, versus 26 percent in 2015.
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Then, South Korea was a dictatorship, protests were outlawed and the threat of torture, imprisonment and martial law ever-present.
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In total, it outlawed 28503 types of military-grade assault weapons, including AR-22019s, AK-47s, Uzis and TEC 9s.
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The so-called People's Protection Units, or Y.P.G., is simply the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party terrorist organization by another name.
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On Wednesday, Maine outlawed conversion therapy, and New York and Massachusetts have also enacted laws banning the practice this year.
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Kasich did sign a separate measure, however, that outlawed abortion after 20 weeks unless the mother's life is in danger.
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Hong Kong has already outlawed the desecration of national flags and emblems, which can attract jail terms of three years.
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There's virtually no illegal drugs or gun crime in Singapore, in part because drug dealers are executed and guns are outlawed.
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The story takes places during the 17th century, when Christianity was strictly outlawed and the presence of the priests was forbidden.
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LONDON, March 21 (Reuters) - The drug that has produced more than 100 positive sports doping tests since being outlawed on Jan.
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Sessions emphasized that Congress has outlawed since it was used in the George W. Bush administration during the war on terror.
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ANKARA, Turkey – Turkey&aposs president says Turkish jets have struck Iraq&aposs Qandil mountains, where outlawed Kurdish rebels maintain their headquarters.
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The 45-year old former human rights lawyer was arrested and incarcerated in 2016 for alleged links to outlawed Kurdish militants.
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But the ATF outlawed the device in 2005, concluding that the retail version transformed semi-automatic rifles into illegal machine guns.
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The outlawed group, Lashkar-e-Tayyiba -- which means "army of the pure" -- was widely thought to be responsible for the attacks.
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It is the first political party to be outlawed in Hong Kong since it was handed back to China in 1997.
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Abortion at any stage is outlawed under Alabama's ban, except where the pregnancy poses a serious health risk to the woman.
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But going back to hawking on the streets is not a real option, since the Kampala city authorities outlawed this recently.
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A federal judge on Tuesday temporarily blocked an Alabama abortion law that would have outlawed the procedure in almost all cases.
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Ankara sees the YPG as an extension of the outlawed Kurdish PKK which has waged a decades-long insurgency inside Turkey.
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Fascinating Pranav Dixit piece about how the multiplayer shooter game Player Unknown's Battlegrounds came to be outlawed in parts of India.
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In states where abortion is outlawed entirely or almost entirely, it seems unlikely that patients seeking illegal abortions would be penalized.
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This spring, the Texas Legislature outlawed polling places that did not stay open for the entire 0003-day early-voting period.
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After the Egyptian military removed President Mohamed Morsi from office in 2013, the government passed a law that effectively outlawed demonstrations.
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As part of the Psychoactive Substances Act, which came into force in May, a slew of "legal highs" are now outlawed.
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Egypt outlawed all unauthorized protests in 2013 after the military overthrew an Islamist president amid mass protests against his divisive rule.
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Ms Ardern said any gun that can be changed in such a way will be outlawed, along with such murderous accessories.
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The Supreme State Security Prosecution said Thursday that Wael Abbas is suspected of disseminating false news and joining an outlawed group.
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It was the first political group in the territory to be outlawed since 1997 (its leader has appealed against the ruling).
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The big picture: Homosexual acts are outlawed in many Muslim countries as well as former British colonies, including 32 African countries.
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Such horrors are why most countries outlawed the use of chemical weapons long ago—and why Syria's despot flouts that ban.
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As countries around the world have started to relax their laws on medical marijuana, cannabis is still completely outlawed in Serbia.
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In boxing this was called a pivot blow and was a trick of Slack the Norfolk Butcher until it was outlawed.
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The film takes place during the 17th century, when Christianity was strictly outlawed and the presence of the priests was forbidden.
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Egypt accuses Hasm, which emerged in 2016 and has claimed several attacks, of being a wing of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood.
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When the Air Carrier Access Act was passed in 1986, it outlawed discrimination in air travel on the basis of disability.
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Less is made about Polk's other big acquisition, the Oregon Territory, since slavery was outlawed there by residents of the territory.
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In the past, such strikes have been aimed at targets Turkey says are linked to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).
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It was rare that a staff member had the privilege to join the fun—and bringing your husband was absolutely outlawed.
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Ankara sees the YPG as an extension of the outlawed Kurdish PKK which has waged a decades-long insurgency at home.
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Trump said women should be punished for receiving abortions if the procedure were outlawed, though he later walked those comments back.
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While the United States Treasury has not specifically outlawed Russian bond deals, it has told American banks not to underwrite them.
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The protests won little support from prominent activist and opposition groups, though they have been backed by the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood.
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Systemic problems The sale of fireworks was outlawed last November following a petition highlighting dangerously high PM2.5 levels immediately after Diwali.
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Turkey has long argued that the YPG is a terrorist organization and no different from the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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At the same time, countries like Thailand and India began to prohibit foreigners from hiring surrogates or outlawed the practice altogether.
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But since the drug was outlawed, black-market producers often throw everything but the kitchen sink and MDMA into their tablets.
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At least 17 countries have outlawed circus acts featuring wild animals, but the practice remains largely legal in the United States.
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No one immediately claimed responsibility, although the governor's office said the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) was believed to be responsible.
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The Muslim Brotherhood, outlawed in Egypt, was allowed, through its political wing, to take part in Jordan's parliamentary elections last week.
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When Garner pulled his hand away as he was being arrested, Pantaleo used a chokehold maneuver outlawed by the police department.
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The men accused of cow slaughter are members of the Dalit community, the lowest rung of India's now-outlawed caste system.
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Cyclophosphamide is a medicalized form of a chemical weapon developed by Bayer scientists under the name LOST and outlawed in 1925.
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Turkey has long argued that the YPG is a terrorist organisation and no different from the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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It was unclear how many Russian athletes would be able to prove they had taken the drug before it was outlawed.
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She later helped lead efforts to defeat the proposed constitutional amendment that would have outlawed gender discrimination, galvanizing the party's right.
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Clubbing baby whitecoat seals has been outlawed for decades, yet such videos keep popping up as fundraising tools on social media.
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The new regime lowered marriage age from 18 to 13 years old, shut down family clinics, outlawed abortion, and legalized bigamy.
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A month after the talk the Hong Kong government outlawed Mr. Chan's party, the first such ban since the 1997 handover.
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The practice was outlawed in the 1960s but locals still refer to the trees that were once tombs as sacred baobabs.
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Providers around the country say a wave of strict anti-abortion bills is making patients think the procedure has been outlawed.
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This is also a very specific example of something that has been outlawed, and all of a sudden it's being undone.
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Over three decades of harsh rule, Mr. al-Bashir outlawed, marginalized or co-opted many trade unions and civil society organizations.
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But the sole purpose must be to blame this FDR-era policy, which was outlawed in 1968, for black poverty today.
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He even has plans for expansion with a new line of outlawed canine marijuana treats, which purport to reduce pet anxiety.
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Andy Chan, founder of the outlawed Hong Kong National Party, had been arrested at Hong Kong International Airport the day before.
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In fact, dowries have been outlawed in India since 1961, and individuals can face prison terms for demanding a bride price.
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But it also reflects a deep-seated antipathy toward mass public gatherings by the Sisi government, which has outlawed public protest.
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In 1884, the Canadian government outlawed potlatches, the public ceremonies that formed the basis of the Haida legal and political system.
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This is why neither the 18th Amendment nor state-level prohibitions ever outlawed drinking alcohol, but instead focused on its sale.
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He...says, 'Why don't you go after United Launch Alliance and see if you can get that engine to be outlawed?
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Since coming to power in 2013, his government has locked up tens of thousands of opponents and effectively outlawed public protests.
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The Kurdish YPG militia (or People's Protection Units) are a branch of the outlawed terrorist group Kurdistan Workers' Party (or PKK).
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Two years later these officials outlawed racial discrimination in businesses, the first public accommodation ordinance of its kind in the South.
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The plan is sure to rile Turkey, which considers the Kurds terrorists and an extension of outlawed Kurdish insurgents in Turkey.
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The N.F.L. has outlawed two-a-day practices, and helmet-first tackling, known as "spearing," elicits an automatic fifteen-yard penalty.
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When Antiochus IV was in power, all Jewish practices were outlawed, including reading and studying the sacred Jewish text, the Torah.
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It is not, however, the aggressive lethality of this outlawed chemical weapon that is, I'd suggest, the primary cause for alarm.
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It has now been outlawed in 297 out of the 270 African countries on the continent in which it is centered.
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He has since walked back those comments, arguing he would only support penalties for abortion providers if the procedure were outlawed.
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Judge saw the other bats — the outlawed Easton Orange Stealths, Louisville Slugger TPXs and DiMarinis — and quickly asked to borrow them.
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Lotteries, then, had the potential to upend the systems the states ran on — no wonder they were outlawed for so long.
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As fighting and bull-baiting were outlawed, the dogs became tools for illegal activity and known for being aggressive and dangerous.
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The EU might think that we outlawed Ignat slaughter after it sternly asked us to cut it out, but we didn't.
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It's a change long in the making in the United States even though the punishment has been outlawed elsewhere for decades.
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Forty-one states have already outlawed revenge porn, as have Washington, D.C., New York City and several counties, including Nassau County.
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They continued until the 1964 Civil Rights Act outlawed segregation at lunch counters and other public facilities such as movie theaters.
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George Wallace refused to allow black students to enroll, nine years after the Supreme Court had outlawed segregation in public schools.
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The other thing I like about this plot line is that it develops an idea that's introduced in Margaret Atwood's source novel but isn't hugely explored, which is that while sex that's not for reproduction is theoretically outlawed in Gilead, in practice, it's only really outlawed for those who aren't at the top of the pyramid.
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It would be the first political group to be outlawed in Hong Kong since China took control of the territory in 1997.
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In his victory speech Mr Erdogan said the country had "voted for a decisive fight against the PKK", an outlawed Kurdish group.
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He later walked back his remark, saying only the doctors who perform the service should be punished if abortions were outlawed. 11.
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It creates waivers that states can use to let health insurers charge sick patients higher premiums, a practice outlawed under current law.
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The city outlawed the material on January 1, 2019, but businesses were given a six-month transition period before the crackdown began.
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Those in the industry refer to them as "veal," in reference to the now-outlawed practice of slaughtering baby calves for meat.
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The court's decision wiped away the country's last remaining segregation laws, which until that point had outlawed interracial marriage in 16 states.
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Last month, Maine and Colorado both outlawed conversion therapy, joining New York and Massachusetts, which enacted similar laws earlier in the year.
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He also said that the ministry had warned Russian sports people before about meldonium being outlawed by the World Anti-Doping Agency.
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I study my peoples' language because it was once outlawed, and yep, I have the right to study whatever I want. 22019.
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This is the first mixed-martial-arts (MMA) event held in New York state, where the combat sport was outlawed until recently.
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Moreover, Botswana is one of four African states proposing the decriminalization of commercial trade of ivory, which is outlawed under international law.
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This was 1971, years before Congress outlawed pregnancy discrimination—but we know it still happens in subtle and not-so-subtle ways.
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Gambling was outlawed in most Russian cities in 133, but continued to operate under the protection of the prosecutors and the police.
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It was established in 2008, to support workers who were planning to strike in an industrial town, but has now been outlawed.
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A translator at another American consulate in Turkey was arrested in March on suspicion of links to an outlawed Kurdish insurgent group.
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Identifying incriminating traffic in logs also could be done at the behest of one of the many governments that have outlawed homosexuality.
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The plant, which had been outlawed under Taliban rule, now funds the group's ongoing insurgency against the US-backed government in Kabul.
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PCBs were outlawed by the U.S. government in 1979, and have been linked to cancer, immune system difficulties and other health problems.
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McCormick and Calhoun's photography attests that, though slavery was officially outlawed in 1865, its de facto continuation remains a repulsive American secret.
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Bafin said the ban was its first such ban for an individual stock, though it outlawed shorting of bank shares in 49.13.
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Today more than 60 countries - from China to France - have outlawed the bags in at least some regions or cities, Khan said.
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These are great drivetrains, but they're out of step with a future in which sub-20-mpg vehicles could be effectively outlawed.
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The country legalized gay sex in 1994 and outlawed discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation in education and employment in 2010.
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In 1932, Congress passed the Norris-LaGuardia Act, which outlawed those contracts because of the disproportionate bargaining power between companies and workers.
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Besides pledging his brain to the Concussion Legacy Foundation, Sapp also says he wants tackle football outlawed for pre-high school kids.
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Outlawed in his home state of California, Faber forged his fledgling career on the nearby Indian reservations where MMA competition was legal.
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Uber has been battling regulators for the most part of this year, after being outlawed in February by a Taiwan high court.
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Turkish officials have blamed the attacks in Nusaybin on the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), but no one has yet claimed responsibility.
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Successive governments have systematically marginalized the country's at least 15 million Kurds, outlawed their language, and, at times, denied even their existence.
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Turkey says the YPG is an extension of the outlawed PKK movement that has waged a decades-long insurgency in southeast Turkey.
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Egypt accuses Hasm of being a militant wing of the Muslim Brotherhood, the country's oldest Islamist movement which Cairo outlawed in 2013.
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Many media outlets have been shut down and all Crimea's 22 congregations of Jehovah's Witnesses have been effectively outlawed, the report said.
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Malta, Ecuador and just over a dozen U.S. states have outlawed it, according to the ILGA, a network of LGBT+ rights groups.
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Police suspect the outlawed Islamist organization Jamaatul Mujahedin Bangladesh carried out the attack, said Monirul Islam, joint commissioner of the Bangladesh Police.
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India's Supreme Court outlawed triple talaq in August last year and asked the government to introduce legislation to enforce the court ruling.
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Last year, former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie declined to sign a bill that would have outlawed child marriage, citing religious traditions.
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The new bill amends the National Firearms Act, which regulated fully automatic firearms and outlawed new ones made after the law's implementation.
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White Russian émigré's like Pyotr Leshchenko were seen as traitors for not returning to the motherland and their songs were subsequently outlawed.
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No group claimed responsibility for the incident, but Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, suggested the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party was to blame.
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If most basic semi-automatic firearms were outlawed or severely limited, how would hunters be able to participate in their beloved sport?
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The United States previously outlawed the practice in the territory in the early 20th century, and Puerto Rico legalized cockfighting in 1933.
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Qatar strongly backs the Muslim Brotherhood, which since Mursi's fall has been outlawed in Egypt with many of its leading figures imprisoned.
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Martin called for upskirting to be outlawed after a man took a photo up her skirt at an outdoor concert in 2017.
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In those states, sale and ownership of the birds are outlawed, according to parrot enthusiast websites and state wildlife and fisheries departments.
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It has since been outlawed, and existing buildings with the material have been required to add additional sprinklers and other safety features.
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The practice of female genital mutilation is outlawed in Tanzania but continues despite the threat of imprisonment, especially among the nation's poorest.
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If Congress and the public wanted to eliminate access to such a product, it could have outlawed them as several states have.
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Trump also sparked a firestorm last week when he said that women who undergo abortions deserve "punishment" if the procedure is outlawed.
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Ankara sees the PYD as an extension of the outlawed Kurdish PKK, which has waged a three-decade insurgency on Turkish soil.
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Not only have private-industry workers increasingly abandoned labor unions, now the Supreme Court has outlawed compulsory dues payments for public employees.
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The Brotherhood was outlawed in 2013 after the military ousted one of its leaders, Mohamed Mursi, from the presidency following mass protests.
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Arizona also bans abortion on the basis of race, and North Dakota has outlawed abortions performed because the fetus has a disability.
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While Germany has outlawed the public display of the Nazi's swastika, there is no law banning the public display of the Balkenkreuz.
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Butt is believed to have associated with the outlawed radical Islamist group al-Muhajiroun, co-founded by notorious hate preacher Anjem Choudary.
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And India — where so-called fertility tourism brought in $400 million each year — outlawed commercial surrogacy last year, over worries about exploitation.
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So far this year, only two states — Maine and New York — have successfully outlawed all exemptions except those granted for medical reasons.
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A month later, the government outlawed his party, setting a precedent that critics warned could be used against the pro-democracy opposition.
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It was still a traditional and modest place, but not one where fun had been outlawed, which is what happened after 1979.
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Along with roughly a dozen other ministers, Mr. Ivanyi helped create an outlawed offshoot, the Hungarian Evangelical Fellowship, which he now leads.
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The procedure was not immediately outlawed, and it is far from clear when, or even if, the measure will ultimately take effect.
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Kem Sokha, leader of the outlawed Cambodia National Rescue Party, has been held without trial for nearly a year, accused of treason.
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Mohammed Mahdi Akef, a former leader of Egypt's outlawed Muslim Brotherhood who had been detained since 2013, died on Friday in Cairo.
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Mr. de Blasio's plan doesn't stipulate any racial criterion for admission, much less racial quotas (which the Supreme Court outlawed in 1978).
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They are among the most restrictive in Europe, with abortion effectively outlawed in nearly all cases, including rape, incest or crisis pregnancies.
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It's said to be inspired by a real-life Italian incident in which an isolated estate continued the outlawed practice of sharecropping.
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For the first time in decades, the government outlawed a pro-independence political party, the National Party, founded by Andy Chan, above.
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The students also protested legislation that would have limited free expression and outlawed sex outside marriage, effectively banning gay and lesbian relations.
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The Trump administration outlawed the sale of flavors like fruit and mint for e-cigarettes that use refillable cartridges earlier this month.
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Theresa May, then the home secretary, soon outlawed them, and they were finally sold last year as scrap at a £300,000 loss.
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In the five weeks since the extraordinary move, citizens have tendered over 80 percent of the outlawed 500 and 1,000-rupee notes.
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Their profession exists in a gray zone in China—they referred to themselves as a "shadow apparatus"—neither outlawed nor officially recognized.
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In 1989, the turbo engine of the previous years was outlawed from the series, and teams had to use normally aspirated engines.
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This was 1971, years before Congress outlawed pregnancy discrimination—but we know it still happens in subtle and not-so-subtle ways.
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In September, Parliament came close to passing an overhaul of the criminal code that would have effectively outlawed gay and lesbian relations.
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In a report Friday, Amnesty International accused the Syrian government of using outlawed cluster weapons and unguided barrel bombs in the attacks.
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The Bolsheviks outlawed private transactions and declared entire branches of industry to be the possession of an as-yet nonexistent socialist state.
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Police arrested one Indian national separately for being a member of the Sikhs For Justice group that has been outlawed in India.
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In America, Congress, disconcerted by the spectacle of armed labor leaders taking up politics, outlawed sales of military equipment to either side.
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The assertions in the study, if confirmed, would represent one of the most egregious uses of such outlawed weaponry in the war.
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The Wahhabi strain was outlawed in another restive, predominantly Muslim province, Dagestan, and its adherents are persecuted in Russia, rights groups say.
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California, which previously had notable levels of unvaccinated schoolchildren, has recently seen an overall decrease after the state outlawed non-medical exemptions.
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Prior to the introduction of the new code, homosexuality was outlawed and carried a punishment of up to 10 years in prison.
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Another South Florida writer, Carl Hiaasen, has several books on the approved list, but one of his novels — "Double Whammy" — was outlawed.
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The measure also includes a buyback program, through which New Zealanders will be able to get rid of the now-outlawed weapons.
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In other news of blackness, I'm sure you've heard about that recent court case where dreadlocks at work were basically outlawed, right?
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New Zealand's government has outlawed the sharing of videos of the massacre, which is punishable by up to 14 years in jail.
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"It's disappointing to the mission that we're trying to do," Mr. Zuckerberg said about the recent decision in India that outlawed Free Basics.
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The device was detonated by militants of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) as the vehicle was passing the road, the sources said.
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Marital rape was legal everywhere in the US until the mid-1970s and was not outlawed in all 50 states until the 1990s.
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This suggests the study could be replicated, a matter not just of privacy but life-or-death in places where homosexuality is outlawed.
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Our quality of life would be much worse today if we outlawed new technology because some people could choose to abuse the technology.
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Three militants from the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) were "neutralized" in the fighting, the Sirnak governor's office said in a written statement.
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They also said it came as a relief to the women who believed that the procedure had already been outlawed in their state.
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President Donald Trump signed today an executive order that will allow skimpy health plans— some that Obamacare outlawed — back into the insurance markets.
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Catcalling or verbally harassing someone on the street is not against federal law, though many states have outlawed certain types of threatening behavior.
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They and their workers are most exposed to glyphosate's possible dangers; but they will also face a financial hit should it be outlawed.
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The country is said to account for as much as 40 percent of global Ethereum trading, even though the government has outlawed ICOs.
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Whether or not he makes good on it—gambling is outlawed on the mainland—the bet highlights the changing face of China Inc.
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Those JVs were designed to circumvent a 2016 ruling that prevented foreign e-commerce businesses from owning inventory, but now they seem outlawed.
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Bradley went on to rule in 1883 that the Civil Rights Act of 1875, which outlawed racial discrimination in public facilities, was unconstitutional.
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But Erdogan has continued undeterred, repeatedly accusing Germany of harbouring members of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), an accusation Berlin has denied.
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A few states, including New York and California, have officially outlawed online impersonation, which is why Devumi now finds itself in hot water.
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Nearly 40 global economies, including the European Union, have fully outlawed the inhumane practice, but the United States still isn't one of them.
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Outside Parliament, the Muslim Brotherhood opposition party has been outlawed and tens of thousands of people including journalists and activists have been jailed.
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A major producer before hemp was outlawed in 1937, Kentucky has been cultivating hemp under a pilot program in the 2014 Farm Bill.
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If Roe is overturned, abortion could be outlawed in as many as 22 states, the Center for Reproductive Rights estimated earlier this year.
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An image of Inac alongside a senior member of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) had circulated on Turkish media, following her detention.
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And if abortion is outlawed outright or in all but name only, we could return to a time of widespread self-managed abortion.
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Male beards and female headscarves are treated as evidence of adherence to Salafism, a purist form of Islam that is outlawed in Tajikistan.
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Police and lawmakers have attempted to crack down on K2 sales, but many compounds used in the drug have not yet been outlawed.
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The big picture: Colorado joins 17 other states and the District of Columbia that have outlawed the use of conversion therapy for youth.
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The party's chairman Merera Gudina remains behind bars since his arrest in December last year on charges of colluding with an outlawed group.
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Indeed, "animal crush videos" — which are every bit as horrific as they sound — may be outlawed, even if sexual activity is not depicted.
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The Kurdistan Freedom Hawks (TAK), an offshoot of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militant group, has since claimed responsibility for the attack.
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Board of Education, the landmark case that outlawed racial segregation in our nation's schools, fundamentally redefining the meaning of equality in American law.
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President Modi outlawed 85% of all currency in circulation last December, and since then, 270 million bank accounts have been opened in India.
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The southeast has been scorched by violence since a ceasefire between the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and the government collapsed last July.
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Creating and distributing animal crush videos is specifically outlawed under legislation—the Animal Crush Video Prohibition Act—introduced by President Obama in 2010.
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Turkey considers the YPG an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and has been infuriated with U.S. support for the militia.
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Kenya outlawed the practice in 2011, but it continues as communities believe it is necessary for social acceptance and increasing girls' marriage prospects.
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The court was hearing a case that seeks to block online content that promotes prenatal sex-selection services, which were outlawed in 1994.
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This was about the American use of torture -- what happened after 9/11, why, and whether Haspel would consider reviving the outlawed programs.
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He denied that Qatar supported Egypt's outlawed Islamist movement, the Muslim Brotherhood, and Hamas, the Palestinian Islamist group that controls the Gaza Strip.
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This attitude not only emboldens violent opponents of free speech, it lends moral force to the argument that offensive speech should be outlawed.
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"Pregnant workers and mothers face discrimination that is shockingly open and unapologetic, despite the fact that pregnancy discrimination was outlawed nationwide in 1978."
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Forced marriages were outlawed, spouses became legal equals, and property was distributed evenly among a couple's children, regardless of gender and birth order.
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In 2001, Time was banned from Chinese newsstands after writing a cover article about Falun Gong, a group outlawed by the Chinese government.
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China has outlawed ICOs, while other regulators such as Britain's Financial Conduct Authority have issued warnings about the risks of investing in them.
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The bomb, planted by militants from the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), was detonated near the district governor's office, the security sources said.
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The sport is outlawed under two Indian laws—the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act and the Andhra Pradesh Gaming Act of 1974.
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He also suggested that he would make broader cultural changes, arguing that desecrating the American flag should be outlawed or bring a penalty.
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But few will visit Connecticut, where practicing witchcraft became a crime punishable by death in 1642, decades before it was outlawed in Salem.
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They were convicted of publishing an outlawed newspaper, Erk, or Freedom, which was regarded as part of a plot to overthrow the government.
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In July, weeks before the Hong Kong National Party was outlawed, the Foreign Correspondents' Club organized a panel discussion with the party's founder.
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It also treated girls who had been subjected to genital cutting, a practice that has been outlawed but still occurs in some places.
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The P.K.K., or the Kurdistan Workers' Party, is an outlawed Kurdish separatist movement that has been fighting the Turkish state for three decades.
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We have outlawed fish farms and closely monitor escapement — the number of fish that make it back to their home streams to spawn.
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Andy Chan, the founder of the pro-independence Hong Kong National Party that was outlawed last year, was among those arrested, police confirmed.
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Defense lawyers say all five men charged with conspiracy in the 20213/11 attacks were tortured using some of those now-outlawed measures.
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The PKK is an outlawed Kurdish group responsible for major terror attacks in Turkey as part of its bid for national ethnic autonomy.
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But, and Trump surely knows this, there are some states up for grabs in 2020 that have outlawed sanctuary provisions for their cities.
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But outlawed factions — including Al Qaeda — could refuse to abide by the agreement and even actively work to undermine it, the official said.
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It outlawed "no-doc," or no-documentation, loans and deceptive teaser rates that lured borrowers into thinking they could afford a home loan.
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A notorious 1925 "Hat Law" outlawed the fez and turban; the only acceptable male headgear was a Western-style hat with a brim.
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However, the study showed only 13 out of 36 states have outlawed FGM with penalties ranging from modest fines to five years' imprisonment.
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New Jersey has already passed a law prohibiting NDAs in harassment cases, and California recently outlawed forced arbitration as a condition of employment.
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But women don't need to rush out and get one right away for fear that birth control will be outlawed any time soon.
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Today, hunting whales for profit is outlawed by nearly every nation in the world, barring defiant operations like those in Iceland and Japan.
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A former Guantanamo Bay prisoner of 22019 years described to "60 Minutes" Sunday his experience under the now-outlawed U.S. enhanced interrogation program.
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The charges included supporting the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party as well as the Gulen Movement, which Turkey accuses of orchestrating the coup attempt.
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If the truth is somewhere around the median figure, then New Zealand was able to recover just about half of the outlawed firearms.
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Two security sources told Reuters the websites were blocked for being affiliated with the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood or for being funded by Qatar.
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Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, the defense minister and commander in chief of the armed forces, seized power in July 2013 and outlawed protests.
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Trump also outraged abortion rights supporters last week by suggesting women would need to be punished for receiving abortions if they were outlawed.
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On Thursday, the Kurdistan Freedom Hawks (TAK) militant group, an offshoot of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), claimed responsibility for the attack.
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He was accused of having links to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party, or P.K.K., and of trying to encourage protests, charges he denied.
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First, indentured laborers were brought to islands like Trinidad and Cuba, where they sometimes worked alongside slaves even after slavery was officially outlawed.
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Malta, Ecuador and just over a dozen U.S. states have outlawed conversion therapy, according to the ILGA, a network of LGBT+ rights groups.
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It ceased publication not long after the Supreme Court ruled that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 outlawed racial discrimination in public accommodations.
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Dalits are among the most marginalized groups in India, a legacy of the now-outlawed caste system which stratified Indian society for generations.
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In an interview with MSNBC's Chris Matthews, Trump said that should abortion be outlawed, he would support punishment for women who undergo the procedure.
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State legislators passed House Bill 493 earlier this month, which included language that would have outlawed abortion at the detection of fetal cardiac activity.
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Ankara sees the YPG as an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which has waged a decades-long insurgency on Turkish soil.
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The following year Bill C-16 outlawed discrimination on grounds of gender identity and made it a crime to promote hatred against transgender people.
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If states choose to allow it, insurers could once again charge people higher premiums based on their medical history, a practice Obamacare had outlawed.
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Freedom comes at a price Ava DuVernay's 13th, a documentary about the imprisonment of African American men in the centuries since slavery was outlawed.
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Obamacare outlawed this behavior by requiring association health plans to offer the exact same benefits that all other individual and small business insurers do.
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Ankara views Mazloum as a terrorist closely linked to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which has waged a decades-long insurgency in Turkey.
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In Fahrenheit 451's future, books are outlawed, and Firemen like Montag and Beatty are tasked with setting them ablaze to suppress their ideas.
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The heavy bunker fuel used by ships will be outlawed, and complex refineries will instead refine crude further into lower-sulfur fuels for vessels.
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Initially governments outlawed one substance after another, playing a game of whack-a-mole with producers, who would add molecular tweak after molecular tweak.
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They also questioned him about a 2015 interview with Cemil Bayik, a senior member of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), the lawyer said.
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In particular, the RSPCA has provoked resentment for prosecuting hunts that go after foxes (a pastime which was outlawed in most forms in 2005).
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When a Brazilian judge outlawed WhatsApp for a few days in May, downloads of Orbot shot up 24 percent in the first 24 hours.
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It is further evidence of how the ruling Socialist Party is allowing financial arrangements unthinkable for Venezuelans while dollar transactions were outlawed until 2018.
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Erdogan, who has been in power for 22017 years, says the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) has ties with the outlawed militant group.
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CAIRO – Egyptian prosecutors have referred detained Muslim Brotherhood businessman Hassan Malik to court on charges of belonging to and funding the outlawed Islamist group.
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JULY MARKS the 55th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act, which outlawed discrimination on the basis of race, colour, religion, sex, or national origin.
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Four states have so-called "trigger laws" on the books, which say specifically that abortion would be immediately outlawed as soon as Roe falls.
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In March, he made headlines when he said women who undergo the procedure should face "some form of punishment" should the practice be outlawed.
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Imagine that you're living in some dystopian future, and you have been accused of being an advanced AI, which is outlawed in this society.
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And various family planning measures were illegal in the United States at the time -- the Comstock Laws outlawed the use of contraceptives and abortifacients.
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Ankara sees the YPG as an extension of the outlawed PKK, which has waged a three-decade-long insurgency in Turkey's mainly Kurdish southeast.
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From the report:First, it recommended "Thor Steinar," a clothing brand that has been outlawed in the German parliament for its association with neo-Nazism.
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Some states, such as Wisconsin, outlawed banks altogether, while others like Michigan let anyone open a bank and suffered massive fraud as a result.
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He recently spoke to us about the two ballot initiatives he organized in the 1970s that would have outlawed buildings taller than six stories.
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Writing in the National Review, Mark Antonio Wright notes that Japan has outlawed guns, and, as a result, has an extremely low homicide rate.
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He was on authorities' radar as a member of the outlawed radical Islamist group al-Muhajiroun, co-founded by notorious hate preacher Anjem Choudary.
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The 45-year-old former human rights lawyer, imprisoned in Edirne, western Turkey, was arrested in 2016 for alleged links to outlawed Kurdish militants.
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TAMPA, Florida — Bare-knuckle boxing, which has been effectively outlawed since 1889, is making a comeback, and it may well be here to stay.
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Wade, when abortion was outlawed here, women, clergy, and doctors created a secret infrastructure to help women get safe—if not legal—abortion care.
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Turkey sees the YPG as an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), considered a terrorist group by the United States and Europe.
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When commissions suddenly outlawed exogenous testosterone, Henderson became the last fighter to compete with a TRT exemption, knocking out "Shogun" in a 2014 rematch.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish authorities have detained 88 people over suspected links to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), the Interior Ministry said on Friday.
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The outlawed PKK has repeatedly targeted security forces, especially in the country's southeast, since abandoning a 2-1/2-year ceasefire in July 2015.
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Turkey carried out air strikes in northern Iraq on Friday, killing eight militants from the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), its military said earlier.
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De Maiziere said he recognized Facebook's efforts to develop software that can better identify outlawed content and praised its efforts to fight child pornography.
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Kenya outlawed the practice eight years ago, but it continues as some communities believe it is necessary for social acceptance and increases marriage prospects.
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The weapons, outlawed by an international treaty because they kill indiscriminately, often leave unexploded "bomblets" or submunitions that can kill or maim unsuspecting civilians.
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The charges against Brunson include supporting the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party as well as the Gulen Movement, which Turkey says orchestrated the coup attempt.
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Turkey considers the SDF Kurds, known as the YPG, to be an extension of outlawed Kurdish insurgents within its country, the Kurdistan Workers Party.
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Turkey sees both groups as extensions of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party, which has waged a three-decade insurgency in Turkey's largely Kurdish southeast.
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His campaign later walked back the statement, saying that if abortion were ever outlawed, he believed that doctors who perform them should be punished.
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In Lindelof's "Watchmen" show, which takes place nearly 30 years after the events of the novel, vigilantes are outlawed and police officers wear masks.
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This month, reports surfaced that the biggest banks were lobbying for an extension, until 2022, to sell off certain investments outlawed under the rule.
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Such policies were outlawed more than two decades ago, with bipartisan support, but there are no real penalties for jurisdictions that flout the law.
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Handguns are mostly outlawed and hunting shotguns and rifles are strictly controlled, leaving less than 10 percent of the populace as legal gun owners.
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Ankara considers the Syrian Kurdish militia, known as the YPG, to be terrorists connected to outlawed Kurdish insurgents in Turkey known as the PKK.
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Female genital mutilation was criminalized in the U.S. in 1996, and in 2013, the Obama administration outlawed taking a girl overseas for the procedure.
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Clinton focused attention on Mr. Trump's past comments that, if abortion were outlawed, there should be "some form of punishment" for the women involved.
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Communist leader Mao Zedong outlawed the "sport for millionaires" in the mid-20th century, but golf slowly gained popularity in the '80s and '90s.
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Specifically, the case before the Supreme Court concerned the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992, which outlawed states from approving sports gambling.
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Since caste discrimination was outlawed in 1950, quotas for educational institutions, public sector jobs and even local government have attempted to correct past injustices.
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But they have also been linked to cancer, immune system difficulties and other health problems, and were outlawed by the U.S. government in 1979.
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Like Jones, Rockhold is currently on the MMA shelf, though his prohibition stems from a leg injury rather than the ingestion of outlawed substances.
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In Vancouver, dozens of illegal marijuana dispensaries defied the new law by selling, among other things, outlawed edible cannabis and marijuana-infused face creams.
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The Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist group that briefly enjoyed power until the military takeover that brought Mr. Sisi to power in 2013, is outlawed.
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Although the documentary contained abuse accusations already widely documented by human rights groups, it was denounced as propaganda spread by the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood.
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A few of those votes will come from Otzma Yehudit (or "Jewish Power"), a racist party descended from Rabbi Meir Kahane's outlawed Kach Party.
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" If abortion was outlawed, Trump told Matthews, "you'll go back to a position like they had where people will, perhaps, go to illegal places.
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Ms. Mu Sochua's Cambodia National Rescue Party, which almost won the 2013 national elections, was not on the ballot, having been outlawed last year.
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Mr. Hof's victory came amid debates over whether prostitution should be outlawed in Nevada — the only state in the country where it is legal.
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During the colonial era, political parties like the Communist Party of China and the Kuomintang, Taiwan's former ruling party, were outlawed in Hong Kong.
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After they injured and killed several people, and despite the lobbying efforts of the Jart industrial complex, the things were finally outlawed in 2128.
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On Friday, police raided a facility connected to a outlawed pro-independence party, uncovering a variety of offensive weapons and suspected bomb-making materials.
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" She added: "This was 303, years before Congress outlawed pregnancy discrimination — but we know it still happens in subtle and not-so-subtle ways.
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It is the only legal bidding race in mainland China, where most forms of gambling are outlawed, and the sport is becoming increasingly accessible.
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"One day, when abortion is federally outlawed and prosecuted properly as murder, it will be considered a FAR greater tragedy than slavery," she added.
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Costumed vigilantism started up in the late 1930s, but it's been outlawed for almost a decade by the time the comics begin, in 1985.
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At least 10 suspected members of the outlawed Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen have been killed in shootouts since November, including five last week, police said.
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But while blatant mortgage discrimination was outlawed by the Fair Housing Act in 1968, people of color continue to face barriers in accessing credit.
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As in Malaysia and other British colonies, same-sex relations are outlawed in Uganda under current laws based of the old British penal code.
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Kenya outlawed the practice in 2011, but it continues as communities believe it is necessary for social acceptance and increasing their daughters' marriage prospects.
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Some of the detainees confessed to belonging to the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood, the office said in the first detailed official account of the protests.
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Two years ago, Brown vetoed a separate bill that outlawed employment arbitration altogether, arguing that it was too broad and potentially violated federal law.
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Turkey regards the Syrian Kurds, the Syrian Democratic Forces, as the military arm of the P.K.K., an outlawed Kurdish terrorist group, in Ankara's eyes.
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Sadat, realizing the threat he had created, outlawed the Islamic student groups and began rounding up hundreds of students and throwing them in prison.
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Menthol cigarettes were exempted for further study and so they stayed on shelves, though some lawmakers argue they should have been outlawed then, too.
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And although he quickly walked it back after massive pushback, he said that women would face "some form of punishment" if abortion were outlawed.
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Despite the fact it's legal in Seattle, weed is still outlawed in the NFL -- and players who test positive for marijuana could be suspended.
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As for the legal side, lawmakers in Northern Ireland criminalized revenge porn in February 2016, a year after it was outlawed in England and Wales.
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In 2016, while vying for the GOP nomination, Trump said women should face "some sort of punishment" for getting abortions if the procedure was outlawed.
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Turkey considers the Syrian Kurdish militia, known as the People&aposs Defense Units, or YPG, as "terrorists" linked to outlawed Kurdish rebels fighting within Turkey.
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And 16-year-old Princess Eva is certainly strong — but the magic that courses through her veins is dark and terrible and all but outlawed.
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I am angry at the politicians who do not see women as responsible decision makers and therefore believe the care I provide should be outlawed.
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Rebecca Gomperts set up Women on Web, a campaign group that helps women perform DIY abortions in Ireland and other countries where it is outlawed.
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They were there because Bohora was on her period and was required to be isolated from other family members, under the outlawed superstition of Chhaupadi.
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Sisi, who received financial support from the UAE and Saudi Arabia to keep Egypt's economy afloat, outlawed the Brotherhood and declared it a terrorist group.
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A Kurdish militant group which is an offshoot of the outlawed Kurdish rebel group, the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, claimed responsibility for the Feb.
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Mr Mallet was "guilty by association", he says (stressing that he can only speak in "a personal capacity", given that his party has been outlawed).
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The event, which has been practised for thousands of years, was outlawed by the country's Supreme Court in 2014, a decision it maintained in 2016.
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The backbone of the US-backed SDF is the YPG, which Ankara considers to be the Syrian extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).
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Turkey sees the YPG as part of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which has waged a three-decade insurgency in its largely Kurdish southeast.
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The use of lead in pipes, fittings and fixtures was outlawed in an amendment to the Safe Water Act that President Obama signed in 2011.
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Husbands and wives were prohibited from having sex; foods such as milk and cold cereal were outlawed; movies, television and the Internet were off limits.
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Erdogan's government accuses the HDP of having links to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which has waged a decades-long insurgency in southeastern Turkey.
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This would be one of the world's strictest smoking bans, and Bhutan was the only other nation I could find that outlawed cigarette sales completely.
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Turkey says the YPG is indistinguishable from the outlawed Kurdish PKK which has been waging an insurgency in southeast Turkey for more than 30 years.
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This one, which belongs to the Victoria and Albert Museum, is estimated to have been made around 1880, shortly after the samurai class was outlawed.
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Turkey's southeast has been hit by a surge in violence since a ceasefire with militants from the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) ended last year.
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The soldiers were wounded during an operation targeting militants from the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) in the southeastern province of Bitlis, the army said.
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Security forces carried out an operation against a group of seven militants from the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) in Mugla's Koycegiz district, NTV said.
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Ankara considers the YPG to be an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which has waged a three-decade-long insurgency in Turkey.
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Public events supporting the Franco regime were outlawed in 2007, but the grandiose site remains a popular pilgrimage destination for those nostalgic for the dictatorship.
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He claimed the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), a Turkish-Kurdish group that has fought Turkey's government for decades, provided logistical support for the attack.
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