" Businesses that discover prohibited products in their inventory will also "assist Apple's investigation of such prohibited products," and "send prohibited products to Apple, at Independent Repair Provider's expense, for secure destruction and recycling.
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Cannabinoids are prohibited in-competition, but are not prohibited at all times like steroids and peptides — you know, actual performance enhancers.
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Also, doctors and scientists are prohibited from selling fetal tissue for profit, just as they are prohibited from selling donated organs.
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Russia already has deployed missiles prohibited by this treaty, and the United States is testing missiles in the formerly prohibited range.
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Weaponizing chlorine is prohibited under the Chemical Weapons Convention, ratified by Syria in 2013, and is prohibited under customary international humanitarian law.
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Thus, kneeling during the National Anthem can never be legally prohibited by the government, but can always be prohibited by private employers.
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Google has an established set of advertisement policies already in place, detailing prohibited content, restricted content, prohibited practices and editorial and technical requirements.
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"The legislation ... will focus on removing prohibited content, with an emphasis on terrorist content, or blocking access to prohibited content," Shaked's spokeswoman said.
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We expect that to happen again — particularly because the jury was prohibited from knowing about these court rulings in favor of Gawker, prohibited from seeing critical evidence gathered by the FBI and prohibited from hearing from the most important witness, Bubba Clem.
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Foreign nationals and governments are prohibited from donating to presidential inaugural funds, the same way they are prohibited from donating to U.S. political campaigns.
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Easily the most disturbing is that physical contact between a man and his wives is utterly prohibited, and physical intimacy––meaning sex––is expressly prohibited.
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Doctors should be prohibited from accepting money for these collaborations, just as innumerable other professionals (judges, journalists, government officials) are prohibited from accepting similar arrangements.
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In other words, the trade in animal parts Michael spotted on Facebook isn't just prohibited by governments around the world, it's technically prohibited by Facebook too.
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You're also prohibited from hanging out near a nightclub or a public toilet in San Francisco; going into a public bathroom in pairs is similarly prohibited.
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Flying drones in/around stadiums is prohibited starting 1hr before & ending 1hr after the scheduled game & prohibited within a radius of 3 nm of the stadium. pic.twitter.
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"This court should rule that the federal death penalty constitutes a legally prohibited, arbitrary, cruel and unusual punishment prohibited by both the Fifth and Eighth Amendments," they added.
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Prohibited guns are, as their name implies, prohibited, but people who obtained and maintained a registration certificate before they were banned in December 1998 can keep those specific guns.
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Customs and other charges on digital products such as music, games, videos, and e-books, will be prohibited, and countries prohibited from requiring localized computer facilities to store data.
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The owner of the Chicago Board of Trade and other exchanges has previously prohibited manipulation, fraud and other "bad faith" actions, but attempts at such activities were not expressly prohibited.
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Police can forcibly detain and question someone who is making threatening movements with a firearm, carrying the firearm in a prohibited area, carrying a prohibited weapon, or otherwise acting suspiciously.
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Moreover, if the polling place is located in an otherwise prohibited place, such as an elementary school or courthouse, then firearms are prohibited, according to Pennsylvania State Department spokeswoman Wanda Murren.
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A : Dimensional Double Debt Dipping is prohibited, so no.
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" Investigators also found that imported organic produce was fumigated with prohibited pesticides, an egregious violation of federal policy: "This practice results in the exposure of organic agricultural products to NOP-prohibited substances.
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In the same ruling Anastasiya Bazdyreva, an 800 metres runner, was suspended for two years for the "use or attempted use by an athlete of a prohibited substance or a prohibited method".
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Military personnel are legally prohibited from engaging in immigration enforcement.
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What if I bring prohibited or restricted items with me?
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Those sanctions prohibited American companies from doing business with PDVSA.
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India prohibited foreign direct investment in cigarette manufacturing in 20133.
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In other nations, the practice is prohibited by medical associations.
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Examples of prohibited programs and equipment include, but are not
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The test would have been prohibited by the INF treaty.
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The country prohibited initial coin offerings (ICOs) starting in September.
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But that also prohibited integrating some newer features like Polls.
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This is difficult when you're religiously prohibited from getting hammered.
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Customers are not prohibited from making any energy efficiency investments.
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The process is taken seriously and filming it is prohibited.
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They are prohibited under the Geneva Convention governing international warfare.
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Even studying in religious schools outside the country is prohibited.
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Doling out any sort of gift to supporters is prohibited.
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Mobile devices are prohibited in the court during oral arguments.
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Parks were also prohibited from featuring killer whales in performances.
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Bachelet is constitutionally prohibited from seeking a second consecutive term.
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Several types of emotional support animals are prohibited from flying.
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The settlement "expressly prohibited" such cooperation, according to the lawsuit.
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In February, China also prohibited coal purchases from North Korea.
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Additionally, Medicare is prohibited from negotiating prices with pharmaceutical manufacturers.
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NASA, meanwhile, is prohibited by law from collaborating with China.
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Those who have returned are prohibited from practicing their faith.
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WADA published its prohibited list for 2016 on Sept. 29.
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As a result, he was prohibited from possessing a weapon.
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In I Sodi's kitchen, main ingredients are prohibited from hiding.
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Weapons, drugs and alcohol are prohibited from the protest camp.
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When soldiers march into town, public assemblies are officially prohibited.
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Q. Are the missile tests prohibited under the nuclear agreement?
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Although polygamy is prohibited in Mozambique there is no punishment.
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Smoking will also be prohibited outdoors near schools and hospitals.
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Three additional people were charged with supplying a prohibited drug.
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The practice is prohibited from November 1 through March 31.
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"Christmas and church was not prohibited by then," she said.
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They would also be prohibited from serving on corporate boards.
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It remains prohibited statewide by the Florida Department of Corrections.
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Ordinarily, public use remains prohibited under both legalization and decriminalization.
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He and his wife are prohibited from leaving the country.
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Many cities closed their movie theaters and prohibited public gatherings.
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A candidate recovery site in Australia's Woomera Prohibited Area (WPA).
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Pork is prohibited because pigs are vessels for evil spirits.
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Facebook relies heavily on automated algorithms to detect prohibited content.
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Huawei's "flagging" method for escalating system permissions is specifically prohibited.
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Virginia case of 1967 prohibited legal restrictions on interracial marriages.
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Some said that if women were prohibited, everybody should be.
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The search Ms. Reynoso described is prohibited in city jails.
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Morales, a convicted felon, is prohibited from possessing such weapons.
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One prohibited "camping" in streets, parks and other public property.
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"In this country, it's prohibited to dissent," Mr. Mata said.
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At Yankee Stadium, smokeless tobacco is prohibited throughout the ballpark.
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" The manual adds, "Cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment is prohibited.
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The law states that discrimination based on "sex" is prohibited.
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The net has been prohibited in the area, officials said.
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The shooting happened at an Airbnb rental that prohibited parties.
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In that case, Smith granted, the ad would be prohibited.
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Rogan said he did not think that would be prohibited.
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He is currently prohibited from leaving Nevada until May 2018.
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Private citizens are prohibited by law from engaging in diplomacy.
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With the update, emoji use is prohibited in certain contexts.
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These aren't things agents are explicitly prohibited from doing, either.
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Some jurisdictions have prohibited smoking even in outdoor public spaces.
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Has your partner ever prohibited you from using particular clothing?
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Under the settlement she's prohibited from mentioning allegations about Depp.
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They were prohibited from speaking outside of official classroom talk.
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I believe it's both safe and not prohibited by law.
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However, none of that is prohibited under the Iran deal.
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"The proposed takeover of Qualcomm by the Purchaser (Broadcom) is prohibited, and any substantially equivalent merger, acquisition, or takeover, whether effected directly or indirectly, is also prohibited," the presidential order released on Monday said.
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Patients with the VA are not only prohibited from using medical marijuana while on VA property in states where it's otherwise legal, VA providers are prohibited from even suggesting its use for medical purposes.
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PROHIBITED COMMUNICATIONS: From the date on which the solicitation advertisement appears on HRMFFA's website or a public newspaper through the date of contract, all communication between proposers and HRMFFA officials concerning this RFP are prohibited.
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Marroquin was also prohibited from coming within 100 yards of Lowry.
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ICE is, by law, prohibited from detaining unaccompanied children, DHS says .
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Uber is also prohibited from misrepresenting its privacy practices to consumers.
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Iran is not expressly prohibited from testing ballistic missiles per se.
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The Iditarod began testing sled dogs for prohibited substances in 1994.
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However, pet food is explicitly prohibited from containing pentobarbital-tainted meat.
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New site rules enacted today make much of that behavior prohibited.
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The U.S. government is already prohibited from using Huawei's telecommunications equipment.
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Three states have already prohibited the gay and trans panic defense.
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So crawling on Facebook is prohibited by their terms of service.
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Among other things, it prohibited reference to age in job advertisements.
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Unfortunately, swimming is prohibited due to the intensity of the waves.
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So are you actually saying that the research itself is prohibited?
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Booze everywhere in spite of the many neon "alcohol prohibited" signs.
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We work closely with regulatory authorities to monitor for prohibited substances.
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Facebook prohibited apps from doing this in a 2014 policy change.
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This is prohibited in the helper's contract, and subsequently constitutes exploitation.
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Facebook prohibited 5 percent of our ads for Veterans Day gatherings.
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Such lenders charge triple-digit interest rates prohibited in many states.
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Local materials are often prohibited in favour of more expensive imports.
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VOID IN ALASKA, HAWAII, RHODE ISLAND, AND WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW.
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Void outside the US, in Puerto Rico, and wherever else prohibited.
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The 2006 settlement "expressly prohibited" such cooperation, according to Cosby's lawsuit.
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Dodd-Frank also prohibited FX overseas firms from soliciting U.S. business.
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Though drinking in public is not prohibited, it is frowned upon.
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Two centuries later Napoleon prohibited it as an act of treason.
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It passed, and Grimm was prohibited from using the boy's restrooms.
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One exception: pine cones arriving from India are prohibited from entry.
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The accused are also not allowed to leave the prohibited jurisdiction.
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Berkeley police reports several prohibited items were removed from the park.
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They previously said agency policy prohibited them from discussing pending litigation.
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Anyone under the age of 18 will be prohibited from entering.
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And a political strike over larger policy issues is clearly prohibited.
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Animals will also be prohibited, with the exception of service dogs.
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However, fishing of the bigeye thresher is prohibited by state law.
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That's a federal database of people prohibited from purchasing a gun.
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Mr McAuliffe is prohibited from seeking a second term next year.
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Ukrainians were prohibited from speaking of or writing on it: Soviet
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Nuclear use was prohibited against all but the most extreme threats.
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That legislation prohibited European companies from complying with those U.S. statutes.
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To do so would be both morally wrong and legally prohibited.
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The aircraft are also prohibited from flying directly over human beings.
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Sex is not only prohibited outside of marriage, but rarely discussed.
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The production and sale of pornography remains strictly prohibited in China.
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American citizens and residents are prohibited from any transactions with them.
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Bank holding companies are also prohibited from engaging in nonfinancial activities.
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American citizens and residents are prohibited from any transactions with them.
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Should young adults, ages 18-20, be prohibited from purchasing firearms?
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The ban means they are now prohibited from running such campaigns.
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Archaeologists had long been prohibited from excavating on most military bases.
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Never mind that it is all technically prohibited by Canadian law.
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Fortunately, these overzealous state debt-collection policies soon could be prohibited.
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However, there's a slight catch — cat owners are prohibited from applying.
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Glocks, it prohibited doctors from asking patients if they owned guns.
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North Korea is also prohibited from selling helicopters under U.N. sanctions.
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North Korea is prohibited from selling its ships under U.N. sanctions.
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Cows are considered sacred in Hinduism, and eating beef is prohibited.
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Shapiro is also prohibited from participating in any penny stock offerings.
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Right now, another Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) round is prohibited.
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In some cases, even cell phones are prohibited in the room.
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Marijuana use is prohibited for someone with a government security clearance.
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Previously, Apple allowed gifting actual apps, but prohibited in-app gifts.
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Ms. Celestin was shocked when told that her methods were prohibited.
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As part of the conviction, he was prohibited from possessing firearms.
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Facebook uses automated software as a key defense against prohibited content.
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Any selling or promoting of fake engagement will be prohibited, too.
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Without Kennedy, it could fall and campus affirmative action be prohibited.
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Was she really unaware that the drug she took was prohibited?
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Under the new university rules to combat drinking, it is prohibited.
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At Indiana University, hard liquor is now prohibited at fraternity parties.
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Gun powder remains prohibited from all checked or carry-on luggage.
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Gatherings of more than five people are prohibited under this order.
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The Voting Rights Act prohibited racial discrimination at the ballot box.
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Prohibited from holding services, churches have been used to store coffins.
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Unbeknown to the patient, the pharmacist is prohibited from revealing that.
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The things which aren't actually prohibited yet but perhaps should be.
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Foam cups, plates, bowls and packing peanuts will also be prohibited.
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The National Institutes of Health is prohibited from funding such research.
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Movie houses closed their doors and the state prohibited public gatherings.
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Movie houses closed their doors and the state prohibited public gatherings.
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Such potential conflicts are prohibited in other countries where Autostrade operates.
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They were arrested, lost their jobs and were prohibited from traveling.
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" Also on the list of prohibited activities: "kissing on the mouth.
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That law prohibited American businesses from paying bribes to foreign officials.
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Because of copyright restrictions, pictures of the letters are also prohibited.
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That's why we prohibited communication with the Muslims, to prevent conflict.
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Testing was previously limited to performance enhancing drugs and prohibited stimulants.
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Some types of animals are prohibited from flying on any flight.
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He has appealed the ban but is prohibited from coaching athletes.
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Congressional offices are prohibited from using taxpayer funds for campaign purposes.
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Volunteers were prohibited from having radios, to avoid accusations of espionage.
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But such payments from other branches of government are not prohibited.
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Providence, Rhode Island, prohibited most options in 2012 but pardoned menthol.
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Officers arrested 13 people, most for having prohibited items, Greenwood said.
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It's built for the track, but prohibited from competing in motorsports.
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Chicago has a "prohibited housing list " of buildings restricting Airbnb rentals.
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He was therefore prohibited under federal law from purchasing a firearm.
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Presidents in Russia are prohibited from serving a third consecutive term.
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Posts are also prohibited until postgame locker room activity is concluded.
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The shooting happened at an Airbnb rental which specifically prohibited parties.
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Congress prohibited the executive branch from taking similar action in 2010.
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And chewing gum is prohibited because it could contaminate the produce.
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In Palau, 10 chemicals are prohibited, a list that could grow.
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Mexico prohibited slavery; American slave owners wanted to expand the institution.
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Prison officials almost universally agree that certain books should be prohibited.
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Similarly, California utilizes the Armed Prohibited Persons System (APPS), a program that helps identify existing gun owners who are prohibited from possessing firearms and then supports law enforcement teams to safely remove firearms from those people.
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"The president's executive orders remain in place — prohibited travel will remain prohibited, and the U.S. government retains its right to revoke visas at any time if required for national security or public safety," the statement said.
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Clomiphene and letrozole are both Specified Substances in the class of Hormone and Metabolic Modulators and are prohibited at all times under the UFC Anti-Doping Policy, which has adopted the World Anti-Doping Agency Prohibited List.
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In 2016 Pakistan prohibited the test from being used in rape trials.
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However, according to police, Vines is federally prohibited from possessing a gun.
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From the legal viewpoint, sexual harassment is only prohibited in professional settings.
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However, service members are prohibited from exhibiting political messages while in uniform.
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She is prohibited from having contact with juveniles other than her children.
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Public drunkenness is prohibited, as is bringing alcohol to Qatar from abroad.
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First, the statute Hubbuch says prohibited his termination probably doesn't help him.
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"It's clearly prohibited," says Steven Schooner, a George Washington University law professor.
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He told a deputy he didn't know smoking was prohibited on flights.
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When slavery was abolished, the Southern states prohibited blacks from firearm possession.
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I'm pretty sure that's prohibited according to the "meet the family" playbook.
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Under Islamic dietary laws, of course, pork products like bacon are prohibited.
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What's more, direct-to-consumer lab testing is generally prohibited in Maryland.
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The judge on Tuesday prohibited her from visiting Nashoba Regional High School.
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The National Park Service prohibited drone flying inside its parks in 2014.
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One passenger was prohibited from boarding after showing signs of a fever.
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From a legal viewpoint, sexual harassment is only prohibited in professional settings.
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They are usually prohibited from taking deposits so fund themselves with debt.
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The otherwise brutal rebel Tamil Tigers in Sri Lanka prohibited sexual abuse.
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Subsequently, Lochte and Feigen are prohibited from leaving the country of Brazil.
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The military's drill sergeants and instructors are prohibited from hitting their recruits.
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The traditional throwing of cushions to mark an exciting round was prohibited.
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"It's clearly prohibited," said Steven Schooner, a George Washington University law professor.
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If in doubt, check the TSA's website for prohibited food items. 5.
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Politics are prohibited except on a board for discussing light pollution laws.
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The devices also often did not contain microphones, while texting was prohibited.
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Merchants, however, would be prohibited from selling the information to third parties.
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Obscuring ads and autoplay audio and video would also likely be prohibited.
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Muslim women in headscarves have been prohibited from working in private nurseries.
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The constitution of 1994 theoretically prohibited censorship, but it continued in practice.
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Since 1976, federal law has prohibited use of federal funds for abortion.
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Both of those tricks are prohibited by the IAAF, athletics' governing body.
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Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino is prohibited from opening any future bank accounts.
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She also didn't know the conviction prohibited him to possess a gun.
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Children in my class must be prohibited from bringing in gluten, ever.
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Licensed handguns weren't previously banned from public campuses — just prohibited inside buildings.
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After resisting arrest, he was restrained in a department-prohibited, illegal chokehold.
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Uber has since prohibited the use of Greyball to target local regulators.
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Foreign contributions to inaugural funds and PACs are prohibited under federal law.
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He's now facing a charge for gun possession by a prohibited person.
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Police also have seized many items that were prohibited from the area.
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Guevara, who is congress vice president, was prohibited from leaving the country.
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Unlike years past, attendees were prohibited from bringing glass, barbecues and coolers.
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Several states prohibited 6 to 11 percent of their electorate from voting.
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It just prohibited anyone from laying claim to any territory in space.
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Both had tested positive for Norandrosterone, a metabolite of the prohibited Nandrolone.
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State law prohibited him from providing specifics about the punishment, he said.
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Otherwise any payment to the student athlete for athletic services is prohibited.
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In May this year, Berlin prohibited hosts from renting out entire apartments.
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Government officials are prohibited from using their public office for personal gain.
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Meanwhile, American companies are prohibited from expanding into a new nearby market.
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"We have managed to open up all the prohibited debates," he said.
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The White House has already prohibited personal devices inside the West Wing.
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None of the medications were on WADA's prohibited list at the time.
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She said it also deceived the online platforms that prohibited such activity.
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In 1919, the United States prohibited the production and sale of alcohol.
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There are certain prohibited chemicals, but this is a dual-use technology.
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They are prohibited from doing anything to street-sleepers against their will.
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Since 1994, Panama's constitution has prohibited the creation of a standing military.
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The constitution has prohibited re-election since it was passed in 1992.
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He prohibited anyone involved in the trial from speaking to the press.
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A confidentiality clause prohibited the accuser from speaking publicly about the arrangement.
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Bringing pork meat and pork products from China is prohibited in Japan.
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Pilots are also prohibited from flying within eight hours of consuming alcohol.
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Marijuana will still be prohibited for recreational use, the Journal-Constitution noted.
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Closing the naval base at Guantánamo would be permanently prohibited, as well.
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But Holt was prohibited from disclosing personal information about the three boys.
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It's currently prohibited during the summer months due to air pollution concerns.
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While suspended, he was prohibited from having any contact with the Patriots.
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Previous policy had prohibited military service by those who identify as transgender.
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Demonstrations will be restricted to certain hours, and weapons are prohibited. Gov.
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Entrepreneurs have limited access to goods and are prohibited from exporting them.
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Medicare is prohibited from negotiating with drugmakers to secure lower prescription prices.
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Regrettably, Moscow deployed prohibited land-based cruise missiles near its western border.
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In short, rampant use of tech prohibited development of important interpersonal skills.
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Mike Pence enacted, which prohibited Syrian refugees from resettling in the state.
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When that became prohibited in Japan, they went into the knife industry.
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Lighting up a cigarette is a garish activity prohibited in many places.
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For example, payments to hotels owned by the military will be prohibited.
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Russia's flag and national anthem will also be prohibited from the games.
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Reporters have been prohibited from filming or photographing inside the detention centers.
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Ms. A isn't the only one prohibited from wearing glasses at work.
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Roads were closed and airplanes were prohibited from flying below 4,173 feet.
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In several cities, restaurants are shuttered and public indoor gatherings are prohibited.
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"Any practice of cycling sport, even individual, must therefore be temporarily prohibited."
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Political statements, such as kneeling during the national anthem, will be prohibited.
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The monuments are protected by state law and their removal is prohibited.
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After it passed, Russia prohibited Americans from adopting Russian orphans as retribution.
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Fans will be prohibited from the tracks, as they were last weekend.
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Today, heroin is still classified as a Schedule I, or prohibited, drug.
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Corporations are prohibited from coordinating political spending with candidates or their representatives.
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And when employees do prevail, they're often prohibited from discussing the case.
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On March 11, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte prohibited nearly all commercial activity.
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Large gatherings have been prohibited in Washington, New York, Oregon and elsewhere.
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In 1884, the Iowa Civil Rights Act prohibited discrimination in public accommodation.
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Op-Ed Contributor Presidential re-election is prohibited by the Honduran Constitution.
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The students are prohibited from any presence or activity on university property.
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However, service members are prohibited from exhibiting political messages while in uniform.
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Violence and extremism from any side is prohibited and must be condemned!
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They also urged the company to publish a list of prohibited books.
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Gay conversion therapy has been prohibited in New York City since 2017.
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A prohibited species cannot be sold, transported or planted in the state.
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U.S. companies are prohibited from doing business with companies on the list.
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We welcomed everyone into our house, but all weapons were strictly prohibited.
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In Italy, meanwhile, the use of Catalan was neither prohibited nor encouraged.
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Teams are ordinarily prohibited from having more than $250 million in debt.
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Individual Cuban sanctionsTrump's policy expands the definition of "prohibited officials" in Cuba.
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In addition, he was prohibited from possessing any firearms for five years.
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Tourist activities, however, remain prohibited, a senior administration official told reporters Tuesday.
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Investors who turn 70½ are prohibited from making contributions to traditional IRAs.
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Indeed, the Supreme Court has prohibited federal authorities from "commandeering" local officials.
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Until a thorough analysis is completed, the continuation of cuts is prohibited.
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" She called for them to be prohibited "wherever it is legally possible.
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Buying, selling or consuming alcohol are all prohibited, the website makes clear.
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Other laws prohibited nonwhites from testifying against whites in courts of law.
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But such tests of what are essentially carrier rockets are not prohibited.
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During his time in probation, he is prohibited from entering school grounds.
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Similarly, states are prohibited from engaging in selective enforcement of federal laws.
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Generally, debt collectors are prohibited by law from harassing or abusing consumers.
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The companies were prohibited from secretly collecting this data from their customers.
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The home where the shooting happened was an Airbnb that prohibited parties.
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Ethically, I am prohibited from commenting on an open investigation or prosecution.
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Retail employees accused of selling prohibited flavors could also face civil penalties.
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Companies that hold federal contracts are prohibited from donating to political groups.
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Would a T-shirt with a rainbow flag be prohibited, asked Alito.
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As an economic matter, the prohibited surcharges and permitted discounts are identical.
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Democrats are prohibited by the DNC from taking part in unsantioned events.
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This practice isn't prohibited, but as far as we're concerned, it's misleading.
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These practices also deceived the social media platforms, which prohibited the activity.
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But provisions about "prohibited entities" are basically attempts to defund Planned Parenthood.
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Most fishing is now prohibited in the park, off Australia's northeast coast.
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California also prohibited its use in police body cameras in the state.
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He says security came over and told them switching seats was prohibited.
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As a result, kratom may soon be prohibited, rather than properly studied.
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The new UN resolution also prohibits countries from smuggling North Korean coal and other prohibited commodities by sea and authorizes member states to inspect, seize and impound any vessels in their territorial waters found to be transporting prohibited items.
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A bank prohibited from paying interest might seem an unlikely choice for savers.
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Keyword searches, or sorting by date or any other field, are strictly prohibited.
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The Greenville Police Department said he is federally prohibited from possessing a gun.
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Government officials are prohibited from sharing this information until it is made public.
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Suquamish Indian Tribe prohibited tribal courts from reviewing criminal offenses committed by nonmembers.
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Crase was handed preliminary charges of violence and prohibited possession of a weapon.
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It's an insidious practice, and one the FCC has explicitly prohibited since 2014.
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They also list prohibited items (possibly certain appliances) and have a packing list.
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One example of CWC is Nazi symbols in Germany, where they are prohibited.
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The addition of any non-essential element or device to clothing is prohibited.
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On Indian reservations, peyote was often prohibited and its users harassed and imprisoned.
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Groin shots are prohibited in MMA and have been since very early on.
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That right, she admitted, was still prohibited in the "controlled state" of Iowa.
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They apply to any illicit sexual relations, including prohibited heterosexual acts like adultery.
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After her lawsuit was settled, Constand was prohibited from talking about her case.
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Use of powered transporters on U.K. pavements and cycle lanes is also prohibited.
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The use of excessive force by CBP law enforcement personnel is strictly prohibited.
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The settlement prohibited the unidentified Playboy model from disclosing her relationship with Broidy.
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Human access to the island is prohibited, except for those with a permit.
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Until the 1970s, for example, most airlines prohibited flight attendants from being pregnant.
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Members and committee staffers are prohibited from having sexual relationships with each other.
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Facebook also prohibited 18 percent of national park ads linking to government websites.
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Like other CrowdStrike insiders, CapitalG is prohibited from selling shares for 180 days.
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There is a national registry of handguns and other restricted and prohibited guns.
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But, for good reason, most armed forces are prohibited from conducting political education.
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Service members are already prohibited from bringing personal electronic devices into sensitive areas.
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India has prohibited Amazon from selling its own merchandise while also marketing others'.
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U.S. immigration authorities are not prohibited from detaining people in houses of worship.
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If passed, the organization would be prohibited from participating in the program completely.
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Dancing after prayers and specific Uighur wedding ceremonies and funerary rites are prohibited.
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And cameras, which are strictly prohibited during the Masters, are more than welcome.
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Under federal law, sales of e-cigarettes to anyone under 18 is prohibited.
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Tent-sided models are prohibited in some campgrounds due to danger from bears.
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Such donations are prohibited in the United States, Britain and several European countries.
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The 1986 U.S. Supreme Court decision declared Georgia laws that prohibited sodomy constitutional.
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In California, however, such agreements are prohibited from addressing issues of child custody.
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The case came about because of a Texas law that prohibited most abortions.
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Those sanctions prohibited American companies from doing business with the national oil company.
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The NYPD had previously prohibited beards because they interfere with certain gas masks.
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Non-financial institutions will be prohibited from issuing or selling asset management products.
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Those rules prohibited internet service providers from discriminating against traffic to certain websites.
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It has also begun to use artificial intelligence software to detect prohibited content.
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"Criteria for becoming a prohibited person needs to map onto risk," he said.
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The lawsuit claimed studies showed prohibited purchasers like Haughton are attracted to Armslist.
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Reproduction or retransmission in whole or in part is prohibited except by permission.
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Since the 1990s, military personnel have been prohibited from holding white supremacist beliefs.
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Specific suggestions of specialized clinics or details of travel arrangements are strictly prohibited.
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All parties should stop the use of prohibited weapons and attacks on civilians.
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Obama-era regulation called the "stream protection rule," which prohibited coal companies from
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It stands to benefit if providers are prohibited from intercepting its commercial messages.
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I am not prohibited from purchasing firearms, but I would like to be.
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Coinbase employees have been prohibited from trading in Bitcoin Cash for several weeks.
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The third group also ate less of the prohibited foods and more fruit.
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This is currently prohibited under law, but Congress is considering removing this protection.
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The sorority prohibited hazing during its founding in 1908, according to the lawsuit.
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Alcohol is prohibited on Liberty's campus and students caught drinking can be expelled.
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They are simply prohibited from picking up the telephone and making the contact.
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"Even if it is not prohibited, it is just not appropriate," he said.
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He was unique enough to carry the prohibited modifier: Mark was very unique.
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Farmers have been prohibited from drawing water from reservoirs to irrigate their crops.
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Corporations, such as American Media, are prohibited from donating directly to federal candidates.
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Wearing campaign clothing or pins, especially while working, is prohibited across the industry.
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CSU prohibited "expressions of hostility," and confined peaceful assembly to a single area.
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Washing of hard surfaces such as driveways will be prohibited from June 1.
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You can find out what other items are prohibited by visiting our website.
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But Ms. Tsemel said she was prohibited from providing details of the abuse.
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The ruling applies to Delta, which prohibited pit-bull service animals in 2018.
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The manufacture and importation of new automatic firearms has been prohibited since the
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A letter asking a prohibited person to return his gun is not enough.
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Of those workplaces, 99% prohibited romance between a supervisor and a direct report.
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Those stores are currently prohibited from providing customers with plastic bags for free.
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She then asked whether witnesses will be prohibited from answering GOP members' questions.
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HOW MANY TRANSACTIONS WERE PROHIBITED FROM WHICH COUNRTIES, IN WHAT CATEGORIES, ET CETERA.
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These things are all clearly prohibited under both federal and state charities law.
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"You're not prohibited from saying, 'I disagree with what you're doing,' " Sessions added.
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They would not apply to felons or residents otherwise prohibited from owning firearms.
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Because Durst is a convicted felon, he is prohibited from owning a firearm.
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More than 1.5 million Floridians are prohibited from voting because of felony convictions.
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That is, the policy states that Plex is prohibited from selling user data.
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Elbows are prohibited, as are throws, trips and real work from the clinch.
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But traditional private foundations are prohibited from engaging in many direct political activities.
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If third parties were discouraged or prohibited from cross-endorsing, they could grow.
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Those rules prohibited internet service providers from blocking, throttling or prioritizing web traffic.
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Last year, the city council prohibited their work on hot or humid days.
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This week, they added a new item to the prohibited list: plastic bags.
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All public gatherings have been prohibited in the city due to coronavirus fears.
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However, they are prohibited from loading more than 10 rounds into the magazines.
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"Dancing is strictly prohibited during the concert," the tickets stated in fine print.
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Prohibited items include everything from metal pipes and swords to fireworks and skateboards.
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And Washington has other weapons, not prohibited by the treaty, to counter it.
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Under the agreement, Facebook is prohibited from misrepresenting its privacy and security practices.
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Technically, photos and videos are prohibited on the floor of the house chamber.
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Corporations are prohibited from spending money to influence campaigns in coordination with candidates.
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"That use is prohibited by both Oregon state law and our own policy."
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YouTube, for example, has long prohibited designated terrorists from having their own channels.
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As part of a restraining order, Mr. Neal was prohibited from having firearms.
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Paying a federal employee for work not performed is prohibited by federal law.
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It also prohibited the sale of machine guns manufactured after May 19, 1986.
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While my friends were getting birds-and-bees talks, my mother prohibited tampons.
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Amazon's policies, meanwhile, clearly state that sales of firearms and ammunition are prohibited.
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But any parties or social gatherings of more than 10 people were prohibited.
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Inside the perimeter, schools and community centers shuttered and large gatherings were prohibited.
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"It is a crime to engage in prohibited activity," the attorney general continued.
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In 1981, the state also prohibited those same workers from going on strike.
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The International Olympic Committee prohibited Russia from competing in the 2018 Winter Olympics.
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One worker said it prohibited her from sharing positive opinions with the press.
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New York State, where electric scooters have been prohibited, has been an exception.
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Bribery of a potential witness, for example, is behavior prohibited by Section 1510.
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Consumption of marijuana by operators and passengers in a motor vehicle is prohibited.
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The practice has been prohibited in Germany since 1934 under then-Nazi rule.
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"PHOTOGRAPHY OF THIS AREA IS PROHIBITED" blares a red sign right behind him.
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One juror later spoke of a belief that the Bible prohibited race mixing.
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Reuters has obtained new documents showing Huawei shipped prohibited US equipment to Iran.
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As the epidemic spread that fall, cities across the country prohibited public gatherings.
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The trafficking of endangered or threatened wildlife, such as pangolins, is already prohibited.
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Political gatherings are banned and parties are prohibited from undertaking any political activity.
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Follow local and federal laws — collecting fossils is largely prohibited on public land.
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Other judges are prohibited from speaking about topics that could be considered political.
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Such maneuvers are clearly prohibited at all levels of professional and junior tennis.
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" It expressly prohibited using phrases like "Make America Great Again" or "the Resistance.
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One passenger had a fever and was prohibited from boarding, health officials said.
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He also was prohibited from committing crimes as a condition of his release.
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The death penalty has been prohibited by New York State law since 2007.
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Passengers have used books to try to conceal weapons or other prohibited items.
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I am legally prohibited from even speaking to the jury about my motivation.
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The U.S. prohibited such firearms in 1994, but that policy expired in 2004.
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Metrolink already had prohibited its engineers from using wireless devices while operating trains.
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Parscale is prohibited from selling his CloudCommerce stock for at least two years.
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It was not clear whether the use of such products would be prohibited.
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Although jailhouse lawyers are prohibited from charging prisoners for their services, many do.
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And then so letting them know that this is prohibited on the platform.
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Both federal and state law prohibited him from every having a handgun again.
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The Quran stresses that it is prohibited to force the religion on others.
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None of these three serious misdeeds is prohibited by the present nuclear accord.
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The stores must have a separate sign if concealed carry is also prohibited.
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And in 1988 Congress prohibited video stores from disclosing the movies people rented.
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"Malicious insults" were already prohibited under YouTube's anti-hate and anti-harassment policies.
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The Secret Service then screens those guests for any weapons or prohibited items.
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Kim Reynolds (R) signed a bill prohibited Medicaid spending on gender transition surgeries.
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Jay Inslee (D) prohibited gatherings larger than 10 people, the meal service ended.
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The judge signed off, and Zimmerman is now prohibited from contacting the Hudsons.
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These laws regulated excavations and effectively prohibited export of antiquities outside the empire.
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Several states prohibited 6 percent to 11 percent of their electorate from voting.
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Such an arrangement is not prohibited by the global anti-doping authority WADA.
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They are also prohibited from buying stocks or shares in the financial institutions.
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The IWF said Albegov, who won bronze at the 2012 London Games in the men's +105 kg event, was provisionally suspended for "use or attempted use by an athlete of a prohibited substance or a prohibited method", without providing further detail.
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In 1901, the Gaelic Athletic Association prohibited the playing, or even watching, of cricket.
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In 2002, Pope John Paul II prohibited the diocese from ordaining any more deacons.
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This meant Christians could safely eat rabbit during Lent, when meat is otherwise prohibited.
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In some states, alcohol sales can't be prohibited through a club or a membership.
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Under California elections law, electioneering is prohibited within 100 feet of a polling location.
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Are they being manufactured to sell to individuals who are prohibited from possessing firearms?
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Soon after his arrest, Cornell suspended him and prohibited him from returning to campus.
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Iran used to be prohibited from test-firing ballistic missiles under previous U.N. resolutions.
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The Russians used all kinds of heavy weaponry, including those that are internationally prohibited.
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It affects us all when rights around sex and gender are prohibited or vilified.
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It grants an amnesty until September 30, 2019, for people to surrender prohibited firearms.
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But this year, EEOC ruled that discrimination based on sexual orientation is prohibited, too.
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"Diversions from the Great Lakes are prohibited, unless strict standards are met," she said.
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To avoid making a prohibited contribution, the corporation must comply with detailed FEC regulations.
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China, however, would be prohibited from responding in kind to any punitive U.S. tariffs.
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"Consuming cannabis in public places is prohibited to protect public health," the government states.
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Personal use of the donor list was prohibited by the charity, the document said.
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For that reason, effective immediately any off duty details at NFL Games are prohibited.
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And refugees are often prohibited from working in the countries where they are living.
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Two centuries later Napoleon deemed the practice an act of treason and prohibited it.
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The government issued a 73-hour curfew that prohibited people from leaving their houses.
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Officially, moderators are prohibited from approaching QAs and lobbying them to reverse a decision.
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In some of India's most patriarchal corners, women are prohibited from going on Facebook.
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Jenkin said Bank officials were prohibited from making further public comment on the referendum.
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The mobile version of the site performs redirects prohibited by Google's terms of service.
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One prohibited ad advertised a music album that shared a name with a candidate.
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The health insurance program for seniors is now prohibited from doing so by law.
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Teal already includes geo-fencing features to avoid flying over sensitive and prohibited locations.
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Use of any automated system to participate is prohibited and will result in disqualification.
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The prohibited areas include "illegal financing" and "unlawful internet activities", according to the document.
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Sullivan's language was unequivocal, stating "the exchange offer is explicitly prohibited by the indenture".
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Islamic finance differs from conventional banking systems in that usury and speculation are prohibited.
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Medicare, the largest provider of medications, is prohibited from negotiating prices with drug companies.
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Stripe has even gone as far as adding cryptocurrency to its prohibited businesses list.
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They are also prohibited from dealing in new bond issues by Venezuela and PDVSA.
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The photograph showed Lochte receiving an IV infusion, a practice prohibited by the agency.
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However, airline staff told Hutchins that "strict" policy prohibited Mila from facing the seat.
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The unmanned aircraft is prohibited from all Park Service-controlled areas throughout the country.
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The company has also prohibited minors from livestreaming without an adult in the room.
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She is prohibited from living within 1,000 feet of a school or a daycare.
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All forms of marijuana were previously prohibited in carry-on bags and checked luggage.
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Kurdish publications were banned and private schools were prohibited from teaching the Kurdish language.
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Any country listed is prohibited from receiving certain US military aid under the law.
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Currently, there are 32,000 premises and locations in the country where smoking is prohibited.
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Facebook's policy toward prohibited content applies to all users, including government officials, Garlick says.
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In all occupied countries, the German authorities created "indexes" of prohibited books or authors.
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"They've prohibited us from campaigning for No here," he says, looking around for cops.
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Those practices are prohibited under ACA "group health plan" standards that continue to apply.
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Firstly, remember that while states have legalized marijuana, it's still prohibited under federal law.
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THAT DODD-FRANK AND THE VOLCKER RULE HAS PROHIBITED THE BROKERS FROM COUNTING INVENTORY.
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So far authorities have only frozen his local bank accounts and prohibited foreign travel.
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He will have to face justice, and justice prohibited him from leaving the country.
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For 14 months, health officials prohibited swimming, fishing, or direct contact with the river.
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Marijuana is prohibited in casinos, bars, restaurants, parks, concerts and on any federal property.
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Also, anyone who is awaiting trial on felony charges is prohibited from receiving firearms.
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In retaliation, Arab countries cut production and prohibited exports to a number of countries.
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We broke the story ... 50 prohibited the company from posting any images of him.
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But the bill's provisions about "prohibited entities" are basically attempts to defund Planned Parenthood.
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These practices were prohibited under the net neutrality order the FCC overturned last December.
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In another case, she declined to defend Proposition 8, which prohibited same-sex marriage.
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The Mann Act prohibited the transfer of women across state lines for immoral purposes.
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Bankruptcy advisers are prohibited from holding direct or indirect stakes in the insolvent company.
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Currently, Russian sovereign debt-raising is not directly prohibited by U.S. or European sanctions.
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The UK is prohibited from entering international trade negotiations while still an EU member.
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She also is prohibited from transferring or "encumbering" any assets of either party's accounts.
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OFAC approves some activities that would be otherwise prohibited by sanctions, including legal services.
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Jews are allowed to visit the Temple Mount but are prohibited from praying there.
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In addition, the replay crew will be prohibited from working postseason games this season.
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Open food containers were prohibited, as was the use of laptop or tablet computers.
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In Wisconsin, Scott Walker's administration prohibited state land officials from talking about climate change.
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Gun dealers would be prohibited from importing assault weapons under new legislation proposed Tuesday.
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English merchants were prohibited from trading with the rich markets of the Spanish Netherlands.
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If approved, sales of menthol cigarettes and fruity e-cigarette vapors will be prohibited.
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Under Danish law, selling and buying soft drugs like marijuana and hashish is prohibited.
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The U.S. intelligence community, for its part, is prohibited from investigating domestic political affairs.
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Dancing at concerts — a new entertainment experience for Saudis in itself — is also prohibited.
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The New Jersey bill would have prohibited any marriage of children under age 18.
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Pantaleo had denied the maneuver was a chokehold, which is prohibited under NYPD policy.
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Most states allow police to seize a firearm when they encounter a prohibited person.
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Few states have a procedure to actively retrieve and remove firearms from prohibited people.
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California is one of a handful of states that seizes firearms from prohibited people.
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Notably, even emergency service aircraft are prohibited from flying within the temporary restricted areas.
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Criminals who are lawfully shot by crime victims are prohibited from suing the victims.
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Member states are prohibited from opening branches, subsidiaries or offices of North Korean banks.
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They also said the laboratory would be prohibited from taking Medicare and Medicaid payments.
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Smoking pot in an airport is prohibited as smoking in general is banned there.
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Walking off is strictly prohibited by Birthright and seen as an act of resistance.
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Officers later told her that food was prohibited on all BART property, including platforms.
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Republicans contend the Dickey Amendment has never prohibited gun research in the first place.
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The European Commission urged the United States to remove the prohibited aid "without delay".
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For the presidential nomination, superdelegates would be prohibited from voting on the first ballot.
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The company also said it has technology in place to find prohibited items automatically.
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The "risk premium" that artificially inflates prices of prohibited substances has been virtually eliminated.
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The Philippine Coast Guard searched the vessel on Friday and found no prohibited items.
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Then you have Quebec, where Anglicisms are prohibited, so Happy Meal becomes 'Joyeux Festin.
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The 18th Amendment gave Congress specific power over a specific thing: It prohibited alcohol.
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The Museum doesn't restock materials, and artists are prohibited from bringing in outside objects.
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"Sex stereotyping," which includes discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, was also prohibited.
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Bail was set at $200,000, and Sandusky is prohibited from any contact with minors.
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Summitt's rise came after Title IX, which prohibited discrimination in schools based on gender.
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Even Russia's iron-fisted fashionista, Empress Elizabeth prohibited the training of bears in 1752.
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That agreement, it says, prohibited the Philippines from taking the case to the tribunal.
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This might be prohibited under the proposal, forcing companies to borrow more from banks.
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Cigarettes are heavily taxed, and smoking is prohibited in most workplaces and public spaces.
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Despite the victory, many states passed laws that prohibited African American women from voting.
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Those rules prohibited internet service providers from blocking or slowing traffic to certain websites.
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We, too, wanted to "prohibit the prohibited" and deliver proclamations on revolution and love.
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Campaign finance laws prohibited donations of more than $2,700 in the 2016 general election.
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Ms. Yu declined to comment, saying the authorities had prohibited her from speaking out.
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Or is capital punishment "cruel and unusual punishment" and therefore prohibited by the Constitution?
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Any advertiser who doesn't pass will be prohibited from running political or issue ads.
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There is no room for racing or training under the influence of prohibited substances.
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"Public consumption should be prohibited unless at locally regulated consumption sites," the report recommends.
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It is prohibited at Head Start programs and in most juvenile detention facilities, too.
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Most of China's missiles fall within the range of weapons prohibited by the treaty.
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One would have prohibited the purchase of more than one long gun a month.
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But they would still be prohibited from publicly saying anything more on the subject.
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Growing up, his family thought the games were dangerous and prohibited him from going.
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At times, angry officials turned me around and prohibited me from visiting certain areas.
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Indonesia prohibited it last July, citing objectionable content, but restored access a week later.
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Now that they know, Florida officials are prohibited from sharing the details with voters.
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The reporters in attendance were hand-picked and prohibited from directly quoting the president.
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She also lowered the threshold for prohibited mass gatherings from 50 people to 10.
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There are a few restrictions on magazine sizes and many concealable pistols are prohibited.
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"These things could end up becoming temporarily discouraged, if not prohibited," Dr. Spitters said.
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Ms. Bruguera says in the MoMA exhibition materials that the censors prohibited this title.
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They also specifically forbid lawyers from directing non-lawyers to engage in prohibited conduct.
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The law prohibited health insurers from including lifetime and annual caps in their plans.
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Americans also are generally prohibited from engaging in financial transactions with those being punished.
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With Medicare coverage of hearing aids prohibited by law, cost represents a major reason.
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Even electronic one-on-one communication, including email and social media messages, is prohibited.
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Meanwhile, employees aged 16 or 17 are prohibited from working later than 10 p.m.
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So-called persistent landmines, which do not self-destruct, will continue to be prohibited.
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Foreign nationals are prohibited under campaign finance laws from donating to US political campaigns.
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Sex outside of marriage and with gay partners was prohibited and cause for expulsion.
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Discover Financial Services has effectively prohibited cryptocurrency purchases with its credit cards since 2015.
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State rules, he said by email, prohibited judges from commenting on matters under appeal.
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Because of a 1998 felony conviction, he was legally prohibited from owning a firearm.
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If not she could be declared persona non grata, prohibited from visiting South Africa.
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The driver crashed after being approached by police for standing in a prohibited area.
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Administration officials said the Russians now have two battalions of the prohibited cruise missile.
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Items with no link to shareholder value, such as social issues, should be prohibited.
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Clean Water: Another repealed regulation prohibited coal companies from dumping their waste into streams.
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Mr. Obama prohibited transfers of weaponized vehicles, certain large-caliber ammunition and other equipment.
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Such practices are prohibited almost everywhere else in Canada, including at the federal level.
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The American Psychological Association consequently prohibited its members from participating in national security interrogations.
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"This product was identified as one that is prohibited for sale," Amazon told him.
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Smoking, however, has been prohibited in or around the place—even in your car.
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Even basic text filters can be triggered by words that contain a prohibited spelling.
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The dining rooms' landmark protections prohibited any structural changes and even most cosmetic ones.
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This collective punishment of a population living under occupation is prohibited under international law.
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Federal lawmakers like Collins are prohibited from profiting off inside information when making investments.
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The rule would've prohibited ex-felons who cannot pay certain legal fines from voting.
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He was legally prohibited from owning a firearm because he had been involuntarily committed.
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He had been prohibited from possessing a firearm because of his prior hospital commitment.
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It pointed out that federal inmates are prohibited from possessing cell phones in prison.
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The water act prohibited nursery sowing before May 10 and transplanting before June 10.
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For Muslims in Pakistan, drinking alcohol is prohibited and talking about it is taboo.
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After that incident, the embassy prohibited U.S. government employees from using all tourist ferries.
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The International Whaling Commission, of which Iceland is member, prohibited killing whales in 1986.
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Their private lives are also closely monitored: relationships, alcohol and drugs are all prohibited.
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Such research has been effectively prohibited for decades under the so-called Dickey Amendment.
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Since 1977, the federal Hyde Amendment has prohibited federal money from going to abortions.
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The truth is, they should have penalized and prohibited this kind of content already.
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In 2016, the United States prohibited the use of e-cigarettes on commercial flights.
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Nash said after today gun owners would not be paid for their prohibited firearms.
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But such a waiver is prohibited, and the EPA later walked back the statement.
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This new law also prohibited the "transfer or possession" of large capacity ammunition magazines.
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It tested positive for epitrenbolone, which is a metabolite of the prohibited steroid trenbolone.
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The former is not prohibited by the Logan Act; the latter is flatly banned.
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"That type of evidence is flat out prohibited," lawyer Frank Addario told the court.
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Selfies with royals are usually prohibited in large crowds, but they'll make occasional exceptions.
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" The agency said that flight operations in the area were prohibited "until further notice.
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Well, New Jersey regulators prohibited casino owners from receiving loans from non-approved entities.
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He maintains a blacklist of reporters and media outlets prohibited from covering his events.
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He also is prohibited from having any contact, direct or indirect, with gang members.
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Do you know it's prohibited by the Vox Media ethics policy to own bitcoin?
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The most common policy among the schools is akin to Columbia's: Professors are prohibited from having relationships with students they oversee, but not prohibited from having relationships with other students — graduate or undergraduate — whom they do not hold direct academic authority over.
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"The majority of countries have actually not prohibited corporal punishment, and there are only 9% of children under the age of 5 living in countries where corporal punishment at home is fully prohibited," said Cappa, who is not involved in the Global Initiative.
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At Green Valley Nudist Camp in Medina, Ohio, photography is prohibited on-site, according to the camp website, and cellphones prohibited at ceremonies, said Heidi Porta, 44, a Universal Life minister and owner of Exclusively Yours, an event management company in Akron, Ohio.
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Virginia and other Southern jurisdictions prohibited slaves and free blacks from carrying weapons at all.
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Its informants are also prohibited from "initiating or instigating" a plan to commit a crime.
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For example, collectors are prohibited from behaviors including threatening violence or harm, or using profanity.
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And like the infamous Berlin clubbing mecca, photos are also strictly prohibited—unless you're Diddy.
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Mueller even said it's "prohibited" to seek a sealed indictment of Trump for later on.
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Since historically the rabbis have prohibited usury between Jews, the same may apply to bitcoins.
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Washington says Moscow is violating the treaty by testing and deploying a prohibited cruise missile.
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After the Times report, the company prohibited the use of Greyball to target local regulators.
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The court also froze the assets of the developers and prohibited them from further cheating.
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IllinoisCustody and visitation rights are prohibited for individuals who conceive a child through sexual assault.
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Bieber also would have been prohibited from saying anything disparaging about Trump and the GOP.
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GIGOT: OK. MCGURN: Look, we know California prohibited using race as criteria for its universities.
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Bets from coaches or athletes are prohibited, and casinos must report suspicious wagers over $5,000.
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The attackers, again, were offended by alcohol consumption, which is prohibited in the Islamic faith.
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"This type of behavior is strictly prohibited and unlawful," a Disney spokeswoman told the Journal.
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Eaton is prohibited from having contact with Sabatini's family for the duration of his sentence.
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The announcement identified several kinds of videos that will now be prohibited on the platform.
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Currently, such groups are officially prohibited, which puts Wagner members in a precarious legal situation.
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Current and former Facebook employees are prohibited from joining the board, as are government officials.
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Nor did it provide a reason for why Zawahri was prohibited from buying a gun.
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The protestors reportedly entered the SCIF with electronics including cellphones, which are strictly prohibited inside.
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The State Department is expected to issue a list of prohibited companies for more clarity.
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Women were also prohibited from dancing in front of men outside of their immediate family.
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Rural collectives are also prohibited from organizing banquets, whether for festivals, birthdays or school promotions.
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There is nothing on the prohibited list that would allow them to do that, period.
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As it stands, this approach is often prohibited by the publishing agreements made with scientists.
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But on January the first, the rules have changed and meldonium became a prohibited substance.
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They're also prohibited from abusive, unfair or deceptive practices to try to collect a debt.
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Churches and other charitable groups are prohibited from contributing to campaigns or even endorsing candidates.
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U.S. companies are prohibited from selling technology to anyone on the list without government approval.
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In May, the White House prohibited the purchase of Iranian iron, steel, aluminum and copper.
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Women in face veils are prohibited from walking the streets, using hospitals or public transport.
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And we're creating a whole separate class of actions that are prohibited only for women.
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Then, the rats were prohibited from consuming cocaine for either 14 days or 60 days.
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The resolution stresses that trying to starve civilians in conflict is prohibited by international law.
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In other words: everything a 16-year-old boy wants to do is strictly prohibited.
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Defence ministries in Australia and India have prohibited staff from using WeChat, Tencent's messaging app.
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The largest American phone carriers have long been been effectively prohibited from using Huawei gear.
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The short of it is this: Facebook scans your Messenger conversations for certain prohibited content.
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And Guymon still may be prohibited from serving alcoholic drinks if the ban is lifted.
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At that time, the importation and interstate transportation of the listed species will be prohibited.
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McCorvey sued his office to prevent Wade from enforcing the Texas law that prohibited abortion.
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Earlier this year it prohibited the production, import or export of religious books without permission.
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In Pennsylvania, operators of commercial vehicles are prohibited from holding a mobile telephone while driving.
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In places where concealed carry is prohibited, the absence of police means a soft target.
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In North Carolina, callus cutters are prohibited by the state's Board of Cosmetics, WFAA reported .
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But regardless of the outcome on November 8, marijuana will remain prohibited under US law.
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The offenders are also prohibited from drinking alcohol or taking drugs during the probation period.
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Under separation agreements, the five were prohibited from recruiting from Credit Suisse for three months.
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Couch is also prohibited from consuming alcohol or drugs as she awaits her upcoming trial.
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Instead, the altered rule would place the burden on regulators to prove trading is prohibited.
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John Cornyn's efforts to ensure that the records of prohibited individuals are entered into NICS.
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"The chemical compound cannabidiol (CBD) is not prohibited," according to the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency.
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This is in part why the Founders specifically prohibited any religious tests for federal officers.
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We have essentially educated those prohibited buyers to go purchase anywhere besides a gun store.
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The VCO exception has been prohibited in many states, but is used frequently in others.
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Players are prohibited by NCAA rules from accepting payments beyond scholarships and other related costs.
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Banks will be prohibited from providing services to businesses not registered with FINTRAC as well.
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Their biggest client is required to buy their products and prohibited from negotiating the price.
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Some EU member countries have specifically prohibited zero rating, while others have allowed the practice.
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Right now, providing basic banking services to marijuana-related businesses is prohibited under federal law.
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"But such blanket claims of Fifth Amendment privilege are expressly prohibited by law," he argued.
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Kurdish schools, organizations and publications were forbidden; even the words "Kurd" and "Kurdistan" were prohibited.
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Prosecutors are largely prohibited from releasing details about investigations that don't lead to criminal charges.
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Greene also cited the I.T.F.'s communication strategy for changes to the WADA prohibited list.
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Fraternization between the civilian staff and inmates at a maximum-security prison is strictly prohibited.
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Chinese smelters are currently prohibited from using concentrates with more than 0.5 percent arsenic content.
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Services, like travel on military aircraft and other job-related benefits, should also be prohibited.
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Under the change, teachers are not prohibited from including Clinton or Keller in lesson plans.
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Its previous policy only prohibited some animals such as hedgehogs, sugar gliders, insects and ferrets.
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Individuals are prohibited from giving more than $28503,22019 to a federal candidate per election cycle.
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Adushkina saw the footage and prohibited the group from releasing it, the Daily Mail reported.
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Trump's campaign and America First Policies are prohibited by law from coordinating with each other.
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Enacted in 2202 the law attempted to override nondisclosure rules that prohibited communications with Congress.
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The District of Columbia has strict gun laws, and firearms are prohibited in the Capitol.
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Under the JCPOA, Iran is prohibited from enriching uranium at Fordow until at least 2030.
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They prohibited lending to the sanctioned state banks and companies for 30 days or more.
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With contact prohibited during off-season workouts, Vander Laan focused on his technique and stances.
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More than 50 other cities and counties, including Los Angeles County, have prohibited its use.
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Government guidelines state knives hidden inside belt buckles, phones, brushes, or lipsticks, are prohibited weapons.
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The state should be prohibited from forcing its own viewpoints on those who boycott Israel.
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The judge said, however, that Xerox was not prohibited from exploring other transactions with Fujifilm.
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But claims that Boeing is subsidized in a prohibited market-distorting manner are patently false.
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Recently, Iran undertook enrichment-related activities at the Fordow facility that are prohibited until 220006.
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Such protection allows the animals to live in places where they may otherwise be prohibited.
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At the time of the riot, inmates were prohibited from having physical contact with visitors.
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Although Bolt has a clean slate, several Jamaican athletes have tested positive for prohibited substances.
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Thereafter, guns were prohibited at American institutions of higher education as a matter of course.
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The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 specifically prohibited Chinese immigrants from becoming citizens and voting.
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Government employees are largely prohibited from promoting private businesses during performance of their official duties.
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If you're prohibited and answer truthfully, a gun dealer is supposed to scrap the sale.
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Flying drones around stadiums is prohibited by the FAA when major sporting events take place.
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The plane is currently prohibited by the US Air Force from carrying cargo or personnel.
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Cows are sacred for Hindus, and their slaughter is prohibited in much of the country.
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China engages in illegal export subsidies, prohibited currency manipulation, and rampant theft of intellectual property.
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"ICE is not prohibited under this program from tracking the locations of citizens," he said.
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Shortly thereafter, however, Australia passed another law that prohibited physicians from euthanizing terminally ill patients.
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Employees are also prohibited from sharing such information with anybody outside the company, Armstrong continued.
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Americans are generally prohibited from conducting financial transactions with individuals in Iran and North Korea.
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We got married in a secular castle, where religious ceremonies are prohibited, which suited us.
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Use of chlorine as a chemical weapons is prohibited under the 1997 Chemical Weapons Convention.
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"Starting today, smoking and cigarette-butt littering are prohibited on beach areas," Bannaruk told Reuters.
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Tampering with the digital locks is prohibited by intellectual property rules enshrined in trade agreements.
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Valliyate stressed that inflicting unnecessary harm on animals for entertainment is prohibited under Indian law.
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Both USA Hockey and Hockey Canada had prohibited body checking for players under age 13.
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In 2010, she was prohibited from participating at the American Open while wearing Islamic dress.
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He was subsequently charged with possession of a prohibited controlled substance in a penal facility.
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They are obviously strictly prohibited from inciting or provoking any action from the bouncers themselves.
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And marijuana will foolishly remain an entirely prohibited Schedule I narcotic under all other circumstances.
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HHS also pushed back on suggestions that it has "banned, prohibited or forbidden" certain words.
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Under Trump's ethics pledge, Catanzaro will be prohibited for five years from lobbying the NEC.
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This year, however, Ohio authorities prohibited general spectators from attending the festival, because of coronavirus.
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Building owners are prohibited from deregulating apartments as long as they receive the tax benefits.
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In some areas, residential basements are prohibited, because they fall in high-risk flood zones.
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Even now, financial institutions are prohibited by law from giving information about foreign account holders.
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Baffling the station's researchers even further is that it was located in a prohibited area.
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Over 20 companies, including Pfizer, have prohibited their products from being used for lethal injections.
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It is widely thought that when something is legally prohibited, it more or less stops.
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Dry ice, which some parkgoers use to keep drinks cool, is also prohibited beginning Thursday.
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The Kentucky and Mississippi measures both allow medical emergency procedures that otherwise would be prohibited.
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Twitter, Amazon, and Salesforce, among others, have prohibited non-essential domestic and international employee travel.
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Technical intermediaries can just as easily become choke points, shutting down communication on prohibited topics.
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The 2004 statute provided a list of permitted and prohibited uses of the repatriated money.
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Sitting judges are prohibited from speaking directly about issues that could be seen as political.
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Gatherings with more than 22020 people are prohibited for at least the 30-day period.
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In areas where hunting is prohibited, like my backyard, no one is tracking the herds.
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Under Scottish law, she is prohibited from speaking publicly while her case is under consideration.
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Twitter, Amazon, and Salesforce, among others, have prohibited non-essential domestic and international employee travel.
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Jay Inslee (D) has prohibited events of more than 250 people in several Washington counties.
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Like past impeachments, the current trial's rules have prohibited senators from speaking during the proceedings.
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When the Taliban was in power in the 1990s, the group largely prohibited poppy cultivation.
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Chris Christie, a Republican, is in his second term and is prohibited from running again.
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"On the contrary, the White House is ethically and morally prohibited from intervening," he said.
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Paraquat is just one of scores of pesticides prohibited in Europe but sold outside it.
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It is still prohibited to grow, buy or transport the drug, The Journal-Constitution reported.
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The law prohibited banks from making risky but hugely profitable bets with their customers' deposits.
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All public accommodations that fell within the reach of Congress's power were prohibited from discriminating.
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The film was banned in Ukraine in 224 under a law that prohibited Russian productions.
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Federal employees are generally prohibited from flying any class other than coach, with few exceptions.
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He remains accused of charges of abuse of power and is prohibited from traveling abroad.
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They cause severe burns, similar to napalm, and their use is prohibited in civilian areas.
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In fact, the Japanese general prohibited such attacks as he knew that they didn't work.
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Using money from an undercover account to supplement the A.T.F.'s own budget is prohibited.
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Under rules published last week, senators are prohibited from bringing any electronics into the chamber.
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"All such uses are prohibited, including on license plates and in speeches and internal materials."
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The pace at the Masters seems leisurely not because the patrons are prohibited from running.
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When do words cross the line from permissible, encouragement, advice, or persuasion to prohibited coercion?
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The school's own investigation found the ex-teammate had committed "prohibited behavior," the complaint said.
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Morro Rock is a peregrine falcon preserve, so climbing it is prohibited — with one exception.
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Since 1999, winners of college football's top award have been prohibited from selling their hardware.
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Nor should Americans be prohibited from taking steps to protect their own privacy and security.
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But the sanctions did sink FDI into Russia, even though it was not specifically prohibited.
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And Medicare, which does have significant negotiating power, is legally prohibited from using these agreements.
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