Examples of cryptocurrency funding campaigns by proscribed groups are rare.
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We did this at our leisure, not during proscribed hours.
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Hezbollah is proscribed as a terrorist group by the United States.
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Most vegetables, but not potatoes, are allowed, and sugar is proscribed.
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"The word 'victim' is proscribed," she writes, deemed too self-pitying.
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Official lists of proscribed cults still put Falun Gong at the top.
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The European Union has proscribed its militant wing as a terrorist organization.
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It is proscribed as a terrorist group by the U.N. Security Council.
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It will embolden the very behavior Europe has proscribed in recent months.
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But the words are off-limits, taboo, proscribed by some unwritten covenant.
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Why must the very word that refers to the event be proscribed?
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This is not an argument for adding to the list of proscribed countries.
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Multiple Launch Rocket Systems, proscribed by the Minsk agreement, are also back in action.
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Your actions are proscribed; your position is static; your interactions make no physical sense.
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To have been socially proscribed from commiserating about it would have genuinely pained me.
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The Hippocratic oath said nothing about lying—it only proscribed doctors from doing harm.
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Such bullets, which can cause wider wound channels, are proscribed in most military use.
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And like thermite and napalm, it is proscribed in civilian areas by international law.
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In recent weeks, America's foreign policy establishment has proscribed new ways to contain Russia.
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Compare that vernacular definition to this excerpt of the patent's abstract (emphasis ours):[T]he social networking system may receive a list of proscribed content and block comments containing the proscribed content by reducing the distribution of those comments to other viewing users.
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It was not ancient India that proscribed homosexuality; the English colonizers gave India the law.
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Yet the campaign gives insight into how a proscribed group has gone about bitcoin fundraising.
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Under the Terrorism Act, it's illegal for journalists to secretly handle sources within proscribed organizations.
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This is a man specifically proscribed as a terrorist for his associations with al Qaeda.
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There is a problem when perfectly respectable, reasonable, mainstream opinions become proscribed by the media.
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Those who have recently visited any of the proscribed countries may be subject to extra scrutiny.
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The interior ministry said it was a move to "speed up action against all proscribed organizations".
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In 2009, President Obama issued Executive Order 13526, one that proscribed penalties for mishandling such information.
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If media reports are correct, the F.B.I. has instead been given a proscribed set of orders.
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Punishment for cow slaughter, which is proscribed in most states of India, has become more severe.
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All the while press censorship, proscribed by the Constitution, continued uninterrupted through the spring of 19673.
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And in this case the related far right groups have not been proscribed by the UK government.
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Aside from the aforementioned provision in Washington D.C., there are no other punishments proscribed in the US Code.
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Some pietistic forms of Islam, not known to advocate or practise violence, have also been proscribed in Russia.
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Wandering around, in no proscribed sequence, I felt myself pulled physically closer to works to examine exquisite details.
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That voice, like James Earl Jones' or Alec Baldwin's, is simply too iconic to be limited or proscribed.
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People with big mortgages will be hurt if the mortgage interest deduction is proscribed in the new proposal.
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In Pakistan, both the discrimination of caste and the history of religious difference are officially proscribed and forgotten.
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Pakistan, which denies Indian accusations of aiding militant groups, last week announced a crackdown against all proscribed outfits.
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First, it requires proof that an individual acted because of a specific proscribed animus enumerated in the statute.
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The company does point out it removes channels of proscribed groups and any individuals formally linked to such groups.
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"It was decided during the meeting to accelerate action against proscribed organizations," Pakistan's interior ministry said in a statement.
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Before the JCPOA, Iran was explicitly proscribed by U.N. resolutions from launching ballistic missiles capable of carrying nuclear weapons.
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Little wonder, then, that Falun Gong is placed first on the Chinese government's latest list of 24 proscribed evil cults.
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"Had I communicated this information without following proscribed protocols, I would have been prosecuted and imprisoned," the lieutenant told Clinton.
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Elliptic uses a database of information linking digital coin addresses to exchanges, darkweb marketplaces, and proscribed groups to track cryptocurrencies.
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But the standoff was kept under control by arms treaties, superpower summits and both proscribed and informal rules of engagement.
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As military leaders scramble to track down those involved in publishing the photos, new details emerged about further proscribed online activity.
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Importantly, just because a victim follows the proscribed steps doesn't mean he or she is going to get their files decrypted.
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"The viewpoint-based exclusion" of specific people from his account, the lower-court judge wrote, is "proscribed by the First Amendment".
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With such funding seemingly proscribed in the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services guidance to states, how will the agency respond?
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A salamander's life becomes increasingly proscribed during the drier summer months, leaving them to forage under logs or in small burrows.
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Building regulations do not set proscribed standards, lawyers say, leading to greater uncertainty over how to implement the regulations following the fire.
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Although how exactly investigators would be able to determine that a particular individual has repeat-viewed proscribed content is an open question.
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Previous large-scale crackdowns against anti-India militants have broadly been cosmetic, with the proscribed groups able to survive and continue operations.
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Ramming through decrees that all but proscribed any other party, he then coerced bureaucrats and military officers into joining Democracy Party ranks.
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Turkey regards that faction, known as the P.Y.D., as the Syrian offshoot of a proscribed militant group that operates on Turkish soil.
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Congress was able to provide that content and metadata to external researchers, an action that is otherwise proscribed by U.S. and European law.
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One of the agencies, the ministry said, has warned against letting proscribed and monitored organizations enter politics with a view to gaining legitimacy.
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Iran has also begun to flout some aspects of the nuclear deal itself, by enriching uranium to proscribed quantities and levels of purity.
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Do apps need wide-ranging access to do whatever they want or can they be proscribed into certain safe sandboxes by the operating system?
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While criminalized under domestic penal codes, espionage is not explicitly proscribed under international law; rather, it is accepted as a reality of international relations.
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"Only the wanton or reckless pressuring of a person to commit suicide that overpowers that person's will to live has been proscribed," it said.
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In these 17 cases, Broadly was able to identify just four cases in which officer failings were found, and sanctions or training were proscribed.
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The Syrian government is no stranger to pariah status: Damascus has been proscribed as a state sponsor of terrorism by the United States since 1979.
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The government describes all factions fighting against it as terrorists, although only two groups — Islamic State and Nusra Front — are proscribed by the United Nations.
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Proscribed as a terrorist group by the U.N. Security Council, the group has set aside past conflict with Turkish-backed rebels to defend the northwest.
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The men who lead them continue contesting elections as independent candidates and may persist in their attempts to register their proscribed organizations under different names.
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In the aftermath of the Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling, corporations can now play a role in politics that was proscribed in the Watergate era.
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His proscribed role for the weekend is unlikable and he can't even do that quite right ("right-wing ogre, at your service," he says, pleadingly).
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In 28503, Congress passed the Undetectable Firearms Act which proscribed guns that lacked a quantum of metal, and otherwise could not be detected by metal detectors.
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Many American critics of the INF's strictures cite Beijing's substantial missile arsenal, some 95 percent of which is thought to fall in the INF-proscribed category.
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In practice, this means that popular but proscribed activities, including Zumba dancing, are often tolerated if they take place semi-hidden or under a different name.
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With the beach proscribed, he'd follow dry creek beds—"the child highway"—through the neighborhood, exploring groves of live oak and fig, nasturtium hedges, mysterious culverts.
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Almost uniquely among human occupations, priests cannot marry, as a function of their vocation; nor can they engage in sexual acts, as proscribed by Catholic moral teaching.
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Some are with what used to be called the Nusra Front, which is basically al Qaeda in Syria, a group proscribed and bombed by the United States.
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Unlike most swipe-happy 20-somethings, young Orthodox Jews only date with the clear intention of marriage, choreographing romantic relationships around their religion's sharply-proscribed courtship rituals.
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All parties insisted they would continue in their fight against the Islamic State group and the proscribed terrorist group al-Nusra, recently renamed Jabhat Fateh al-Sham.
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There's plenty of storytelling here that feels complicated for the sake of being complicated — or that takes big leaps of character logic to arrive at certain proscribed ends.
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"What Mr Lavrov has put on the table about Assad will not solve the problem," Hijab said, accusing Moscow of using proscribed weapons to shore up Assad's regime.
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India, as indeed the entire international community, is outraged that a self-confessed and UN-proscribed terrorist is being allowed to walk free and continue his evil agenda.
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C18 had established itself as a stewarding force to the BNP, but after violence against many other far-right activists, it had been proscribed by the BNP leadership.
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And it is based on the notion that the government has an affirmative obligation to give the people adequate notice of what behavior is proscribed by the law.
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Representatives of the proscribed countries as well as several neighboring nations condemned the move, but Trump on his Twitter account said the initiative enjoyed support in the region.
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And that the Pulwama suicide bombing was carried out by Jaish-e-Muhammad, a United Nations-proscribed terrorist outfit that operates openly from one of his major cities.
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The three decades of reform that started in the late 1970s loosened controls over society, allowing the revival of all religions and many traditions that had been proscribed.
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Islamabad has also placed Jamaat-ud-Dawa and the Falah-e-Insaniyat Foundation, two offshoots of Lashkar-e-Taiba operating as charities, on its list of proscribed organizations.
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A page or app may be free (as in beer) and linkable, but if it only works on specifically proscribed platforms (iOS, Android, Facebook, Chrome), it's not really open.
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Police will also be empowered to arrest people for hate speech or for spreading radical content, as well as those taking part in paramilitary training or joining proscribed groups.
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The changes would allow police to arrest people for hate speech or for spreading radical content, as well as those taking part in paramilitary training or joining proscribed groups.
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You either protect free speech for everyone or give the government the power to determine what speech is permitted and what is proscribed, from coffee shops to cake shops.
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Media and humanitarian access to Rakhine remains highly proscribed: the UN continues to be denied "effective access" despite a memorandum of understanding agreed with Myanmar nearly three months ago.
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On the first morning, Renshaw unexpectedly pleaded guilty to preparing an act of terrorism, but he and the others remained on trial for membership in a proscribed terror organization.
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By the turn of the 19th century he was even beginning to receive some modest acclaim; but he was unable to fit within the mould the contemporary critics proscribed.
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Learners don't need university bureaucracies, now reduced to meek tools of government, banks, and other corporate sponsors, offering a proscribed and limited (and in most cases vocationally useless) educational experiences.
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He thinks it's part and parcel of special counsel Bob Mueller's probe, which he views as a "TOTAL WITCH HUNT" (his words) that has grown well beyond its proscribed mission.
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The war that was to have proven neoconservatism's revolutionary power instead exposed what turned out to be serious flaws in both its understanding of the world and its proscribed policies.
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The viewpoint-based exclusion of the individual plaintiffs from that designated public forum is proscribed by the First Amendment and cannot be justified by the President's personal First Amendment interests.
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However, shortly before oral argument, the court mooted one of the two cases after travel ban 2.0 died of natural causes with the expiration of its proscribed 90-day period.
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Under a recently passed state law, California will not pay non-essential travel costs for government employees to any such proscribed states, which also include Kansas, Mississippi, North Carolina and Tennessee.
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So the SDF was born, with the exaggerated claim that there were many Arabs in their ranks, and the omission of Turkish Kurds -- the PKK, proscribed by Turkey -- fighting there too.
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Proscribed as a terrorist movement by the United States, Hezbollah is a heavily-armed Lebanese Shi'ite Muslim group backed by Iran and a leading ally of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Puerto Rico has stopped paying its bondholders and would be mired in creditors' lawsuits by now if Congress had not proscribed most creditors from enforcing their claims for a few months.
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" The district's policy handbook states that students may be searched "only when the school district official has reasonable suspicion to believe the student has engaged in or is engaging in proscribed activity.
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When President Reagan tried to bolster anti-Marxist insurgencies in the Western Hemisphere, the Democratic House of Representatives opposed his vision and proscribed assistance to Nicaraguan rebels battling the leftist Sandinista government.
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Related: The Amount of Plastic in the Ocean Could Outweigh Fish by 2050 Meador's team focused on compounds that Americans pick up at their local pharmacy, or is frequently proscribed by doctors.
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Yet it will probably be so modest in size -- just a fraction of the hundreds of billions of euros Macron had envisioned -- that its clout will be severely proscribed from the onset.
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U.S. Girls calls to mind the work of the visual artists Cindy Sherman and Carrie Mae Weems, who frequently explore the parameters of gender, from what is proscribed to what is embodied.
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The structure of stand-up is also rigidly proscribed; while narrative comedy can be about anything, stand-up is almost always about one person addressing the audience directly, without costumes or props.
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"The viewpoint-based exclusion of the individual plaintiffs from that designated public forum is proscribed by the First Amendment and cannot be justified by the president's personal First Amendment interests," she wrote.
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The statue had been the target of angry, swelling protests by Hefazat-e-Islam, a vast Islamic organization based in Chittagong, which argued that art depicting living beings was proscribed by Islam.
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In the capital Islamabad, the district magistrate banned proscribed organizations from "fund-raising in any kind and social, political, welfare and religious activities by these groups", according to an order reviewed by Reuters.
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While researching counterterrorism a few summers ago, I met with a high-ranking Pakistani official to talk about his decision to attend a campaign rally with the leader of a proscribed terrorist organization.
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While the operation ostensibly was aimed at keeping overnight borrowing rates within their proscribed range, it also has coincided with a stock market rally that has almost perfectly matched the balance sheet increase.
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The two-month ban, which can be extended, was put into place "to curb the terrorist acts and assistance activities carried out by the proscribed organizations and their subsidiary welfare wings," the document said.
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As the backlash grew and Trump signed an executive order to keep families together, Sabraw, the judge in San Diego, forced the administration's hand, ordering reunification of all children on a tightly proscribed timetable.
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In this Text-to-Text we pair Milton's poem with Frank Bruni's Op-Ed "Today's Exhausted Superkids," which discusses the high costs of following the narrowly defined and proscribed path to an elite college.
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Arts and crafts courses should not instruct children to depict anything living, which is proscribed by Islam, and should instead offer instruction only in calligraphy, said Abdullah Wasel, a member of Hefazat's central committee.
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Those works were meant to be about the exigencies of site—about being in a particular place and having a particular experience, and also about a refusal of the proscribed spaces of the institution.
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With new, cost-competitive delivery models and medical products actively proscribed, the American healthcare system is constantly tending toward collapse, unable to function successfully even with billions of dollars in subsidy handouts to insurance companies.
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U.S. participation in projects in which there is no Russian involvement can be used surreptitiously to route financing and perhaps other project components to proscribed ones, without any illicit behavior at all by U.S. firms.
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India said it was disturbing that the U.N. report described internationally-designated and U.N.-proscribed militant bodies as "armed groups" and militants as "leaders", as it undermined the U.N.-led consensus on zero tolerance of terrorism.
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Arkansas, which he represents, is also a low-income state that has accepted federal Medicaid expansion money and thus would lose out significantly if the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion were curtailed, as proscribed by AHCA.
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As Gizmodo's Adam Clark Estes has written before, federal law currently generally does not prohibit the production of non-proscribed firearms for personal use without a license as long as the gun isn't for sale or distribution.
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"It just isn't done" ought not be an inviolable principle; evolution in the sorts of things proscribed by it has been critical in establishing social equality for women, religious and ethnic minorities, and LGBT individuals and couples.
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"Aggressive rhetoric since the New Year strongly suggests North Korea will not only continue to test these proscribed systems, but is also likely to attempt a first launch of a similarly prohibited intercontinental ballistic missile," he added.
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Revealing what a witness said before the grand jury is proscribed, but it is less clear whether it covers information gathered through subpoenas and other steps taken by investigators to aid in a grand jury investigation. Mrs.
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Viewers are also invited to click through "Forbidden Memories," a searchable database of proscribed titles compiled by the artist, which detail such particulars as dates and reasons cited for a given book's censorship, making for absorbing perusal.
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If Iran were to resume nuclear activities proscribed by the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), there is a real risk the U.S. or Israel would launch attacks against it, starting a regional conflict of unknown dimensions.
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Specialists in security analytics are needed to enable organizations to develop and enforce effective cyber practices, such as limiting the use of USBs and access to proscribed email addresses, and to also analyze data for insider threats.
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The United States has presented Russia "time after time after time" with data showing that the missile flew more than the treaty's proscribed 500-km range during one of the tests conducted between 2008 and 2013, she said.
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On the last, the government's plans seem to suggest that, so long as companies live up to their duty of care by designing products in a way that discourages the dissemination of proscribed material, they will be protected.
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But they fit actions proscribed by the Logan Act, a little-used statute adopted by the Founding Fathers that was enacted to prohibit this very sort of meddling by private citizens in the diplomacy of the United States.
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In 2016, National Action was proscribed as a terrorist organization, and became the first far-right group to be banned in Britain since World War II. READ: The obscure neo-Nazi platform linked to a wave of terror.
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Iran's atomic energy agency said that its uranium stockpile would soon surpass a proscribed limit unless Britain, France, Germany and the full European Union — all of which are signatories to the 43 deal — help Tehran circumvent American sanctions.
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"We have to march with the changing times," Ausaf said, adding that the new laws would enable the government to track fundraising activities of all the U.N.-proscribed groups and take punitive action such as freezing their assets.
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Kelley was discharged from the Air Force in 2014 after being convicted of two counts of domestic violence and serving a year in prison, a functional felony conviction which should have earned him a place on the proscribed list.
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Indeed, under federal and state laws, negligence roughly means an "indifference" or careless attitude toward the proscribed conduct and with Comey calling the conduct "extremely careless," an argument can be made that Clinton was grossly negligent in her acts.
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In its proscribed role as an advisory force — limits that have been increasingly stretched as Afghan forces have struggled to hold off Taliban offensives — the American-led international force in Afghanistan has sustained 10 deaths so far this year.
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He was also angered by the greater freedom that rallies staged by the "no" campaign seemed to get and by "no" supporters who are sympathetic to a Kurdish movement that the European Union has proscribed as a terrorist group.
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The local man was arrested by detectives on Tuesday and taken to Belfast where he was also charged with possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life and with professing to be a member of a proscribed organization.
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After Lundblad's remarks, Cooper then pointed out that the same video still remains online on Facebook and Twitter — querying why all threee companies haven't been sharing data about this type of proscribed content, despite their previously announced counterterrorism data-sharing partnership.
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The suit alleges that, under the rules, the team provided all the residency documentation for every player on the team as required, and it was the responsibility of Haley and others to ensure they fit within the proscribed geographical area.
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It may be a race that the U.S. is willing to concede, but it should be noted that Huawei's sphere of influence on other shores continues to expand, even as the company's ability to operate in the U.S. is completely proscribed.
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Hezbollah, proscribed by the United States as a terrorist organization and fighting in the civil in neighboring Syria as a vital ally of President Bashar al-Assad, reacted angrily last month to the U.S. measures aimed at cutting off its funding.
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" Addressing concerns about the illegal use of bitcoin, the spokesman added: "We are acutely aware of sanctions issues and the risks of misuse or misappropriation of resources and know-how and take care to avoid any sensitive or proscribed areas.
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Asked about a crackdown on JuD and FIF, Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal, who co-chaired one of the meetings on the plan, responded only generally, saying he has ordered authorities "to choke the fundraising of all proscribed outfits in Pakistan".
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It's likely to further alienate the U.S.'s European allies, boost China as a global economic and political power and gladden Iranian hardliners looking for more reason to restart proscribed nuclear activities and to continue their interventions in the Middle East.
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The Gaza-based Izz el-Deen al-Qassam Brigades, which is proscribed by the United States and the European Union, has been calling on its supporters to donate using the digital currency in a fundraising campaign announced online in late January.
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But Mr. Kreiss said that, after months of studying Breitbart, he concluded that it was seen "less as a proscribed set of policies" than as a way to declare opposition to the long-held bipartisan consensus that favors trade and immigration.
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Minister of State Niels Annen told weekly news magazine Der Spiegel that the Shi'ite Muslim Islamist movement remained a relevant factor in Lebanese society and the European Union had already added its military wing to a list of proscribed groups in 2013.
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"Both men were fully aware that Daesh is a proscribed terrorist group responsible for brutal activities and that what they themselves were doing was illegal," said Sue Hemming, Head of Counter Terrorism for the Crown Prosecution Service, in a statement released Tuesday afternoon.
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Intelligent Cold chain ensures that a product that is supposed to be kept cold didn't get exposed to higher than recommended temperatures, while warranty tracking ensures that a product was being used in a proscribed fashion and should be subject to warranty claims.
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"These persons are suspected to have links with some of the accused persons in the said case who had exited India to join the proscribed terrorist organisation ISIS/Daish," the NIA said in a statement, using other names by which Islamic State is known.
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These are Fossil watches, which means they have that "I'm cooler than The Gap but not that much cooler I mean let's be reasonable about my level of carefully proscribed suburban rebellion as a teenager and besides I'm a totally responsible millennial adult now" aesthetic.
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"These persons are suspected to have links with some of the accused persons in the said case who had exited India to join the proscribed terrorist organization ISIS/Daish," the NIA said in a statement, using other names by which Islamic State is known.
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So when he tweets "only freethinkers" and "It's no more barring people because they have different ideas," he is picking up on a real phenomenon: that the boundaries of public discourse have become so proscribed as to make impossible frank discussions of anything remotely controversial.
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That's why I've always thought there's a quasi-religious dimension at work in climate-change advocacy, which not only describes the science but offers a catalog of prescribed (or proscribed) behaviors, and which tends to demonize people who aren't wholly in tune with their assumptions.
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Petersburg Declaration, 1874); banned explosives from balloons, asphyxiating gas and dum-dum bullets (First Hague Convention, 1899); and proscribed pillage, the execution of surrendering soldiers and prisoners of war and forcing civilians to swear an allegiance to a foreign power (Second Hague Convention, 1907).
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Keeping a promise made to the United Nations Human Rights Council in 2011, the country (which had never actually proscribed sex between women) decriminalized sex between men, striking down the 60-year old section of its penal code that stipulated up to 14 years in prison.
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Proceeding from the supposition that people engaging in the proscribed sex acts were members of a "miniscule [sic] minority", the highest court upheld the ban on the grounds that only the legislature had the right to say whether they could be treated as a criminal class.
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Since National Action was added to the government's list of proscribed terror groups in December –becoming the first far-right organization to be banned in the UK since the Second World War – the group has continued to operate underground, according to anti-racism group Hope not Hate.
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After the worldwide publicity surrounding the mass cult suicide at Jonestown, Guyana, in November 1978, ashram officials proscribed further violence in the encounter group and changed its name, but Smith says that verbal abuse and orgiastic sex were still common in the group when she went through it.
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A system created with the sole purpose of detecting and preventing hate speech has accomplished the exact opposite effect: excluding a marginalized group from protection and definitively protecting a group that not only has fundamental protections and privileges, but is arguably the group most responsible for the behavior being proscribed!
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Cooper then asked why a video, made by the neo-nazi group National Action — which is proscribed as a terrorist group and banned in the UK, had kept reappearing on YouTube after it had been reported and taken down — even after the committee raised the issue with senior company executives.
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DA: I would be remiss if I didn't ask you about the Saudis, and I know you probably are proscribed from being too responsive, but I'm going to take a run at it anyway, which is how valid is the charge that they were complicit through various sponsorships and so on.
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Gordon had been suspended twice before his yearlong ban: he earned two games in 2013 for using cough syrup with codeine in it, and then 10 games in 2014 for marijuana after "barely" failing another drug test in which one of the samples did not even rise above the proscribed limit.
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Seemingly isolated attacks like the one in Finsbury Park don't always get the response from policy makers that they should, partly because the casualty count tends to be lower and because the lone attacker does not necessarily belong to any proscribed organization, so there appears to be less systemic risk.
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Lifting so-called secondary sanctions, whereby the U.S. effectively proscribed third parties transacting with Tehran as well as itself, have helped Iranian oil exports to more than double from around 753 million barrels per day and enabled GDP to rise 4 percent in 2017, compared to a contraction in 2015.
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They just wanted permission to try, to try to find the most creative part of themselves, and to express themselves, to tap into it without being told they had to do it in some set and prescribed way, and without believing other ways of expression were proscribed or were not allowed.
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If you can't see it in a theater with a crowd of rabid, spoon-throwing Room fans, do the next best thing and gather a group of your bravest friends for a private show, and be sure to research the proscribed viewing party activities so that you come prepared with the necessary props.
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International leverage must be brought to bear on Turkey and Iraqi Kurdistan to re-open the borders so essential trade can flow in both directions; the PKK must be taken off the proscribed list of organizations; and aid should be provided for the influx of refugees from other parts of Syria to this safe haven.
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"Against the backdrop in which there are no laws or regulations to protect individuals from discrimination due to sexual orientation, in which there are no proscribed professional guidelines on relevant psychiatric practice, in which families are willing to pay large sums to 'cure' an individual from homosexuality, an abusive practice has persisted," the report said.
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The bookseller said he only knew Amazon was forbidding titles because he received an automated message from the retailer, saying two used books he sold seven years ago — "Conspiracy of the Six-Pointed Star: Eye-Opening Revelations and Forbidden Knowledge About Israel, the Jews, Zionism, and the Rothschilds" and "Toward the White Republic" — were now proscribed.
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The counterterrorism police guide included assorted white power groups, "extreme Satanism" and Al Muhajiroun, "a proscribed terrorist group seeking the establishment of an Islamic State and Shariah law in the U.K." In addition to Extinction Rebellion, it listed "animal rights extremism," warning of people who watch "animal liberation" videos, and who strongly oppose wearing fur, hunting foxes and eating meat.
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"We do expect that China will implement the resolution, but if we detect that Chinese companies in violation of the resolution are conducting business, aiding and abetting North Korea proscribed entities, we will tell the Chinese what we know, with the expectation that the Chinese will act on it," Danny Russel, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, told Reuters.
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In citing a gender imbalance in China as a reason for the need for a law against sex-selection abortions here, he left untouched why parents in any country might prefer to have a boy: centuries-old inheritance systems, proscribed roles for women that kept them in a home, and more modern job discrimination that made it impossible for a girl to have equal opportunities in life.
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The Indian Foreign Affairs Ministry welcomed the decision, which came after weeks of diplomatic arm-twisting involving France, the US and the UK. "The 1267 Sanctions Committee's decision to designate the leader of Jaish-e-Mohammad, Masood Azhar, as a UN proscribed terrorist is a step in the right direction to demonstrate the international community's resolve to fight against terrorism and its enablers," said a statement by the Indian government.
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In its draft, the Education Department wrote that the Obama-era guidance "made institutions liable for conduct of which they were unaware," and that the rules exceeded existing laws by "requiring institutions to respond to conduct less severe than proscribed by Title IX." The Obama-era guidelines were hailed by supporters for aggressively protecting victims — but were not legally binding — and assailed by critics as trampling on the due process rights of the accused.
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That should be achievable, because while there have been skirmishes among stakeholders on the question of what types of conduct should be legally proscribed for various Internet actors, the basic question of whether the Web would be an open, freewheeling system versus a closed, controlled one has long been settled in favor of the former: Everyone agrees on the value of an open Internet, and should be able to get behind innovation throughout the entire Internet ecosystem.
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