Kapur: When we are restricting calories, you are restricting the energy source of your body.
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It's hard to advocate for both here: restricting firearms and restricting free speech are one and the same.
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"By restricting our research really you're restricting the potential for discovery of compounds which could benefit patients who are severely ill," Mehta says.
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She said the flyer for the afterparty didn't say anything about restricting filming, and she didn't see a policy restricting filming inside the club.
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On the campaign trail, Trump has repeatedly talked about building a wall with Mexico, restricting trade with China, and restricting Muslim immigration to the United States.
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"What we see is not only a restricting effect on search but also stifling competition and may be restricting innovation in the wider space," she said.
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The smog has blanketed much of the city in recent days, severely reducing visibility, restricting traffic, delaying flights and restricting all but the most necessary outdoor activity.
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And Monday saw more governors taking actions such as restricting group sizes, closing bars and restaurants, and in the case of Texas, restricting medical procedures including abortions.
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Restricting credit bureaus from certain lines of business, nationalizing them or restricting the flow of fair and affordable credit does not solve the problem of data security.
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"I started restricting at age 12, and I've been through cycles characterized by both heavily restricting and binging," says the 32-year-old, a participant in Aouad's research.
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The paper kicks around ideas about restricting outside commentary about Supreme Court cases – which presents big First Amendment problems – or restricting the court's consumption of virtual briefing, which raises enforcement issues.
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Although, notably, the new version amends "removing" content into "removing or restricting access to" content in a number of places, presumably in a nod to Facebook's new focus on restricting reach.
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Yesterday, Alabama followed suit, restricting abortions in almost all cases.
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I would also feel like restricting because of the bloat.
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Conflicts in places like Libya and Iraq were restricting supply.
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Besides the price increases, some stores are restricting egg purchases.
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Restricting someone's ability to comment will also affect direct messages.
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Greg Abbott signed a bill restricting insurance coverage for abortions.
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Supporters say that the bill isn't really about restricting abortion.
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"Government," Paine argues, "is a necessary evil", inevitably restricting liberty.
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The problem with AB 5 isn't about restricting press freedom.
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I think restricting it to a single request is fine.
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Unfortunately, by restricting a woman, you do not protect her.
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The new laws inadvertently worsened the problem by restricting competition.
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Mr Mendes also favours restricting the use of plea bargaining.
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Nonetheless, he's ready to pass laws restricting women's reproductive rights.
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Twitter and other social media companies that are restricting speech.
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Jordan, too, has started restricting visas for Palestinians from Gaza.
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In today's GOP, one thing: restricting access to safe abortion.
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But it began restricting withdrawals last April, blaming "liquidity problems".
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There's no chip restricting you to certain containers or coffees.
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This control is unsustainable, even if you're not restricting calories.
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Florida, for example, began restricting people with felonies since 1868.
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Restricting speech is like trying to waltz with a wolf.
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What about restricting students' ability to participate in extracurricular activities?
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Oklahoma started restricting wastewater injections from hydraulic fracturing last year.
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Restricting civil liberties is no way to combat foreign interference.
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Restricting taxpayer funding of abortion also enshrines racist healthcare disparities.
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He questions whether restricting social media usage was even legal.
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Restricting diversity efforts will ultimately reduce the quality of education.
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Officials are also restricting the movement of people across provinces.
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One could avoid demographically managed conversations by restricting one's interlocutors.
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Stop restricting programs and classes to certain genders or races.
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Mulvaney, by contrast, began restricting more meetings to senior officials.
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"There isn't any talk of restricting travel," Mr. Hibberd said.
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Brexit also seems to be restricting this source of supply.
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Still, Mr. Trump has made a priority of restricting abortions.
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Again, there is no rationale for restricting company owner participation.
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Airlines from around the world are restricting flights into China.
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That's yet another reason for a federal law restricting gerrymandering.
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What were the implications of Trump's order restricting the program?
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"These findings show that all calories are not alike to the body from a metabolic perspective and that restricting carbohydrates may be a better strategy than restricting calories for long-term success," Ludwig said.
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Some of the candidates for president have called for restricting inversions.
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What is the consequence of restricting the ATF's use of data?
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He's talked specifically about restricting work visas, and that means me.
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"I can't do [juicing] — it's too restricting for me," McPhee says.
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Hardell is also concerned about YouTube age-restricting sex ed videos.
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Trump could crush Mexico's economy by restricting imports from the nation.
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Also, there are potential privacy reasons for restricting high-res imaging.
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And restricting their trade could be a serious game changer. 5.
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China is also restricting the flow of oil into the North.
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And tech companies are just now restricting some of these efforts.
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That day the government passed a law restricting freedom of assembly.
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YouTube may have taken action restricting this episode of Paul's podcast.
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They suggested measures like deleting tracking data and restricting advertising practices.
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Several countries introduced regressive policies, restricting access to contraception and abortion.
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Tuesday, residents faced a curfew restricting their access around Cedar Rapids.
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Microsoft is restricting Windows 10 S devices to Windows Store apps.
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The solution isn't restricting the flow of information in some way.
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First, it slashed rare earth export quotas, restricting the global supply.
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The White House's "America First" policies are also restricting trade flows.
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Restricting the secondary market is possible, but only with great effort.
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They're oftentimes too restricting, a little too shiny, and too short.
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Restricting this important source of revenue hurts communities in every state.
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They could avoid this trouble by restricting themselves to hedge financing.
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Politico reported on Thursday that Facebook was considering restricting political microtargeting.
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Unnecessary, restricting regulations were rolled back and taxes were cut dramatically.
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The Center has a considerable financial interest in restricting payday lending.
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In 2007, 75 percent had at least one policy restricting speech.
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But there is no constraint restricting such agreements in the future.
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Last year, New York established rules for documenting and restricting force.
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The longer-term costs of restricting competition remain to be seen.
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This is seen quite often in people who are fluid restricting.
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Restricting the personal use of music defeats the purpose of copyright.
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From here, you can make decisions about restricting certain apps.6.
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Many schools are now restricting the ceremonies to teachers and students.
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S. borders and restricting the number of airports accepting international flights.
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The Trump administration began by restricting travel from China, then Iran.
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Restricting work invites an exodus of jobs to lower-wage countries.
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Oklahoma tried passing a law restricting Sharia law, and it failed.
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For the next few years, I danced between restricting and bingeing.
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Tuesday, officials raised the alert level, restricting access to the area.
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In 2012, California passed a law restricting the practice on minors.
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Establish acceptable levels of government eavesdropping and guidelines restricting government access.
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You can read a complete list of companies restricting travel here.
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By restricting options, this mandate raises the cost of federal procurement.
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He has signed one of the country's toughest laws restricting abortion.
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Chicago has a "prohibited housing list " of buildings restricting Airbnb rentals.
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Yet more and more cities keep passing laws restricting vehicle-dwelling.
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Poorly structured regulations are the best possible medium for restricting competition.
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Chief Justice Roberts has voted to sustain other laws restricting abortion.
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Restricting sewage and sediment runoff from shores that choke the coral.
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" Despite the dangers of energy drink consumption among young people, Kallymer says he wouldn't necessarily recommend restricting sales to the younger set, due to "the danger of making energy drinks even more appealing by restricting them.
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Trying to reclaim the nationalist banner, he enacted a new law severely restricting who can form a civil society organization and restricting donations to those groups, on the pretext that non-profits were being supported from abroad.
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Meanwhile, the research suggests that restricting access to guns helps reduce violence.
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"The size of the nanochannel is what's restricting the drug," Filgueira says.
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Periodic Israeli closures have been occurring all of her life, restricting movement.
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"She does have allergies that are restricting her airways and causing asthma."
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I'm not restricting my spending due to necessity or lack of money.
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China has kept a complex set of rules restricting inflows for decades.
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They say that severely restricting imports results in higher Canadian food prices.
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Governments are increasingly restricting the flow of ideas, goods, money and people.
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Hong Kong's high court extended an order restricting protests at the airport.
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The service also supports restricting access to within your Dropbox Business team.
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"I like restricting [immigrants] until they know who they are," he added.
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That's a strong indicator that restricting access to guns can save lives.
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The White House has considered restricting Chinese scientists' access to research programmes.
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Restricting the food we desire, and feeling bad when we consume it?
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The taxi drivers were protesting President Trump's controversial executive order restricting immigration.
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Policymakers responded by restricting access to pools of anonymized biomedical genetic data.
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Can't this be fixed by closing the app or restricting background refresh?
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A court order restricting reporting of the plea was lifted on Friday.
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We are actively removing all listings & restricting sellers who try to — eBay.co.
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Was disregarding an aural-oral approach restricting my natural gift of gab?
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In March, Ecuador had said that it was restricting Assange's internet access.
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Nine of the 50 U.S. states this year passed legislation restricting abortion.
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Restricting advance refunding would significantly limit the flexibility of municipal bond issuers.
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Huawei remains on a U.S. blacklist, restricting its access to American technology.
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"That starts with restricting widespread civilian access to military-grade assault weapons."
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That can include restricting someone's access to lethal means, including a gun.
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Instead, he told Reuters that restricting gun rights would not stop shootings.
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Their no votes reflected the the Trump-era centrality of restricting immigration.
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Restricting access to that talent will put our research enterprise at risk.
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Britain relies heavily on immigrants, so restricting immigration could hurt the economy.
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He also backs drastically restricting the instances lethal force can be used.
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How is restricting the use of birth control methods not "punishing women"?
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Last month, the tribunal struck down the new law restricting its powers.
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And they asked his administration to refrain from restricting high-skilled immigration.
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There are laws restricting — but not banning altogether — exports of natural gas.
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Oregon is not alone in restricting prisoner access to tech-focused books.
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"Sake's Japanese—we're not restricting ourselves to Chinese dim sum," explains Wharton.
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The Republican president's administration has taken a hard line on restricting immigration.
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The company has taken some recent actions restricting the sale of both.
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The move came following a government mandate restricting flights into the country.
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Rhode Island is also restricting gatherings to no more than 2628 people.
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"There's a certain edge to photography that's really restricting," he once said.
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Restricting myself from friendships because someone's decided they have a partner now.
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Kazakhstan's president, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, promised to ease laws restricting public protests.
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It isn't just government censorship that is restricting free expression in China.
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But some governments are moving in the opposite direction and restricting rights.
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Now 50, Ms. Zhu moved to Manzhouli when China began restricting logging.
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Laws restricting abortion access are nothing new, having proliferated nationwide since 2000.
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A string of states have passed legislation restricting abortion in recent months.
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And it could lower home prices by restricting deductions for property taxes.
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Restricting documents and time is a great mistake for lifetime judicial appointments.
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Amazon started restricting all nonessential employee travel in the U.S. on Friday.
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I believe restricting travel to and from China is a prudent start.
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Animal studies have shown that restricting calories by 103% can extend life.
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Some states have laws restricting use of ALPRs but most do not.
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Will more major airlines begin restricting access to their overhead bin space?
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The Washington bill imposes such limits by restricting benefit providers to nonprofits.
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States have since passed a wave of bills restricting access to abortions.
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Gavin Newsom signed into law new rules restricting medical exemptions for vaccines.
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Aid workers say that is restricting their ability to help the displaced.
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The police will begin restricting vehicular and pedestrian traffic around 4 a.m.
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Restricting immigration or religious clothing would serve some people by hurting others.
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I don't believe we want to go there in restricting patient access.
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Withholding passports and restricting movement are also common, according to advocacy groups.
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That collides with a primary aim of many Brexit supporters — restricting immigration.
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Banks are restricting access to cash and the Lebanese pound has slumped.
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"Try to replace your food instead of just restricting it," she said.
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Members have successfully lobbied for laws restricting interfaith marriage and religious conversion.
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In that way, midwifery regulations are similar to TRAP laws that target abortion providers with the effect of restricting abortion access: Midwifery regulations impose undue burdens that end up restricting access to home births supported by skilled professionals.
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It can include restricting access to bank accounts, ruining their credit, and more.
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"The timing is not right, right now," for restricting Boeing, said state Rep.
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All around the world, we have seen the disastrous consequences of restricting abortion.
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We do allow criticism of immigration policies and arguments for restricting those policies.
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Extending capital requirements to shadow banking would mistakenly double-down on restricting growth.
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Gelatin is restricting vegans from quite a lot of foods and activities. 6.
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This policy is clearly and deliberately aimed at restricting the entry of Muslims.
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Hellerstedt, in which Center for Reproductive Rights challenged two Texas abortion-restricting laws.
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Restricting access, on the other hand, sucks the life out of the system.
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His retelling is almost tentative, restricting itself to the core of the corpus.
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A bank could have a narrow mandate, restricting itself to merely receiving deposits.
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Japan was bullied into voluntarily restricting exports of everything from textiles to cars.
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I clearly see them voting in favor of threatening innovation and restricting activism.
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In fact, it is a model for the benefits of restricting gun use.
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It must be achieved without jeopardizing quality, restricting access or inhibiting essential innovation.
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They acknowledged, however, that Congress could pass measures restricting or altering the designations.
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Voters nearly considered a ballot measure restricting the industry in 2014 before Gov.
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Mr Cameron helped by steadily restricting the scope of his demands (see article).
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Economic growth in Europe has also been slow, restricting their freedom to act.
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Margaret Atwood's handmaidens gather to demand the #txlege stop restricting reproductive rights pic.twitter.
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He is dedicated to demeaning our craft and restricting our freedoms of speech.
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Perhaps surprisingly, Meissner says that Trump could have more luck restricting legal immigration.
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Pitsiladis planned each meal, restricting Bekele's calorie intake to about 22,785 per day.
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Why would they support restricting or eliminating most immigrants' eligibility for social programs?
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However, some routers allow restricting access to their administrative interfaces by IP address.
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Realism and restricting communist expansion influenced our military involvement in Korea and Vietnam.
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The film's supporters lashed out at the film board for "restricting" the movie.
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Falih said Saudi Arabia was committed to restricting nuclear technology to civilian use.
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The newly available characters will solve these headaches without restricting parents' naming rights.
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The US in turn has also accused Russia of restricting its flight access.
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As a result, they also lost weight and body fat without restricting calories.
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This also isn't the first time Trump has "joked" about restricting press freedoms.
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For this reason, a public health approach must include restricting access to firearms.
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Other suggested tactics reportedly include restricting access based on a user's geographical location.
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But by restricting payments ... that they're rightfully earning, that's not keeping people safe.
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She overturned repressive laws restricting individual rights, and began a crusade against corruption.
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The move comes following a government mandate restricting both domestic and international flights.
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But studies show that homeowners of both parties support restricting development around them.
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And various studies have indicated that restricting access to firearms reduces gun deaths.
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But localities would be prevented from restricting such areas to single-family homes.
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My body looks as it always has when I'm not restricting or bingeing.
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Here's a look at the 1939 law restricting political activity by government employees.
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Several Kenyan parents said they felt deeply conflicted about restricting their children's diet.
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There are no federal laws restricting abortion in Canada, but provincial laws vary.
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This is how the majority of cases challenging laws restricting abortion are filed.
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Russia is already restricting passenger flights and has halted many trains to Europe.
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For instance, restricting immigration is not the smartest policy when workers are scarce.
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However, it is wantonly restricting and thwarting Chinese media outlets' normal operation there.
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"We're restricting travel to business critical travel," Cook told CNBC's Josh Lipton Tuesday.
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The multinational companies that helped make the city global are restricting travel there.
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"The ramifications of restricting access to safe abortion are well-known," Rodriguez said.
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Restricting debt collectors to 50-year-old technology is no service to consumers.
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Under Mr. Kasich's leadership, Ohio has been especially aggressive in restricting reproductive rights.
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The vegan mafia is not restricting itself to entrepreneurs who don't eat meat.
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Airlines began restricting flights to Italy, while prices for masks and gels skyrocketed.
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The multinational companies that helped make this city global are restricting travel there.
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Refusal to cooperate could be grounds for restricting those countries' Visa Waiver status.
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Virginia, the Supreme Court decision that invalidated U.S. state laws restricting interracial marriage.
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Many popular areas around the world are restricting tourist traffic or increasing fees.
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Wade, the U.S. Supreme Court 1973 decision that overturned state laws restricting abortion.
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Banks may respond to their Carillion losses by restricting exposure to other outsourcers.
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Automakers across the globe have been evacuating employees and restricting travel to China.
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Google is also temporarily closing its offices in the country and restricting travel.
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Legally restricting abortion in Mexico does not prevent women from seeking the procedure.
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Saudi Arabia is currently restricting oil output as part of an international agreement.
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California and Connecticut also recently passed laws restricting government access to digital messages.
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Unfortunately, the FDA has been asleep at the wheel in restricting these chemicals.
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Consider a law or regulation restricting advertisements for a new, life-saving medication.
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In addition, pain has behavioral consequences like restricting physical activity or limiting productivity.
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He denies restricting media freedom and cracking down on democracy and human rights.
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One of those laws was a law restricting the sale of sex toys.
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Not all of the data protection authorities are in favor of restricting transfers.
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Confining patients to their rooms, restricting their activities and posting guards is expensive.
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But studies show that restricting access to guns alone can also prevent suicides.
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She also said she took issue with some U.S. states restricting abortion rights.
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It is forcing or restricting someone's ability to breathe or their blood flow.
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Calls for restricting the power of the consumer protection board should be rejected outright.
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For example, it used to encourage third-party apps, then it began restricting them.
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Restricting access to the means to kill oneself can also make a big difference.
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We know that restricting access doesn't make women less likely to end a pregnancy.
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Between 2010-15, state governments adopted over 290 different laws restricting access to abortion.
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How does an entire country cope with restricting such an animal protein-heavy diet?
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The First Circuit suggested that safety concerns might justify restricting the right to record.
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They were blocking the city's light rail service and restricting traffic flow, police said.
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A court order restricting the reporting of Bittar's plea was lifted earlier on Thursday.
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The ban restricting travelers from seven countries sparked demonstrations at airports across the country.
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To curb outflows, China has imposed capital account controls, restricting outbound investment and payment.
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The administration has also been restricting Chinese companies from investing in the United States.
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On the Rift it's annoying, but on the Vive it's pretty restricting at times.
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Activists are also organizing around the issue of guns and Republicans restricting voting access.
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China has enforced them by restricting coal imports from its troublesome neighbour this year.
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We can't keep restricting and we can't keep — we have to do what's right.
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More and more countries are restricting the entry of Chinese travelers into their country.
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Some lawmakers have proposed restricting buybacks unless companies commit to paying their workers more.
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To avoid restricting the performances, Hiro limited the use of prostheses whenever he could.
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" She added: "I think that restricting the access to abortion does not reduce abortion.
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" The group opposes "restricting states' safety authority without strong federal safety standards in place.
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Thus, the temperance movement began, restricting or banning alcohol in regions throughout the country.
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Are prohibitive prices, complex controls, or sluggish responses from lawmakers restricting their regular use?
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Re-imposing a ban on crude oil exports and restricting other fossil fuel exports.
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Airport authority ANA said the lack of supplies at Lisbon airport was "restricting operations".
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Guess who's presenting: RADARS, which has advocated against restricting prescriptions of high-dose painkillers.
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"Quantitative restrictions and higher import tax are effectively restricting inflows from overseas," Kothari said.
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Decongestants squeeze blood vessels in the nose, reducing inflammation by restricting the blood supply.
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Even if it passes, conditions could be placed restricting how the business can operate.
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Outbreaks of African swine fever are currently restricting farmers' ability to replenish their herds.
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TALK of restricting the use of Chinese telecoms equipment in the West is growing.
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Government officials say restricting such imports will protect the environment and improve public health.
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But maybe we've been restricting ourselves to those four depressing themes this whole time.
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"Restricting tax deals between states and companies is the next logical step," he said.
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Trump has made restricting immigration a cornerstone of his presidency and re-election campaign.
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The strategy: restricting supply helps to create a spike on the first trading day.
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Lau's semi-abstract work showcases the accumulating risks of restricting women's right to abortion.
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PayPal is restricting accounts outside of the domain of the American alt-right, too.
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Since 2013, anti-abortion lawmakers have passed nearly 300 laws restricting access to abortion.
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A number of countries are restricting the numbers of refugees who cross their borders.
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Of course, internal agency policies restricting disclosures might well encompass disclosures of presidential communications.
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The RBI primarily limited itself to restricting bank lending under the previous PCA framework.
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Voters there almost considered a ballot measure restricting the industry in 2014 before Gov.
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The Fed said contacts reported labor shortages were restricting employment growth in some areas.
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China has several loosely-worded regulations restricting experimental science, including rules on embryo research.
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The most effective sanctions are those restricting lending to key Russian banks and companies.
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Restricting use would also help prevent weeds from developing resistance to dicamba, he said.
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CRUZ: One of those laws was a law restricting the sale of sex toys.
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Champions of restricting environmental reviews insist that it is crucial to prevent forest fires.
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"Restricting the free movement of labor is not a taboo," Mr. Kirkegaard told me.
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But America shouldn't be in the business of restricting legal immigration into this country.
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Justice Zavascki's ruling on Monday lifted multiple injunctions restricting Mr. Esteves's movement and activity.
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Overly restricting inflows of this talent pool works against the U.S.'s comparative advantages.
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More boldly, Mr Blair suggests restricting free movement for those without firm job offers.
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Such affiliations help explain why the Center is so committed to restricting payday lending.
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Ten states had argued that the policy violates federal antitrust laws by restricting trade.
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Daum said he nevertheless was deeply unsettled by increasing nationalism that was restricting trade.
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Carter also slammed China and Russia for restricting Internet access, and sponsoring cyber attacks.
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Social media companies have been criticized for disproportionately restricting content that offends political progressives.
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But she and her colleagues insist on restricting immigration from other European Union countries.
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However, so many of us are restricting ourselves by keeping our need for income.
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Plus, many states, including New York, still have laws restricting ownership of stun devices.
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The good old days of loading an antivirus app and restricting access are over.
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Restricting movement is one of the main tools Israel employs to enforce the occupation.
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He thought the laws were too restricting and made it impossible to defend himself.
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Restricting the movement of immigrants and refugees will carry adverse economic and humanitarian consequences.
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The argument rests on the assumption that legally restricting abortion is the minority view.
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"I am fine with restricting buybacks," Trump told reporters during a briefing on Friday.
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Over the past six years, she explained, state laws restricting abortion have not slowed.
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Among them: restricting market access and pushing foreign companies to hand over valuable technology.
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In a significant shift, the National Rifle Association lobby endorsed restricting the device's use.
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They added that the agreements also hurt franchisees by restricting whom they could hire.
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Alberta is restricting production to 3.81 million barrels per day in March and April.
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That's the reason so many countries are restricting residents' movement to encourage social distancing.
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Finland will start restricting traffic across its borders on Thursday, with cargo transport continuing.
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Walmart sent a memo to employees on Thursday restricting travel due to coronavirus concerns.
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International travel – We are restricting all cross-border international travel to business-critical trips.
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My whole mentality is that when I'm not restricting myself, I make smarter choices.
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This year's is experimenting with a higher defensive line, squeezing the play, restricting space.
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Despite many laws restricting their rights they played a significant role in civic life.
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Higher duties could lead to less demand for U.K. products, ultimately restricting the economy.
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This is just one of the consequences of restricting the travel of international students.
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In 22020 alone, 17 states passed a total of 58 new measures restricting abortions.
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Azar replied that he did not interpret the Dickey Amendment as restricting gun research.
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The tech firm is restricting employee travel to Italy, Iran, Japan, and South Korea.
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Therefore, it's unclear what effect restricting off-label use could have on health outcomes.
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Moscow denied it was restricting shipping, saying it had not heard of any problems.
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Suppose, for example, a state passed a law restricting advertisements that promote Venezuelan socialism.
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The company's "behavior has harmed consumers by restricting innovation in the wider mobile space."
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The agency is considering banning or restricting menthol and other flavors from tobacco products.
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It is also sure to spark calls for new laws restricting money in politics.
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There has been no official announcement from China on restricting licenses to import gold.
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" • "Major urban centers such as London, Madrid, and Mexico City are restricting cars' access.
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Wade, the women who will be most impacted by laws restricting abortions are the poor.
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Restricting their sense of sight can make the feelings of hot and cold more intense.
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But they were the most likely to support restricting purchases for people with mental illness.
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Washington has called on Mnangagwa to change Zimbabwe's laws restricting media freedom and allowing protests.
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The president has made restricting immigration, both legal and illegal, a centerpiece of his administration.
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The objective of the fictional language is to eliminate people's personal thoughts by restricting expressiveness.
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There was strong evidence that that restricting access to guns tends to reduce gun deaths.
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It's become a reliable source of upvotes to post a screenshot showing Amazon restricting reviews.
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"With Chinese regimes largely restricting US-based companies, India becomes ever so crucial," he added.
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Some of my stories appear only behind a paywall restricting access to certain Westlaw subscribers.
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What if you were deficient in salt even if you weren't consciously restricting your sodium?
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The compression felt nice and tight on my legs during squats, but they weren't restricting.
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Chile considers lithium a "strategic mineral," limiting its production and restricting use in nuclear applications.
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Mr. Trump has made restricting refugee admissions part of his broader goal to limit immigration.
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The findings mean that the FDA's plans for restricting flavors are on the right track.
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UBS is restricting employees' travel to, from, and within China amid the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak.
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What once seemed like an innovative concept is now holding back and restricting Motorola's design.
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When Hefei, Anhui's capital, started restricting purchases last year, buyers rushed elsewhere, including to Wuhu.
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It was the biggest loser in the financial index, restricting its gain to 0.33 percent.
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Even restricting location access on an app won't necessarily prevent it from revealing your location.
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The group has tried for years to pass a bill restricting the use of restraints.
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Hubbard proposes restricting how fans can transfer tickets, locking them down within a closed platform.
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Combined, the studies agree that restricting calories can improve health and delay age-related diseases.
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Then they often have a secondary, extra-territorial component restricting non-American individuals and companies.
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Restricting options for users goes against the nature of the Android open source project [ref10].
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Shallower take-offs need more runway, limiting the number of airports served and restricting sales.
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Add two filters at onceYou're not restricting yourself to one filter per snap are you?
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Irish voters chose by a 66:34 majority to repeal a constitutional amendment restricting abortion.
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Several state legislatures are considering restricting their use, at least for workers on modest wages.
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OPEC and some allies including Russia have been restricting output since the start of 1.16153.
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If you think consumers hate you now, just wait until you start restricting our internet.
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Those gaps are sometimes there deliberately because the DOD is restricting information about military satellites.
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He saw how cellular providers were restricting product advancements, and compared them to Soviet ministries.
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Tissot said violence had slowed down the humanitarian response, restricting aid access to some areas.
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According to the Thaiger, authorities plan on restricting public access to further down the shore.
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Restricting ballot access could become a federal-state partnership, with North Carolina in the forefront.
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Not speaking French or Haitian Creole was restricting, but it led to some amusing interactions.
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That said, I have to knock Google for restricting the Active Edge to Google Assistant.
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Restricting immigration wouldn't actually solve many of the problems that are being attributed to immigration.
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This doesn't necessarily mean that restricting access to opioids is or was a bad idea.
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Citing a 2010 U.S. Supreme Court decision restricting U.S. securities claims based on non-U.
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But restricting the consumption of sugar in food just doesn't seem to be as powerful.
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Restricting ozone depleting pollutants was a main tenant of the Montreal Protocol signed in 1987.
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CNN was unable to obtain copies of the complaints because of policies restricting their release.
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The government said it was temporarily restricting access to the Telegram messaging app and Instagram.
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He did not say whether he supported restricting the carrying of rifles on the streets.
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The cargo contains high sulphur, restricting the number of petrochemical makers that can use it.
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China has since passed legislation further restricting what foreign NGOs can do on Chinese soil.
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Scaling back visas, restricting investments, and pausing military training also might be on the table.
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They also exacerbate inequality by restricting the housing supply in places where demand is greatest.
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It would subject all unilateral executive branch action restricting trade – including tariffs – to congressional approval.
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In the water, Zéa can learn to move in different ways without gravity restricting her.
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Restricting visas The Australian government's hardline immigration policies could also be at play, Ghezelbash said.
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OPEC and some allies including Russia have been restricting output since the start of 20.09.
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But, Human Rights Watch accuses the Rwandan government of torture and restricting freedom of speech.
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Nationalist rhetoric seeks to persuade us that restricting visas and constructing walls will protect us.
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If there are no harms, then restricting data use has only costs and no benefits.
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Free speech is so fundamentally important that restricting it in any manner carries serious risk.
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Prohibits residential lease agreements from restricting the possession of firearms by residents or their guests.
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Two federal judges also suspended Trump's executive orders restricting travel from several Muslim-majority countries.
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Abortion Alabama, Oregon and West Virginia have measures that are aimed at restricting abortion access.
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It is about restricting EPA's use of research demonstrating the health effects of harmful exposures.
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The suspension came per a Yemeni government mandate restricting flights to the Middle Eastern country.
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Restricting visas would hurt Russian businessmen, officials and dissidents who have made Britain their home.
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Plenty of people in Washington like restricting immigration, especially low-skilled immigration from poor countries.
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Banks are increasingly terminating or restricting business relationships to avoid money laundering and terror financing.
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Caspian started restricting his withdrawals after six months, offering the excuse of temporary technical problems.
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The country is under a national lockdown restricting citizens' movement and activities until April 3.
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Italy is already under a national lockdown restricting citizens' movement and activities until April 303.
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Companies have been canceling large events, restricting travel and encouraging employees to work from home.
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On March 22, the country imposed a nationwide lockdown, restricting all nonessential travel and gatherings.
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Peru and Ecuador are restricting Venezuelan refugees, while Tanzania is working to push out Burundians.
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Walmart is also restricting all cross-border international travel to business-critical trips for employees.
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Airlines in Asia are restricting items that are reused, such as pillows, blankets, and magazines.
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Restricting cars on a crucial city street may seem shocking, but it's not unheard-of.
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Afterward, we're explaining why the Transportation Security Administration is restricting its employees' use of TikTok.
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As the coronavirus continues to spread, major tech companies are restricting employee travel to China.
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Identifying a campaign ad and restricting how it is targeted will not be a problem.
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But laws restricting free speech will make them sweat a lot harder than they should.
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The measures could include restricting an ad from being served if automated activity is detected.
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Ulaanbaatar was also considering restricting activities at monasteries, churches, restaurants and bars, the mayor added.
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The administration wants to protect national security by restricting the flow of technology to China.
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Greg Abbott (R), includes proposals restricting abortions, targeting public-sector unions and expanding school choice.
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CNN first reported in October that the administration was considering restricting travel from certain countries.
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The coronavirus outbreak has reached a point where people are restricting their travel en masse.
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Investment banks including Goldman Sachs and Citigroup are restricting travel to Italy, according to Reuters.
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He has said that restricting steel and aluminum imports is necessary to protect national security.
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The glut is expected to materialize even though OPEC and its allies are restricting output.
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Some cities are restricting how many scooters can operate, and even issuing outright scooter bans.
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Those who lived through the Depression were overwhelmingly supportive of restricting immigration, Mr. Shulman said.
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Mauritania's government has repeatedly denied restricting the activities of rights groups or making arbitrary arrests.
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Economists have understood for decades that restricting imports always reduces a country's overall economic welfare.
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Azar told the committee that he did not interpret the rider as restricting gun research.
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China has been restricting the web forever, and Russia is no bastion of free speech.
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Police began restricting dancers' working hours and fining them if they loitered on the streets.
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Congress has shown little appetite to include ambulances in a federal law restricting surprise billing.
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Congress has shown little appetite to include ambulances in a federal law restricting surprise billing.
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The reforms were aimed at improving lending standards, restricting trading practices and strengthening capital requirements.
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Laws requiring seatbelt use or restricting smoking initially met resistance but now are widely accepted.
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The Kremlin denied it was restricting shipping, saying it had not heard of any problems.
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Los Angeles, Amsterdam, Paris and Vancouver, British Columbia, have all passed laws restricting Airbnb rentals.
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And governments would need to take an active role in restricting sales to dangerous countries.
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Maybe my recovery from sex addiction was more about indulging my sexuality than restricting it.
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But the fate of a fourth demand — restricting welfare benefits for European Union migrants — remained precarious.
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Trump signed an executive order restricting federal funding to sanctuary cities days after he took office.
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"People often think that restricting calories boosts metabolism, but this does the complete opposite," says Bjork.
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The Supreme Court easily upheld his conviction, because he was deliberately evading the law restricting advertising.
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Commercial banks have already started restricting credit in the face of falling industrial output and exports.
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A slew of bills are being proposed, some restricting speech and another seeming to target immigrants.
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Saturday afternoon restricting all non-emergency vehicles from the city's roads until at least Sunday morning.
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Women will be harmed, Richards says, if legislative bodies succeed in restricting access to those services.
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Poroshenko promised he would not introduce any measures restricting citizens' rights and freedoms or introducing censorship.
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I am restricting the number of oil and gas stocks that I am recommending right now.
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The company is also using the opportunity to announce a major restricting at the executive level.
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There are also fears of restricting all of the worthwhile updates to the 7 Plus/ Pro.
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Hong Kong's High Court on Friday extended an order restricting protesters at the city's international airport.
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So far, the company has been noncommittal about restricting speech by the president from the platform.
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Other retailers, including L.L. Bean and Kroger, followed suit in restricting the age for buying firearms.
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Community banks, like their bigger peers, say regulation is costing them too much and restricting lending.
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There are, however, exceptions to the idea that they're all pinchy, scratchy, and just plain restricting.
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Environmental lawyers are worried about tough times ahead for new laws restricting pollution and protecting wildlife.
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Apple recently began restricting ad tracking on the mobile and desktop versions of Safari last month.
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But other neighboring states, like Iowa, Kentucky, and Kansas, are restricting abortion access, not expanding it.
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The stringent regulations that have been restricting banking for a decade are likely to be loosened.
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There is widespread evidence that diets – restricting calories with the goal of weight loss – don't work.
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Other countries fared much worse — 17 out of 65 surveyed had adopted laws restricting online media.
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Other countries fared much worse — 234 out of 210 surveyed had adopted laws restricting online media.
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In April 2018, when the Fed board proposed easing a rule restricting bank leverage, Brainard dissented.
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However, her best advice had nothing to do with hitting the gym or restricting her diet.
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Some drill videos are uploaded to YouTube too, though the police are working on restricting that.
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And Coinbase will no longer be restricting listed assets to those that comply with U.S. regulation.
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It is also considering restricting certain parties from holding the credits for more than 30 days.
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In recent years, many cities have passed laws restricting where and when food trucks can operate.
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Trump, who campaigned on restricting immigration, has blasted Democrats for refusing to cede to his demands.
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Guardians must also approve the issuing or renewal of passports, restricting a woman's ability to travel.
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Ohio, Texas and North Dakota have similar laws restricting abortion-inducing drugs, according to the institute.
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Today Republicans, who control both houses of Congress, do not have much appetite for restricting business.
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But now, WhatsApp is restricting the sharing function to five shares for all users world wide.
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CIS and FAIR are think tanks based in Washington that advocate restricting legal and illegal immigration.
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Some are necessary, but most are simply a way of keeping prices higher and restricting entry.
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FBI overhauls media policy amid controversy over alleged leaks, restricting contacts between news media and employees.
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Everywhere are piles of sandbags that can offer protection from airstrikes as well as restricting movements.
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Restricting voting rights Meanwhile, Republicans launched an aggressive campaign to restrict voting rights across the country.
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This number could drop, as many states have recently passed laws restricting insurance coverage of abortion.
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We can only hope an updated dress code will be less restricting than its current version.
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Other policies have included restricting youth access to tobacco in stores and implementing smoke-free policies.
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Laws restricting the flow of data have a chilling effect on industry and block consumer access.
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Australia and New Zealand followed the U.S. lead in restricting market access over the past year.
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The judge has put a gag order in place, restricting attorneys from talking about the case.
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The states claim that the American Express rules violate the federal antitrust law by restricting trade.
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Her parents and brother were indifferent to her intelligence to the point of restricting her schooling.
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Los Angeles, Amsterdam, Paris and Vancouver, British Columbia, have all passed laws restricting short-term rentals.
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Los Angeles, Amsterdam, Paris and Vancouver, British Columbia, have all passed laws restricting short-term rentals.
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Here, too, Adams realized, the original host environment played a crucial role in restricting metastatic growth.
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Federal courts have blocked similar laws restricting abortion in Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio and Alabama.
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Instead of restricting spending within one specific category, Haynes first looks at the entire financial picture.
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Another change being evaluated by Republicans is ending or further restricting tax deductibility of business interest.
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Across Asia, where the crypto frenzy is at its most feverish, firms are also restricting advertising.
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Restricting calories to just a lemon drink means you won't get all of your essential nutrients.
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She walks carefully around restricting assault rifles, preferring to talk about a gun owner's personal accountability.
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In 265, Travelers began restricting its underwriting of new business in California due to wildfire risk.
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By restricting the first use of nuclear weapons, this legislation enshrines that simple principle into law.
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The new criteria included restricting investments in companies involved in the construction of new power plants.
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We must avoid the trap of restricting our own economy, and thus becoming more like them.
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"If restricting access to firearms made people safer, then Venezuela should be a utopia," Pratt noted.
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Just a few weeks ago, the CFPB issued its regulation restricting short-term, small-dollar loans.
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Aoki said he stopped trying to teach specific moves to avoid restricting the men's self-expression.
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They are not restricting people's movements in and out of the city of roughly 80,000 people.
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It also rejected Mr. Trump's policy restricting travel from eight countries, six of them largely Muslim.
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Defense Department leaders urged measures such as restricting troop travel in order to contain the virus.
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Other major companies are responding to the outbreak by restricting travel and canceling appearances at events.
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During the increase in global food prices from 2008-103, many countries began restricting food exports.
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Judge Cogan has been similarly cautious in restricting testimony on high-level narco-corruption in Mexico.
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The crowds are increasing so much that some parks have considered restricting the number of visitors.
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Both efforts are clearly aimed at restricting products that entice young people to vape and smoke.
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Hurtado splashed with liquid dumped from balcony by protestor of bill restricting exemption for vaccinating children.
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Many colleges are restricting freedom of speech by not letting controversial speakers talk on their campus.
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Finland's exposure to the new coronavirus is unclear after the country began restricting testing last week.
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He added that Lockheed Martin was also restricting employee travel to Cameri citing State Department guidance.
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For Ayón, restricting herself to flat, monochromatic forms may have removed the burden of academic finesse.
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Taiwan also has rolled out strict curbs on Chinese visitors, restricting a vast majority of them.
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Mr. Trump made restricting immigration, including for refugees fleeing violence, a central plank of his campaign.
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It was one of the first states to pass a law restricting transgender students' bathroom use.
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State media is reporting a "heated" market for VPNs since the government began restricting the apps.
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They believe act's conservation mandates are unfairly restricting recreational anglers, and that is bad for businesses.
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In the United States, 47 out of 50 states currently have laws restricting texting while driving.
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Where restricting speech becomes problematic is that we can't pick and choose what speech we allow.
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Ford is restricting all company travel globally until March 27, a company spokesman told Business Insider.
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His administration has been restricting Nigerian immigration in the years since, clamping down on visitor visas.
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He has also clamped down on critics, arresting scores of opposition activists and restricting the media.
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The distinction has allowed the United States to enact powerful rules restricting commercial exchanges with China.
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Robust participation might embolden the President to try and change the constitution restricting his term limits.
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She announced that the city-state would be severely restricting travel to and from the mainland.
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The papers criticized them for flying on private jets and restricting access to their newborn, Archie.
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The SPD won ground on several issues, including restricting the use of fixed-term labour contracts.
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TikTok said the instructions were outdated, and there is nothing restricting similar posts its new rules.
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We're already seeing how companies with very different values are restricting people based on their beliefs.
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It has also punished Canada by restricting imports of pork, canola oil and other Canadian products.
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Restricting trading overseas would undercut the central bank's ambition to make the euro a global currency.
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Bloomberg has funded major public advocacy efforts aimed at liberalizing immigration policies and restricting gun ownership.
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By restricting peanuts early, did she inadvertently cause the very allergy she was trying to prevent?
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The state almost put a measure restricting the industry on its ballot in 2014 before Gov.
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Presumably, the regulations the left envisions would also include restricting access for certain entities and individuals.
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While not only restricting care that keeps people functioning, the therapy cap may also be deadly.
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Still, we cannot ignore the important role that restricting product access has played in tobacco control.
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The lack of providers can be traced back to a pair of CMS decisions restricting supply.
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Justice Alito has been consistently in favor of restricting abortion since he joined the Supreme Court.
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Greece has imposed a curfew until early April, restricting the movement of people with few exceptions.
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Greece has imposed a curfew until early April, restricting the movement of people with few exceptions.
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In 2006, New York City began restricting the amount of trans fats allowed in restaurant food.
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We need to be careful not to discourage sharing of opinions or mistakenly restricting accurate content.
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The Court declined to establish a sweeping new legal standard restricting partisan gerrymandering in statewide maps.
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The bottom line: Restricting immigration has become the drumbeat of the Trump presidency and reelection campaign.
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So unsurprisingly, Donald Trump's agenda of restricting immigration wasn't popular among the investors I talked to.
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The law restricting the importing of drones carries a potential sentence of up to three years.
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But restricting speech online, even to protect from abuse, could also cause companies to lose users.
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If you could become president while stoking xenophobia — building walls, restricting immigration, trumpeting "America first," etc.
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But the basic point is that we know restricting access to guns could prevent gun deaths.
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Restricting such listings pleases some landlords, some angry neighbors, the hotel industry, and probably many others.
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They are more likely to support policies restricting the immigration of Arabs to the United States.
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One of the things that we know, which is really changing right now, is that the vast majority of people — not all of them, but the vast majority — who vote badly on restricting abortion and restricting access to contraception do not go home and campaign on it.
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Hunter also dismissed allegations that he is restricting First Amendment rights, saying the painting violated House rules.
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But looking forward, further cuts would have a negative net effect by restricting banks' capacity to lend.
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Trump is expected to sign a new executive order restricting travel to the United States on Monday.
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If you can't find someone through the normal method, try restricting results by date or by location.
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This, again, should resonate with religious conservatives concerned about courts restricting Christian religious displays by local governments.
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Legislation restricting abortion has been met with protests, and several other states have worked to increase access.
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If you haven't, though, spare yourself the trouble that inevitably comes along with restricting what you eat.
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Ports in China, another big buyer, have been restricting imports from Australia this year, claiming environmental concerns.
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The cancellations come as U.S. states consider legislation seen as restricting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights.
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Other signature Trump policies, such as restricting trade or legal immigration, would damage the economy if implemented.
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By restricting access to audited partners, the company hopes to avoid a Cambridge Analytica-like privacy scandal.
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But the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which runs the city, is restricting their freedom to raise fees.
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The CDC has repeatedly called for restricting e-cig marketing, but they have no control over advertisements.
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Miller, 32, is a fierce proponent of restricting both legal and illegal immigration to the United States.
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There's just one catch: there's little data to suggest restricting bottle size can change college drinking culture.
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Its central provisions restricting indecent content online were quickly thrown out by the courts as overly broad.
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People who favor restricting immigration said the new provision hampers the government's ability to enforce immigration law.
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The case for restricting the freedom of the Freeriders will only get weaker as Yangon grows richer.
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That if someone could become president while stoking xenophobia — building walls, restricting immigration, trumpeting "America first," etc.
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Counting calories and restricting her food gave Begnell a sense of control and numbed her emotional pain.
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Laws restricting reporting are still in force; all plays must still be censored by geriatric party officials.
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I often used food to self-medicate, if you will, with a cycle of bingeing and restricting.
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China, where the virtual-item business model is very popular, has already passed laws restricting their sale.
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While there's no official rule restricting PDA, royals usually refrain from holding hands while on official engagements.
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A law restricting protest has ended the mass movements that helped unseat two presidents in three years.
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The U.S. has also targeted Chinese telecom giant Huawei, restricting U.S. companies from selling to the company.
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Mexico's Supreme Court said last year that laws restricting marriage to a man and woman were unconstitutional.
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"Restricting trade or giving in to protectionism in this 21st century economy will not work," he said.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has adopted some rules governing drone use, including issuing licenses and restricting airspace.
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Denying some Americans the status of "taxpayer" has also served as a rationale for restricting voting rights.
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Death for adults is often caused by extra bone growing around the lungs or heart, restricting movement.
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And restricting the number of visas given to people entering the country legally would also require legislation.
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The crackdown is being conducted in order to comply with new government rules restricting anonymous online conversation.
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The government has so far responded by restricting imports to half of what they were that year.
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But in June, he says, his main bank, TD, began restricting the app's access to his data.
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VPNs allow users to bypass China's so-called "Great Firewall" aimed at restricting access to overseas sites.
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Trump campaigned for president on a platform of restricting immigration and building a border wall with Mexico.
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Restricting information availability can have consequences down the road that we may not be addressing right now.
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As on previous occasions, that appears to have been carried out by restricting access to social media.
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"Restricting mobile phone use can be a low-cost policy to reduce educational inequalities," concludes the study.
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A law restricting protest has ended the mass movements that helped unseat two presidents in three years.
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Both cities have offered internet service for years but faced laws restricting their ability to expand geographically.
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The law is one of two new measures restricting abortion rights signed over the weekend by Gov.
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Zuckerberg said Facebook must be careful not to discourage sharing of opinions or mistakenly restricting accurate content.
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Gold also faced a barrier around $1,335.803, restricting buying from traders who follow technical charts, analysts said.
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You can buy one from OnePlus 3 now, provided the company isn't restricting sales where you live.
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That if you could become president while stoking xenophobia — building walls, restricting immigration, trumpeting "America first," etc.
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They work by applying pressure and restricting blood flow, which can provide a painful (and pleasurable) experience.
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It's not just state governments that have been limiting trans people's rights by restricting their bathroom access.
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In May, 2015, Salgado went on a hunger strike, restricting herself to water, lime juice, and honey.
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But European rules restricting "state aid" for companies have been tightened recently, making the task much harder.
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This came after US legislators introduced over 500 bills restricting access to reproductive health care in 2016.
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"The immune response in the donor must have been restricting the metastatic cancer's growth," Adams told me.
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Wade, which held that state laws restricting or banning abortion violated a woman's constitutional right to privacy.
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On Friday, Jackson issued a gag order restricting Stone and his attorneys from discussing the case publicly.
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The Ministry of Environmental Protection says restricting such imports will protect the environment and improve public health.
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Trump has countered that his detractors are restricting free speech and trying to halt his campaign's momentum.
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There's some fine print, but it's actually not too restricting if you're itching for a Scandinavian vacation.
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After all, restricting encryption technology in the U.S. will not make those technologies or known methods unavailable.
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Despite the Svalbard Treaty restricting militarization of the islands, Svalbard remains a NATO vulnerability in the Arctic.
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Operators may be given greater control over their internet infrastructure, potentially restricting competitors' use of these networks.
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Almost half of millennials supported restricting freedom of speech on social media, according to a recent survey.
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She beat Bob Marshall, who had advocated for a bill restricting which bathrooms transgender people could use.
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As President, I will stop dangerous state laws restricting reproductive rights before they go into effect. pic.twitter.
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The slow pace of growth has also squeezed tax revenues, restricting the scope of potential government programs.
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The program was created to alleviate traffic congestion by restricting the number of vehicles on the road.
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Overall, 159 salons, or 37%, failed to follow state laws restricting access for minors, the study found.
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China routinely tries to punish Seoul for behavior it doesn't like by restricting companies from South Korea.
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Then we upped the ante by restricting the canvas to a white adidas UltraBOOST X running sneaker.
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" The regulation of speech within "professional settings" does "not justify" restricting campus speech "in a nonprofessional setting.
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Wade, they've been making concrete steps toward restricting access to abortion and autonomy of your own body.
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Tennessee's law isn't rare: 23 states have laws restricting local governments from building their own internet services.
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Such partnerships are numerous enough that the U.S. government has considered restricting them, Reuters reported in April.
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Research shows that restricting abortion access doesn't make abortion less common—it just makes it less safe.
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New York City's Health Department struggled to contain the disease, quarantining stricken households and restricting public gatherings.
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The final blow came this year when the federal government began restricting financial aid to new students.
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Restricting access to parts of an iPhone is helpful if multiple people — especially children — use the phone.
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Smoking bans can be surprisingly stringent, often restricting residents from vaping or smoking on their private balconies.
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In the same breath, he gave himself a pat on the back for restricting travel from China.
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The country is one of many in Europe taking similar actions by restricting access to its borders.
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Already, he has cited the pandemic as a reason for heightening border restrictions and restricting asylum claims.
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The group is particularly concerned about countries restricting chemicals, ingredients and products from getting to the US.
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And they had to do that by restricting movement of the population and by emptying the schools.
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Family courts around the country have begun suspending or restricting court operations by holding only emergency hearings.
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But it will also upset other countries, which could retaliate by restricting American products from its market.
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Meanwhile, several bills, some restricting access to guns and some expanding it, are pending in the Statehouse.
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Unaware of its segregation policy restricting black customers to the balcony, she requested a ground floor seat.
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Newer, soft exosuits have been able to do this without feeling rigid and restricting range of movement.
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"This is virtually imprisonment of a child, and certainly significantly restricting the child's liberty," Mr. Gostin said.
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These members advocated sharply restricting immigration, saying the US should be reducing rather than increasing its population.
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Adding inventory to the hottest markets, while restricting prices can't be a great thing for price growth.
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Greg Abbott issued a statewide order restricting social interactions to essential activities (albeit with some conspicuous exceptions).
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That if someone could become president while stoking xenophobia — building walls, restricting immigration, trumpeting "America First," etc.
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The F.D.A. is moving toward restricting sales of flavored e-cigarettes to try to curb teenage vaping.
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Greece later instituted a nationwide lockdown effective Monday, March 23, restricting all non-essential travel and gatherings.
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Will restricting the devices for teenagers put former adult smokers who vape at risk to start again?
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But restricting urban sprawl, as cities in Oregon have tried to do, can be tricky in practice.
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Now, Apple is restricting that background access so that it can only be used for internet calls.
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Bishop, 55, sponsored a 2016 measure in the state legislature restricting public restroom access for transgender people.
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Colfax noticed that in every infected region, officials were more and more aggressive about restricting their populations.
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They also are balking at the proposal's weak restrictions on restricting corporate buybacks, which Mnuchin can waive.
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Many countries are restricting travel to and from Italy, leaving a feeling of isolation that feeds unease.
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To solve this problem, most so-called abortion states adopted legislation restricting access to publicly funded abortions.
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Home Depot is restricting its employees' travel to and from the country while Walmart is limiting transit.
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Other countries, like China, have guidelines — but not laws — banning or restricting clinical use, the article noted.
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It also was one of the first states to pass a law restricting transgender students' bathroom use.
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On Tuesday, major pharmacy chains said they were seeing spot shortages but were not yet restricting sales.
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But when he changed the license, he faced online backlash for restricting how Lerna can be used.
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Republican-led states passed hundreds of laws restricting abortion, while others worked to tighten voter identification laws.
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The first phase of the rule, restricting allowable coal dust exposure levels, took effect in August 2015.
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Such content usually enjoys additional legal protection thanks to the U.S. Constitution's prohibitions on restricting free speech.
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This past week the military took several defensive steps against infection, curtailing some operations and restricting leave.
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Instead, they and gun advocates nationally talk about a need to act — but not by restricting guns.
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Such rules harm consumers by artificially restricting the supply of services, and therefore, artificially increasing their price.
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In response, MoviePass began reducing the number of movies that subscribers could see and restricting the films.
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Store and mall closings in China along with travel bans restricting Chinese tourism have hurt luxury sales.
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The company did ultimately tweak some practices that it felt had the possibility of restricting free speech.
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If your phone can't reach full volume, make sure that your volume limiter isn't restricting you.1.
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Users hammered the company for restricting and demonetizing LGBTQ videos that did not clearly violate YouTube's policies.
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One is to exact concessions, as Warren was able to do on legislation restricting Wall Street employees.
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For Cockroach Labs, that means restricting all team meetings to Tuesdays so Fridays can be left undisturbed.
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That includes restricting access to the Oval Office and streamlining the flow of information to the president.
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"We shouldn't be restricting ourselves to either just beverages or any particular market" like Canada, he said.
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Last November, the World Health Organization recommended completely restricting the use of antibiotics on otherwise healthy animals.
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Yoest's appointment follows a wave of legislation across Republican-controlled state houses in recent years restricting abortion.
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Excessive government debt puts a real drag on economic growth, restricting job creation, wage improvements, and business.
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Some have argued that restricting the number of low-skilled EU migrants will hurt the U.K. economy.
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The research also suggests the limitations of proposals to fix problems with political misinformation by restricting microtargeting.
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He tells her that he has been restricting himself "in the most extreme way" to get by.
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The Chinese giant was put on a U.S. blacklist last year, restricting its access to American technology.
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Most states fall in between, allowing relatively broad access but restricting the legal uses of the data.
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The Mzali circular restricting cafe openings was enacted as he tried to gain favor with the Islamists.
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The coronavirus pandemic has led some governments to impose nationwide lockdowns, shuttering businesses and restricting residents' movement.
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Churches still have to follow Health Ministry rules restricting crowds in public places but can stay open.
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Advocates of restricting immigration declared that the study was a "BFD" that had "nuked" their opponents' views.
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It offers several effective tools for restricting in-app payments on iPhones, iPads and the iPod Touch.
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However, with Sony still restricting cross-play to beta tests, competition between console makers remains an obstacle.
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But the remedy they proposed was about restricting partisan gerrymandering in the statewide map as a whole.
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Voucher supporters accuse the president of trying to throttle the vouchers through poor management and restricting funds.
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The individuals were from African delegations whose votes were critical to restricting the church's rules on homosexuality.
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Williams is 29, and her knees have long been a concern, restricting her training through the years.
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U.S. politicians, particularly Republicans, have long cited concerns about fraud to justify laws restricting access to polls.
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Twenty-six communities in Colorado will vote Tuesday night to bypass a state law restricting municipal networks.
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But the other end of that is they are physically restricting in all these weird, weird ways.
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By restricting the new music free users can get, Universal hopes to get even more paid subscribers.
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In the first three months of 2016, states introduced more than 400 measures restricting access to abortion.
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The bigger battle isn't about restricting speech on college campuses, but who exactly is accepted in America.
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Her one concrete proposal was restricting internet freedom in order to prevent the spread of jihadist ideology.
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READ THE FULL STORY HEREUBS is restricting employees' travel in China and implementing a work-from-home policy as the coronavirus has spreadUBS is restricting employees' non-essential travel to, from, and within China amid the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak, according to a person familiar with the firm's policy.
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It also rejected arguments by Facebook's lawyers that restricting the fake scam ads would be restricting the freedom of expression of a natural person, or the right to be freely informed — pointing out that the 'expressions' involved are aimed at commercial gain, as well as including fraudulent practices.
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The Fed is meanwhile restricting credit as it trims its roughly $4 trillion in Treasury and mortgage bonds.
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Let's start by calling it what it is: Dieting, restricting, cleansing — all these are synonyms for disordered eating.
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He said judicial rules restricting lobbying and political involvement don&apost apply to work as a foreign agent.
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They say the board acted illegally in restricting the voting power of SWH and want to oust Haelg.
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No matter the airline, though, restricting people with long delays from enjoying a cold one just feels cruel.
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To have a lasting impact, governments and corporations will likely have to make restricting plastic use a priority.
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You do see this play out in, for example, France's unusually strict laws restricting the practice of veiling.
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Late last month, Trump signed an executive order temporarily restricting travel for people from seven majority-Muslim countries.
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Simmons (2005) CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM - Congressional law restricting corporations and unions from supporting individual candidates through independent expenditures.
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"Restricting communications and contact between my wife and me is cruel and unnecessary," Ghosn said in the statement.
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To punish Cuba for its lack of freedom, Trump is restricting the freedom of Americans to travel there.
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Restricting the use of "hate speech" is difficult and dangerous because it is often so difficult to define.
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"The Constitution promises not only the people's elected representatives may adopt new federal laws restricting liberty," Gorsuch wrote.
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Ige is expected to sign a bill restricting the sale and distribution of sunscreen containing oxybenzone and octinoxate.
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While we've briefly managed to touch Huawei's device, both Samsung and Huawei are restricting access to their devices.
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At Facebook's headquarters in Menlo Park, executives instinctively resist making new rules restricting content on free-speech grounds.
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He said proven, cost-effective steps included raising alcohol taxes, restricting advertising and limiting easy access to alcohol.
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Restricting access The A4AI also recommends that the public sector step in where for-profit models fall short.
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Still, there is some evidence that restricting access to assault weapons might reduce the lethality of mass shootings.
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The sources said restricting access to the SARs may have been an effort to crack down on leaks.
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In Britain Theresa May, the prime minister, exudes swanlike calm, restricting her utterances on Brexit to warm banalities.
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Dr. Audrey Scanlan, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Central Pennsylvania, said Wednesday she was restricting his ministry.
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But California has been more enthusiastic than most states in passing laws restricting what ex-convicts can do.
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Restricting access to raw materials through import regulations or taxes would disrupt the "overall economic stability", she said.
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But China's tariffs on pork from the United States are restricting supplies from one of its top suppliers.
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After months of restricting supply to IRL pop-ups, Snap will now sell the video-recording sunglasses online.
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And it's gerrymandered, minoritarian legislatures restricting the voting franchise and aggrandizing their power over popularly elected statewide officials.
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In addition to better monitoring, Hidalgo is also in favor of restricting listings to 30 nights per year.
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"The imposed gift of Versailles: the fiscal effects of restricting the size of Germany's armed forces, 1924-9".
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He quickly gained favor with the oligarchy by helping them structure monopolies and restricting licenses to their competitors.
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Restricting the supply, they thought, would ensure that each driver had a shot at making a decent living.
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The farm and gun lobbies want Bolsonaro to move quickly to ease laws restricting the possession of firearms.
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Meanwhile, companies like Apple already have some parental controls built in for moderating and restricting content and use.
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When trains arrive, passengers crowd around the doors waiting to board, restricting the flow of those getting off.
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Restricting alcohol sales and gun permits helped cut the homicide rate by 20173% in a matter of months.
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It allows America to levy punitive tariffs if a trading partner is found to be unfairly restricting trade.
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Only last year, in my mid-40s, did I make a vow to stop restricting what I eat.
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Rules restricting QFIIs from moving capital in and out of China would also be eased, the statement said.
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The community's master plan called for the preservation of meadows and restricting development on 50% of the land.
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The U.S. literally wrote its constitution, restricting its military for decades, and economic and military ties run deep.
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Israel's Tourism Ministry said it was looking at options, including new taxation, for restricting Airbnb activities throughout Israel.
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European and Asian firms have a head start in Iran as some U.S. sanctions remain, restricting American companies.
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They called on Myanmar to provide humanitarian access to Rakhine state, where the military has been restricting entry.
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He'll have a hand in determining the future of Obama administration policies restricting energy development on public lands.
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They suggested that restricting the cyber workforce to the D.C. area is contributing to the government's staff shortage.
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The World Bank said government cost-cutting measures, including restricting travel for officials, could hurt the private sector.
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The government has been accused of intimidating and restricting the media, taking CNN en Español off the air.
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By contrast, restricting trade, through protectionist tariffs and other barriers, will lead to a stagnant and inefficient economy.
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CBN is likely to remain much smaller than the telecoms operators, restricting its ability to compete with them.
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Earlier this year, the 9th Circuit did block Trump's executive order restricting travel from several predominantly Muslim countries.
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Qatar's National Human Rights Committee had previously said that Saudi Arabia was restricting Qataris' access to the pilgrimage.
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They're following the money, and restricting advertising on sites that publish hoaxes and lies and call them news.
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So then I just fell into a cycle of restricting insulin, losing weight, and feeling awful and guilty.
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Yet over the last six years, states have passed 369 laws aimed at restricting women's access to abortion.
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That is deeply frustrating for OPEC countries currently restricting oil supplies in an attempt to push prices higher.
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We made major changes to our platform back then, significantly restricting the information which app developers could access.
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Sanctions restricting international loans to Moscow caused overall levels of foreign investment in Russia to plummet in 2014.
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Republicans say Democrats refused to include standard language restricting federal funding for abortion, known as the Hyde Amendment.
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But restricting gold imports is an easy way to curtail outflows without affecting people's lives, bullion bankers said.
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Since then, the group says, more than 170 cities have passed laws heavily restricting smoking in public spaces.
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And they argue they aren't restricting speech but going after actual violations of regulations already on the books.
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A 2015 regulation also specifically bars e-commerce platforms from restricting brands' participation in promotions on other platforms.
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His policy attempted to strike a balance—restricting the role of nuclear weapons while maintaining America's deterrence capability.
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But PFM licenses come with some limits on who can invest, restricting it to wealthy individuals and institutions.
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But some airlines in the U.S. are restricting their use, if the lithium-ion batteries can't be removed.
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Even the First Amendment -- which says there shall be no law restricting freedom of speech -- is not absolute.
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"The outlook for fuel oil is more uncertain," Energy Aspects said of the impending rules restricting its use.
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Graeme Bethune of EnergyQuest, a consultancy, worries that restricting exports could result in even more of a muddle.
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Private landowners expect economic returns, and state governments in the region are highly resistant to restricting property uses.
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Restricting a corporation's use of personal data requires a legislative act, and Congress is a barely functioning body.
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Cuts to important social safety net programs have hit rural communities especially hard, restricting access to clean water.
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After losing a plane, Moscow may want to lower tensions in Syria, which would mean restricting Iran's deployments.
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President Obama's enforcement program has done an excellent job of restricting removals to immigrants in the priority categories.
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Limiting women's reproductive health care options by restricting the use of public funding is a well-worn tactic.
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"Restricting trade or giving in to protectionism in this 21st-century economy will not work," Mr. Obama said.
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Autocrats in Asia, the Middle East and Africa have emulated Mr. Putin's draconian laws restricting civil society groups.
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By restricting your body too much, you're only going to wear yourself down, both in body and mind.
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I began investing my income, contributing more to my 401(k), and restricting purchases to essentials only.2.
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The current policies restricting water deliveries are intended to protect endangered species, but those policies have failed miserably.
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It's also softened regulations restricting foreign investments in mainland companies, including limits on mutual fund and securities ownership.
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He opposes restricting benefits for Medicare and Social Security, which together represent roughly 40 percent of the budget.
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It has received a rating restricting it to viewers who are 18 years old and above in Malaysia.
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President Trump's executive order restricting immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries won't shield the United States from terrorism.
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Both of those two countries are extremely innovative when it comes to restricting the internet in graduated ways.
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Last April Congress passed a Medicare bill (which the president signed) restricting first-dollar coverage for Medigap plans.
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The Texas governor has asked lawmakers to consider a bill restricting access for transgender people to public bathrooms.
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While growing up in northwest Pakistan, Yousafzai spoke out against the Taliban for restricting girls' access to education.
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The New York-based startup has always been restricting access to its platform by selecting the best artists.
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And the "vast majority of countries, if they're counting [these emissions] at all, aren't restricting it," Searchinger claimed.
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The government also plays a major role in promoting or restricting certain energy types through incentives and regulation.
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Walmart just overhauled its policy on guns, restricting sales of ammo and barring open carry in its stores.
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Twitter also criticized the government restricting its ability to publicly reveal some requests, because of federal gag orders.
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Restricting the power of the GAFA companies is the only way to awaken the spirit of innovation again.
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Costco Australia is also restricting how much toilet tissue, disinfectant, milk, eggs and rice each customer can buy.
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Local health officials were taking steps to clean public facilities but are not restricting public gatherings, they said.
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In January, Amazon said it was restricting employee travel to China "until further notice" amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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The moves are similar to how some states are restricting access to nursing homes and assisted living facilities.
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On the other, they oppose singling out minority groups, particularly nonwhite minorities, in laws restricting freedom of expression.
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They argue that to continue restricting the use of the drug means siding with the anti-abortion camp.
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The Argentine government introduced emergency capital controls, restricting the amount of dollars that people and firms can buy.
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The tariffs are intended to punish Beijing for restricting US investment in China and stealing American intellectual property.
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Mr. Sessions, Mr. Trump said, was to deliver a speech restricting the investigation to only future election interference.
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About two dozen states have refused to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, restricting the law's reach.
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Asset managers say that more and more Americans have been adamant about restricting firearms companies from these funds.
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Chimpanzee sanctuaries are restricting human interactions with chimps to prevent passing a human coronavirus infection to the animals.
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In all military branches, this nonjudicial punishment can include docking pay, reducing rank or restricting troops to quarters.
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Mr. Obama had put rules in place restricting the work that former lobbyists could do in his administration.
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Uber has explicitly rejected such limits, claiming that restricting Ubers would have an impact on local job creation.
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Mr. Waris said that restricting an app like TikTok over content it couldn't control was a slippery slope.
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But with this progress, Argentina also became the focus of more attention for its regressive laws restricting abortion.
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Two days later, federal regulators announced new rules restricting e-cigarettes and outlawing menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars.
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While restricting how neighbors operate is a standard practice in retail, Amazon is new to feeling the heat.
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But for those who support restricting immigration, another question is whether current immigration laws leave the country vulnerable.
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Such apps allow users to bypass Chinas so-called Great Firewall aimed at restricting access to overseas sites.
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The Trump administration says it wants to protect national security by restricting the flow of technology to China.
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But with Saudi Arabia temporarily restricting access, they're not going to get the chance for the time being.
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They do so by severely restricting the amount of new housing that can be built as populations increase.
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Nevertheless, it is consistent with a strategy of restricting opportunities for legal migration, especially for less skilled applicants.
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Though their efforts proved futile, state agencies were the first to pass laws restricting hunting of passenger pigeons.
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The issue hung over the Screen Actors Guild awards in Hollywood, where stars slammed Trump for restricting entry.
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Homeland Security officials accused New York of jeopardizing the country's safety by restricting access to motor vehicle databases.
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Ford is restricting all international and domestic business travel until March 27, a company spokesman told Business Insider.
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Restricting bathroom access has become one way that app drivers are reduced to a lower class of workers.
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Such apps allow users to bypass China's so-called "Great Firewall" aimed at restricting access to overseas sites.
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Numerous other tech companies, including Facebook and LG, are also restricting employee travel to only business critical operations.
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Major banks are restricting travel to the mainland and bond issuers have cancelled face-to-face investor meetings.
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Given the "military first" disposition of the North Korean economy, restricting its overall potential is necessary as well.
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Strictly enforcing misdemeanor crime laws or restricting quality of life offenses isn't really about reducing more serious crimes.
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For one, rules restricting freedom of expression and public assemblies have limited the opposition's engagement with the public.
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This month, the CFPB finalized a rule restricting lenders' ability to profit from high-interest, short-term loans.
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The company has introduced a range of policies restricting hate speech, extremist content and the exploitation of children.
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Human Rights Watch warned last month that Egypt was increasingly restricting online speech under the guise of counterterrorism.
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And the US government said it was restricting exports of American technology to a state-backed Chinese chipmaker.
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Privacy protections range from strong in some countries to others where rules restricting police access are non-existent.
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Halting the sale of e-cigarettes is also Walmart's latest major decision in restricting the availability of tobacco.
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Asked why the forest department is restricting aid efforts, the district's top most administrative officer declined to comment.
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Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) reintroduced their "Restricting First Use of Nuclear Weapons Act of 2017" earlier this year.
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Pakistan "will maintain ties to these militants while restricting counter terrorism cooperation with the United States," Coats said.
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Pat Roberts is voicing support for restricting access to semiautomatic rifles for those under the age of 21.
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Restricting overhead bin space speeds up boarding and allows the airline's flights to leave on-time, Guerin said.
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Before, there were no tarmac roads to Lindi, a village in Kibera, restricting custom and hiking transport costs.
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"Restricting activists from freely expressing their views in the country is unlawful and must stop immediately," she said.
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However, unlike Instagram, Facebook says the feature isn't a way of restricting who sees your actual Facebook Story.
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He also batted down a New Yorker report that he considered restricting former President Barack Obama's intelligence briefings.
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Around that time, Apple quietly began removing or restricting apps in its App Store that offered similar services.
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But recently revised laws limit foreign ownership of Canadian airlines to 49 percent, restricting potential buyers for Transat.
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As someone who quit cigarettes thanks to vaping, he said that restricting the industry would harm public health.
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The JCPOA, which took effect in January 210, cuts off the plutonium track while severely restricting uranium enrichment.
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To make matters worse, the government has repeatedly interfered with humanitarian efforts by restricting and expelling aid workers.
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Trump's anticipated moves on restricting Chinese investment looked like a new front in the US-Chinese trade clash.
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"Restricting communications and contact between my wife and me is cruel and unnecessary," Ghosn said in a statement.
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Potential sanctions proposed by lawmakers for the FTC were reported to include the possibility of elevating privacy oversight to the company's board of directors and potentially the deletion of tracking data; restricting certain information collection; limiting ad targeting; and restricting the flow of user data among different Facebook business units.
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Xbox gamers could only play with Xbox and PC players as Microsoft was restricting access to the multiplayer component.
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China said all the cases raised by Zeid involved criminal activities and had nothing to do with restricting rights.
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The EU said Google's practice of restricting online search advertisements from competitors was "illegal" under the bloc's antitrust rules.
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Laws placing "undue restrictions" on non-governmental organizations and restricting the media should also be revised, the U.N. said.
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Miller is known to be a staunch advocate for restricting immigration, even by workers who enter legally on visas.
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De Beers, which is the world's largest diamond producer, usually changes diamond prices by restricting supply, not reducing prices.
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GM is restricting sales to those states in part because only a small number of vehicles will be delivered.
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The company was inspired to make a statement after Trump's sudden ban restricting travel and immigration by non-U.
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By restricting GSK-3, the tooth's repair mechanism is enhanced and works all the way out to the enamel.
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" Phone-restricting devices like Yondr pouches seem innocuous, he says, "but they represent something that could turn potentially dangerous.
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In total, 45 states have introduced more than 350 provisions restricting abortion in 2019, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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Once these parts are exposed to cold or stress, the blood vessels narrow, restricting blood flow to the tips.
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The airline is also restricting dogs and cats on flights from certain airports in the summer over heat concerns.
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The Singapore government has announced a range of enhanced security measures, including restricting airspace from June 11 to 13.
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There's got to be a line between restricting speech and permitting harassment, but nobody seems to have found it.
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With Republicans having introduced 378 bills restricting or banning abortion in a bid to overturn or gut Roe v.
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Gold was also facing a barrier around $1,13 levels, restricting buying from traders who follow technical charts, analysts said.
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He has also pointed to reports that the union has been restricting access to parts of the company's operations.
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Meanwhile, PNC has already started restricting the information that aggregators like Plaid can get using customer-provided login information.
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Discontent spread more spontaneously a few days later when the government proposed restricting the movement of journalists in parliament.
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Concerned by the rise in youth vaping, lawmakers have tried to write laws restricting flavored vapes since last year.
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More than 300 state-level provisions restricting abortion have been enacted nationwide since 2011, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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This amounts to an abortion gag rule, restricting what Title X recipients can say about abortion to their patients.
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Illinois Illinois is one of the ten states with a pending bill restricting what bathrooms transgender students can use.
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In the United States, Louisiana, Georgia, and Tennessee all have regulations restricting the sale and possession of human remains.
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The company is also restricting monetization on videos that may draw out predators based on the video's specific content.
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Instead, the team is evaluating videos which may attract predatory comments, and restricting advertising as a short-term fix.
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That means favouring domestic producers and restricting global flows of people, goods and (this gets mentioned less often) capital.
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Globally, 17 insurers across three continents have adopted policies restricting coal insurance and four have restricted tar sands insurance.
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Mark Krikorian, the executive director of Center for Immigration Studies, which supports restricting immigration, tweeted along the same lines.
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"In the last, live game, restricting AlphaStar to the window did remove some of its artificial advantage," said Riedl.
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It literally felt like something was restricting me from taking a full breath no matter how hard I tried.
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Additionally, Instagram is no longer restricting how much text you can have on any given image in your Story.
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The European Commission slapped another antitrust fine on Google, this time for restricting rival advertisers on third-party websites.
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And surveys show that measures restricting meat consumption could be accepted by the public if justified in their interest.
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By restricting Iran's ability to move oil around the globe, the U.S. sanctions have choked off Tehran's Syrian allies.
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When Google saw an increase in ads for these facilities, it began restricting advertising opportunities only to certified organizations.
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His government then enacted a law restricting the activities of nongovernmental organizations – part of a wider crackdown on dissent.
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"This is restricting access and having an impact on the delivery of humanitarian assistance in the region," she added.
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"The females described a variety of punishments including verbal abuse, restricting their food intake, and beatings," reads the statement.
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REN ZHENGFEI'S TRANSLATOR: No. Restricting Huawei into the U.S. market, well, that is the action taken by sovereign state.
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This time, she's proposing the burden be on states to prove they're not violating constitutional rights by restricting abortion.
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Restricting video quality, limiting hotspot usage to some plans, zero rating, and other asterisks are clear evidence of that.
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Preventative measures include enhancing traffic control and border points, disinfecting farms and restricting sales of pork and processed meat.
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Singapore, Hong Kong, Belgium, Austria and the United States have also passed laws restricting bearer shares in recent years.
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And while "breast is best" sounds great in theory, in practice restricting access to baby formula has dangerous consequences.
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"(It's) more to do with restricting fund management companies from concentrating risk, as opposed to attacking NCDs," he said.
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I was going to have to stop restricting and bingeing and start taking care of myself again — but how?
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Some of those recipes include winning strategies, like restricting your civilization to no more than four or five cities.
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Sanctuary Cities have traditionally been fostered through restricting municipal employees from questioning city services while performing their official duties.
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The government has been accused of intimidating and restricting the media, including taking CNN en Español off the air.
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In December, Beijing issued its first ever red alert because of poor air quality, closing schools and restricting traffic.
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By restricting his air passages, Parmitano almost drowned before he had time to return to the station's air lock.
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L could win to 85 MHz in the 3.4 GHz band, restricting the companies' overall share of mobile spectrum.
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The Trump administration has defended its executive order restricting travel from seven Muslim-majority countries by making three arguments.
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First, let's say you're in a place like Missouri, where the state House passed sweeping legislation restricting abortion access.
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But opponents, including conservatives and the fossil fuel industry, say it is restricting and could hurt businesses' bottom lines.
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Without a new Safe Harbour agreement they are likely to start restricting transatlantic data flows, sources have told Reuters.
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Gabe Roth, the group's executive director, said the majority of Americans support restricting the length of service for justices.
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Restricting buy-outs in order to protect jobs would ultimately depress living standards by keeping workers in inefficient companies.
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John Neuffer, president of the Semiconductor Industry Association, said the chances of China restricting rare earth exports were growing.
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And by restricting the free movement of labour, they would undermine the European project, which is already looking shaky.
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"I think it's been more timing versus anything that's been completely restricting him," said Red Sox manager John Farrell.
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Many people can lose weight by restricting calories at first, but few can maintain substantial weight loss that way.
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We looked back at ISIS arrests in the US since 2014 to assess whether restricting travel bolsters national security.
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Nigeria has shut down its land borders, restricting trade and further compounding an uncertain outlook for Africa's largest economy.
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Medicare for All would subvert these reforms by shrinking or eliminating community provider networks and restricting choices for veterans.
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Rules restricting athletes make all of that possible; getting rid of them could lead to a very slippery slope.
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Mississippi and North Carolina sparked anger in the LGBT community and among its supporters by passing legislation restricting access.
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The experts said "massive inequities and inefficiencies" in financing and governance were restricting access to drugs for many people.
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Mike Parson (R) signed legislation on Friday restricting abortion at eight weeks, including in cases of rape and incest.
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GitHub has reportedly begun restricting access to its service for people who live in areas under US trade sanctions.
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The federal lawsuit is charging Cleveland with violating the First Amendment by restricting demonstrations and taking other security measures.
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But Beijing began restricting deliveries last year, while customs authorities have launched a series of crackdowns on waste smuggling.
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With parliament passive in recent years, successive governments have been able to enact draconian temporary laws restricting public freedoms.
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More than a half-dozen states have passed laws restricting the use of cellphone-tracking technology by the police.
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Even Ghana, a standard-bearer for democracy on the continent, is considering restricting social media in elections next month.
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"We need to be careful not to discourage sharing of opinions or mistakenly restricting accurate content," Mr. Zuckerberg wrote.
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Sources close to the central bank say more unspecified measures aimed at restricting the industry are on the way.
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Prohibits a property owners association from prohibiting or restricting the possession, transportation, or storage of a firearm or ammunition.
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The House Agriculture Committee will hold a hearing to discuss the pros and cons of restricting food stamp purchases.
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They and other senior executives are subject to additional rules restricting how many shares they can sell each quarter.
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In 2016, nineteen states passed 60 laws restricting abortion, according to a report from the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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Still, for other lawmakers, restricting first-class travel is about sending a message and increasing trust in government officials.
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Would these same Democrats favor restricting voter rights to make it more difficult for voters to express their views?
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The group wants tech companies to stop restricting workers' right to take companies to court over employer-related issues.
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"This is no different to when you start restricting your food intake for lengths at a time," she says.
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Regardless of whether the Supreme Court upholds HB2, restricting access is a winning strategy for the pro-life movement.
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There are no legal guidelines in Hong Kong restricting how small apartments can be, nor any on rent control.
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Michigan, Florida, and Tennessee are among other states that have also passed laws restricting physicians' ability to prescribe opioids.
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Wells Fargo has gone the opposite way of some of those banks in its stance on restricting firearms purchases.
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The government is also thinking about banning commercial exports or restricting harvesting to conchs that have already reached maturity.
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But despite his defeat, Kobach's causes — restricting immigration and tightening voting requirements — seem to be enjoying favorable tides elsewhere.
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Citing safety concerns, the Iraqi government said recently that it would begin restricting journalists' access to the front lines.
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Such a prohibition, critics say, would effectively prevent the use of frozen embryos, seriously restricting options for fertility treatment.
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"Trade-restricting measures in the United States could trigger retaliatory measures," the bank said in a statement to Reuters.
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Anything going into an airplane has to be carefully certified beforehand, restricting Banner's options when raw material is delayed.
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UAE low-cost carrier Flydubai will be suspending operations per a government mandate restricting air travel in the country.
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I still find myself, at times unconsciously, restricting my calories and food intake in an effort to get smaller.
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Only a couple of states have laws restricting the use of facial recognition, and California is not among them.
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It is unlikely to pass the Senate, where most Democrats and some Republicans generally oppose new laws restricting abortions.
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Q: You've also said California needs to reconsider allowing people to live in wildland, restricting some areas from inhabitants.
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And we are pushing back against governments that are censoring the news, and restricting the work of the press.
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The United States is expected to unveil new sanctions against Iran on Monday, aimed at further restricting Tehran's resources.
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That's because when you wade into the evidence you find that the case for restricting immigration is pathetically weak.
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Lawyers repeatedly warned judges to be wary about restricting the power because it may be needed in a crisis.
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"The Chinese Communist Party stays in power through its state propaganda outlets and restricting access to information," Republican Sen.
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He believed that they could prevent further transmission to surrounding areas by restricting anyone from entering or leaving Eyam.
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The president has said that he was not considering restricting domestic travel because of the spread of the disease.
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He added that Lockheed is restricting travel to Cameri for its personnel, citing State Department embassy travel alert guidance.
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Likewise, restricting results to "Our Brands" and then searching for specific product names can direct users to Beautiful Nomad.
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By restricting access to American investment, the United States was able to penalize countries that joined the Soviet sphere.
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All four states in the coalition, to varying degrees, use protective orders as a basis for restricting gun sales.
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