There is a diet that helps with diabetes, the two doctors said: one that restricts — or, according to Dr. Hallberg, severely restricts — carbohydrates.
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One law restricts employers from cooperating with federal immigration officials.
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Beijing denies accusations that it restricts the Uighurs' religious freedoms.
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In practice their cost restricts the size of the network.
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The UAE restricts proselytisation, but has otherwise supported its Christians.
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Rights groups say demolishing crosses restricts Christianity and religious freedoms.
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The DEA restricts how much marijuana can go to research.
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One state, Hawaii, only restricts the magazine size of handguns.
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Consequently, the process needlessly restricts patient access to new drugs.
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It also restricts foods such as fruits, carrots and honey.
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GM, for example, restricts Super Cruise's usage to select highways.
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Though the city restricts construction to weekdays between 7 a.m.
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Current Georgia law restricts abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
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"It restricts our freedom a lot," Miller told VICE News.
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The Establishment Clause restricts the government's ability to advance religion.
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"Debt restricts your ability to do things," Mr. Takahashi said.
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" Jennifer Allmon, executive director of the Texas Catholic Conferences of Bishops, said the bill "in no way restricts access to testing and in no way restricts access to abortion and in no way regulates abortion.
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A trade embargo still severely restricts most American business with Iran.
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But it also heavily restricts where that video can be embedded.
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Senate Rule 19 restricts senators to two speeches on any bill.
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First, nothing in the Constitution restricts Congress' power after an election.
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Second, the new order significantly restricts the scope of the ban.
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Don't think of a budget as something that restricts your spending.
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It is not the cost that restricts access, but the law.
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It's a move that defies logic (and restricts range of motion).
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The United States already restricts who can work on sensitive technology.
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It restricts American firms from doing business with the Chinese company.
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That tool always has a free Basic tier that restricts usage.
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Because the First Amendment restricts government intervention in the media sector.
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The law also restricts cities from passing nondiscrimination laws more broadly.
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It also restricts foreign individuals from facilitating transactions on their behalf.
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Nor will other countries sit idly by as Trump restricts trade.
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The football playoff restricts itself to four teams playing two rounds.
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It also restricts artists from commercializing their work without government approval.
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Facebook significantly restricts how many ads publishers can show in Instant Articles.
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Trumpcare restricts access to mental health care and substance abuse treatment programs.
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Less expensive money generally promotes growth, while more expensive money restricts it.
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The blacklist also restricts Huawei from purchasing products from U.S. technology companies.
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Specifically, the 250 Hague Convention tightly restricts archaeological activity in occupied territory.
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However, it also restricts demand, which, again is counter to increasingly liquidity.
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It just restricts the kinds of ways you can process the data.
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Insecurity traps people in extreme impoverishment, restricts economic growth, and sparks conflict.
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The company restricts some business services in countries like Iran or Cuba.
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The scheduling restricts the public, and often researchers, from accessing those drugs.
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The United States only restricts the use of antibiotics for growth promotion.
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The blacklist also restricts Huawei from purchasing products from American technology companies.
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It restricts us from increasing food safety standards governing imported food. 6.
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The intelligence community restricts who in its own midst sees classified information.
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Americans are used to complaining about how government regulation restricts our freedom.
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Egypt also restricts movement in and out of Gaza on its border.
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The ban restricts travel from eight nations, six of them predominantly Muslim.
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Hong Kong restricts vehicular access to Lan Kwai Fong, its legendary nightspot.
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"Facebook only restricts privacy after they are being criticized publicly," he said.
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The bill also restricts companies looking to make privacy a luxury option.
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But instead of limiting what you eat, it restricts when you eat.
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One of the laws in question restricts government information-sharing with DHS.
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When you have heavy sleeves, it restricts your arm motion a little.
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Turkey restricts its application of the Geneva Convention to refugees from Europe.
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The border force restricts flows of potential asylum-seekers to 20 per day.
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That judgment restricts our energy, our loving, and our ability to move forward.
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Cuba's cash crunch restricts it from paying for expensive repairs and spare parts.
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The legislation also restricts Evers' ability to install rules that implement state laws.
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A further distortion lies in a repressed financial system that restricts investment opportunities.
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The book poses such large questions, yet restricts itself to such small answers.
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"What it does is it restricts our ability to buy local," he said.
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The United States restricts the North Korean economy further and targets more individuals.
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The nation severely restricts the political, economic, and social freedoms of its people.
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"Which law restricts us from visiting an elderly person?" asked Ms. You, 63.
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There is nothing in law which restricts co-workers from engaging in relationships.
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Trump's policy restricts this form of travel to the island nation for individuals.
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Nothing in the bipartisan amendment restricts his inherent powers as commander in chief.
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Kendra's Law restricts who can petition the courts to get patients into treatment.
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"The iPhone restricts users to operate inside a sandbox," the developers' website notes.
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The Trump administration also restricts travel from China into the United States. Feb.
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Nor is Virginia the only southern state that restricts local government from acting.
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This effectively restricts American players to a handful of international appearances a year.
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It's a measure that actually restricts Trump's ability to lift sanctions on Moscow.
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And yet, lawmakers took up -- and passed -- a measure that restricts that expansion.
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Lebanon tightly restricts their right to work and bans them from owning property.
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The government restricts religious publications, and churches often use translated texts from overseas.
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The rule restricts newly appointed government officials from investigating clients of prior employers.
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US law restricts disclosure of grand jury material as well as classified intelligence material.
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This restricts their ability to earn commissions and to sell some higher-fee products.
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John Kasich did sign into law a bill that restricts abortions to twenty weeks.
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Facebook restricts potential matches to people located less than 100 kilometers (62 miles) away.
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Rather, it restricts how many calories you consume for certain days of the week.
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Opternative also restricts use of the app to people within a certain prescription range.
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This deadline is based on a 1997 settlement that restricts the detaining of children.
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The latest measure restricts its exports of coal, a big source of foreign currency.
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Over time, the build up restricts and worsens the ability to breathe over time.
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To what degree the world restricts plastics could eat into the industry's growth plans.
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The reform restricts carried-interest rules to assets held for more than three years.
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The Economist: Clearly a large state restricts liberty, and is also very inefficient, etc.
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The appropriations bill restricts Zika funding from going to Planned Parenthood birth-control services.
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The cumbersome tax system stifles economic growth and restricts our ability to create jobs.
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But it restricts you to only one school and doesn't allow you to change.
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Amazon has a policy that restricts sales of harmful chemicals in its consumer products
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The company is also raising a First Amendment claim that the law restricts speech.
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Federal law restricts the sale of handguns to people over the age of 21.
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When hate is unleashed it rarely restricts itself to the objects of its hatred.
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Nevada law severely restricts advertising for brothels, so Hof relies heavily on press coverage.
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Our House-passed FY 20 Interior-Environment appropriations bill restricts funding for this move.
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On the other hand, this movement restricts free speech, increases discrimination and promotes division.
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A court has since issued an injunction which restricts people from accessing the airport.
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China's internet, sometimes referred to as the Great Firewall, heavily restricts news and information.
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A charitable explanation would be that the waistcoat somehow restricts those wildly waving arms.
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Lower spare production levels restricts how able OPEC is to respond to spiking prices.
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GOLDMAN SACHS RESTRICTS TRAVEL TO, FROM AND WITHIN LOMBARDY AND VENETO REGIONS OF ITALY
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The designation restricts foreign assistance, bans defense exports and sales and limits financial transactions.
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Oklahoma restricts wastewater disposal: Meanwhile, Oklahoma regulators expanded their regulations on fracking wastewater disposal.
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The bill restricts agency from spending money that is not allotted them by Congress.
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It also restricts the media's ability to hold government or security services to account.
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But it is no more effective than a diet that restricts your daily calories.
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Federal law now restricts interrogation techniques to those authorized by the Army Field Manual.
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That is the nexus of what restricts Tesla from being what it could be.
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The directive specifically restricts outbound investments in real estate, hotels, entertainment, and football clubs.
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Hawaii, for example, restricts online applications to between the hours of 6:30 a.m.
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It restricts the number of pages you can have open in a given browser window.
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The new tier restricts the usage to one mobile device, with standard definition viewing. 3.
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Still, Washington put the firm on a blacklist that restricts its access to American technology.
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The law boosts voter ID requirements, restricts early voting days and eliminates same-day registration.
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But Israel tightly restricts Palestinian passage from the Gaza Strip, one of its bitterest enemies.
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The government restricts access to lucrative sectors, while financing assaults on those same industries abroad.
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Unlike America, China restricts the commercial use of GM strains largely to non-food farming.
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Even as the Kremlin restricts Russian contact with the West, the West should encourage it.
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Any action that restricts imports of those items would undermine the competitiveness of American factories.
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These goals are directly challenged when the company filters out content or restricts user privileges.
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Foreign ownership would be subject to Kuwaiti law, which restricts non-Kuwaitis to minority ownership.
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But that adds weight to the system, which restricts the carrying capacity of the capsule.
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The FAA restricts drone use in airspace affected by wildfires, hurricanes, and other natural disasters.
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A credit freeze basically restricts lenders' access to your credit report indefinitely, explains the FTC.
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They argue that regulation raises prices and restricts access to things consumers would otherwise have.
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A decree issued under the state of emergency restricts visits by lawyers and family members.
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The United States still restricts business with Iran based on terrorism and human rights concerns.
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Obamacare currently restricts how much insurers can charge their oldest enrollees in the individual market.
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Clinton has also urged strengthening the Volcker Rule, which restricts proprietary trading by commercial banks.
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Stephen M. DuFour, manager of Fidelity Focused Stock Fund, also restricts his fund's total holdings.
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Can it survive in a world in which Russia restricts its investments in British banks?
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The results of this experiment restricts the likelihood of some of these theories, says Arndt.
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It restricts imports through the use of 200 antidumping and countervailing duty (AD/CVD) measures.
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Israel restricts fishing to a seasonally adjusted zone of between six and nine nautical miles.
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Publishing some images of the dead while hiding others restricts our answers to that question.
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On one hand, it sets a precedent that restricts the access trained journalists will receive.
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In "Draw the Line" (2015), Meyer restricts herself to warm and cool blacks and grays.
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It also restricts the commission in limiting positions that traders can hold in the commodity markets.
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The House plan leaves the tax break in place, but further restricts who can claim it.
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The government restricts all civil and political liberties, including freedom of expression, assembly, association, and religion.
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The Volker Rule restricts banks' ability to make bets in financial markets with their own money.
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The 2015 deal restricts Iran's atomic activities in exchange for the lifting of sanctions against Tehran.
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It also has two original series filmed in Jordan, which severely restricts abortion rights as well.
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This is because Apple restricts how the chip is used at a system level within iOS.
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In fact, Twitter itself restricts promotion of fantasy sports services in many markets across the world.
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But the rate stays the same, and Affirm restricts repayment to three, six, and 12 months.
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And they likely won't take as well to a system that restricts that in that way.
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It appears that Song Maker restricts what notes are available based on the scale you choose.
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BICE-lite restricts third-party payments, while BICE allows commission compensation and third-party revenue sharing.
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A 2010 law restricts mining and petroleum exploration and production on glaciers and semi-glacial land.
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Pentagon restricts fitness trackers, mobile devices using GPS functions citing &apossignificant risk&apos to deployed forces.
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The government intimidates and restricts the media in Venezuela, taking CNN en Español off the air.
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"Experts say those jobs would be jeopardized if Trump restricts trade with Mexico," CNN Money reports.
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Brendan Hoffman/Getty Images Congress could pass a law that changes or restricts a drug's schedule.
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The convention restricts Russia's ability to move certain vessels of war en masse into the Mediterranean.
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Bangladeshi bureaucracy, which restricts what NGOs can and cannot do in the camps, does not help.
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Saudi Arabia restricts access to information on everything from gay rights and evolution to Shia Islam.
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The Library of America usually restricts itself to Melville, Twain, Hawthorne and the other distinguished dead.
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Unlike U.S. bourses, the Hong Kong stock exchange also restricts companies' ability to discount their IPOs.
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New York liquor laws restricts the sale of alcohol on Sundays, commonly known as Blue Laws.
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The law restricts NGOs to developmental and social activities, and introduces jail time for non-compliance.
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The E.P.A. is reviewing a major law that restricts mercury emissions by coal-burning power plants.
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The measure allows trade to continue but restricts non-essential travel, such as tourism, from Canada.
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But living in a refugee camp often restricts your privacy and can create a maddening situation.
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The United States restricts imports from countries with which it has an arms embargo, including China.
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The U.S. government restricts imports of sugar, forcing Americans to pay roughly twice the world price.
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This restricts access to the courts and allows for the most egregious violations to remain unchecked.
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GOLDMAN SACHS RESTRICTS TRAVEL TO, FROM AND WITHIN SOUTH KOREA IN WAKE OF CORONAVIRUS SPREAD -MEMO
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It sharply restricts Tehran's ability to enrich uranium to prevent the development of a nuclear weapon.
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The travel warning on Nayarit restricts government employees to using major highways and traveling by day.
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Republicans have backed repealing the Johnson Amendment, arguing that it restricts religious institutions' First Amendment rights.
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This is because strictly applying the DMCA in these situations restricts the idea of fair use.
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Zimbabwe is seeking to attract investment and has scrapped legislation that restricts foreign participation for some commodities.
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It restricts the flow of services: from payments to accounting, China keeps foreign firms to the margins.
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President Trump believes the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan restricts the responsible of our vast energy resources.
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State law requires a trained human sit behind the wheel, and restricts the technology to testing only.
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India officially restricts the use of crop burning, but the practice persists and bans are rarely enforced.
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The indenture of the proposed bond restricts the amount of prior-ranking debt that JPL can have.
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That cap broadly restricts the US to having more than 500 forces there at any one time.
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The Chinese firm has been put on a U.S. blacklist which restricts its access to U.S. technology.
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In fact, it actually restricts you from adding premium channels, like Showtime or HBO, to your account.
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Congress has since passed a measure that restricts the Trump administration's ability to lift sanctions on Russia.
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Russian law restricts the control of strategic activities such as water supply by state-controlled foreign companies.
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The so-called Entity List restricts American firms from selling components, software and other technology to Huawei.
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"We suspect the combination of poverty and segregation likely restricts access to quality medical care," she said.
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Currently, LinkedIn restricts Chinese users from accessing politically sensitive profiles or posts from people outside the country.
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YouTube has responded to the controversy as well, rolling out a policy that age-restricts objectionable videos.
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Huawei is currently on a U.S. blacklist that restricts American businesses selling products to the Chinese firm.
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This restricts the country's economic growth as it reduces the amount of debt banks can lend out.
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Huawei was recently added to a blacklist that restricts American firms from selling products to the company.
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Surprisingly, even though the United States restricts use of these compounds, Canada permits them, said De Silva.
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Ohio's rule, by contrast, only restricts government lawyers from working on the same matters in private practice.
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The big picture: The Kremlin's grip on local elections restricts Putin's critics from gaining legitimate political power.
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The U.S. Foreign Agents Registration Act restricts publicity paid for by a foreign government such as Russia.
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Put another way, the 8th Amendment restricts a woman's ability to claim full human status in Ireland.
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The Trump administration restricts travel to Cuba; the Sudanese military attacks pro-democracy groups in the capital.
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Pulmonary edema restricts the flow of oxygen into the body through the lungs, due to the fluid.
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The new rule also restricts the number of species that can be petitioned for at one time.
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Hawkish on national security, she backs Abe in support of revising Japan's constitution that restricts its military.
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The Venezuelan government intimidates and restricts the media in Venezuela, taking CNN en Español off the air.
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Age Rating Band, which restricts how much more insurers can charge older enrollees compared to younger ones.
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Read more from The Hill: Trump's new Cuba policy restricts tourism, military business View the discussion thread.
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It restricts Tehran's nuclear activities in exchange for the lifting of international sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
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But current FDA policy restricts doctors from sharing this information with each other and with drug manufacturers.
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In fact, almost 80 percent of countries in Africa have a law which prohibits or restricts abortion.
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The basic licence also restricts international operations, which will help prevent capital flight out of the country.
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Current farm policy both restricts sugar production here in the U.S. and limits imports from other countries.
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But the executive order still restricts citizens of Yemen and six other countries from entering the country.
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The crisis has left millions suffering food and medicine shortages, as it restricts imports and spooks investors.
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The same web of laws granting officers civil custody authority frequently restricts its use to law enforcement.
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That risk grows larger if the president restricts himself to considering only low, medium, and high options.
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However, the U.S. airline's contract with its pilots restricts the company from majority ownership in another carrier.
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Unlike Greenwood, Weinman restricts herself to what can be known and labels what is speculative as such.
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Greece restricts migrants' movements under an agreement reached to stem a Europe-wide refugee crisis in 2016.
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The new proposal substantially restricts the situations in which a franchiser like McDonald's would be considered liable.
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Where the government restricts access to literature, it has to be related to a legitimate prison interest.
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The lockdown bans public gatherings and restricts travel only for urgent work situations, emergencies and health reasons.
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Terminating his YouTube channel erases all of its past videos and restricts it from posting new ones.
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The new legislation restricts the maximum duration of unemployment benefits to 19823 weeks — or, almost 10 months.
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New York's bail-reform initiative essentially restricts judges and magistrates; limiting discernment and judgment from the bench.
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Another law restricts the cooperation state and local law enforcement agencies can provide to federal immigration officials.
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McPike noted China restricts press access and asked whether he's concerned about the the message he's sending.
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It is even possible that each one thinks that the others are, and restricts her conversation accordingly.
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And the government restricts the number of foreign films that can be released in China each year.
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The regulation also restricts Flyer and similar vehicles, called ultralights, from flying at night or over people.
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Napa, for its part, restricts commercial development to further protect the precious resource as best it can.
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Canada legalized medical marijuana in 2001 but still restricts it to mail-order purchases from licensed providers.
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A 2013 Ohio law, however, specifically restricts public hospitals from entering into transfer agreements with abortion clinics.
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The ACE also restricts what states can do to push coal-fired power plants to become cleaner.
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OpenAI Five plays with only 17 of the game's 115 heroes, and restricts some major, game-altering abilities.
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VICE: Is there a way Trump could write another executive order that restricts immigration but avoids a lawsuit?
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There's a Supreme Court precedent from 30 years ago that restricts federal judges from handling security clearance appeals.
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When you create it, set it to Kids Mode: On. That restricts that user to Hulu Kids Hubcontent.
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He restricts access to his father, King Salman, who has just approved changes that increase Prince Muhammad's power.
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Why it matters: The gag order also restricts Stone from making comments within the vicinity of the courthouse.
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The standard version of Uprising restricts you to four heroes, one per player: Reinhardt, Tracer, Mercy, and Torbjörn.
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An announcement from the U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Tuesday restricts tourist travel to the Caribbean island.
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It restricts visas for foreign reporters and assigns "translators" to those who visit, to monitor their every word.
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This year we brought in a policy that bans mobile phones before 26pm and severely restricts them thereafter.
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Though less repressive than it was, the government still restricts the media, intimidates critics and tolerates no opposition.
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The government has said that while it restricts the use of drones, it has not banned their import.
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McDougal wishes to be released from an agreement in 2016, which restricts her from speaking on the matter.
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Cameron says it also protects British interests and restricts British welfare payments to migrants from other EU nations.
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The lawsuit was dropped, but the FAA now restricts flights over the club when the president is there.
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Stay Focusd restricts the amount of time you can spend on the websites you know waste your time.
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What he WON'T get is the right to attend Passover services because his prison status restricts his movement.
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A federal regulation restricts newly hired government lawyers from investigating their prior law firm's clients for one year.
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This can be blamed on various bottlenecks, but the worst restricts the passage from hospital to social care.
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The court ruled 8-0 that the law impermissibly restricts lawful speech in violation of the First Amendment.
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His economy minister Paulo Guedes has said Mercosur restricts Brazil too much and would not be a priority.
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SARA restricts the amount of assets sale such that the over-collateralisation before and after sale remains constant.
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VPNs allow users in China bypass the country's infamous "Great Firewall" that heavily restricts access to foreign websites.
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The government has said that it restricts and censors his communications to prevent him from encouraging violent extremism.
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LGBTQ creators accuse YouTube of discrimination in class-action lawsuit alleging it unfairly restricts and demonetizes queer content
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China restricts religious operations in Tibet, and spiritual leader the Dalai Lama remains in his decades-long exile.
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It restricts entry from seven countries to varying degrees: Iran, North Korea, Syria, Libya, Yemen, Somalia and Venezuela.
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It also restricts U.S. trade and diplomatic contact with nations that do business with countries on the list.
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Hassan and Abdullah are American citizens, but the ban restricts Yemeni nationals like Swileh from entering the country.
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This week, Siddhartha Deb and Dana Stevens discuss whether family life restricts the ability to do creative work.
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"For employers, it really just restricts the type of claims that employees can bring against them," she said.
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Obamacare, he writes, is crystal clear on this issue: It restricts that age ratio to 3-to-1.
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"Congress restricts access to machine guns because of the threat the weapons pose to public safety," he wrote.
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It restricts law enforcement from sharing information with federal authorities and prohibits asking people about their immigration status.
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For now, paperless ticketing does not appear to be an option in New York, which restricts such sales.
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And Michigan State's endowment is $2.7 billion, but federal law restricts the use of endowments in such situations.
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The agreement restricts certain transactions that could result in CCP's spin-off no longer being considered tax-free.
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But a credit freeze restricts your credit report so that it can't be accessed by a new lender.
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Section 111 of Title 23 of the United States Code severely restricts commercial activity on interstate rest stops.
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Effective data protection restricts access to confidential, sensitive, and proprietary information to authorized individuals who need that information.
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If a regulator restricts a utility's rate of profit by too much, grid modernization can become prohibitively expensive.
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Israel's military restricts Palestinians inside the Hamas-controlled territory from approaching the border, where violence frequently flares up.
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That essentially restricts many American companies from selling their products to Huawei without permission from the U.S. government.
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It's the same warning the government issues to internet users when it restricts access to pornographic materials online.
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And it restricts the flow of ideas: the Great Firewall sequesters its internet from the rest of the world.
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This restricts access to your credit report, making it harder for thieves to open new accounts in your name.
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The policy restricts travel to the U.S. for foreign nationals from North Korea, Venezuela, and five Muslim majority countries.
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Younger people are seldom keen on a job that tightly restricts smartphone use, not to mention time at home.
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Anything that successfully restricts firearms and reduces the number of guns in circulation, then, could help reduce gun deaths.
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North Carolina in March became the first state to enact a law that restricts bathroom access for transgender people.
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In the same vein, it restricts trading of shares in "dark pools" (private exchanges closed to the retail investor).
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The rule restricts athletes' sponsorship activities during the Games if those companies are not directly linked to the Olympics.
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Huawei is on Washington's blacklist — known as the Entity List — which restricts American firms from doing business with it.
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The loss of Qualcomm is particularly damaging, as it severely restricts ZTE's options for devices in the US market.
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Mari El's socio-economic profile is historically weaker than the average Russian region, which restricts the republic's tax base.
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It restricts entry of some citizens from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen, along with Venezuela and North Korea.
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The software isn't quite as appealing for those on iOS, as Google still restricts iPhone owners to Gmail accounts.
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Buy Wall Street banks As part of the Dodd-Frank Act, the Volcker rule restricts speculative trading at banks.
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The government also intimidates and restricts the media here, taking CNN's sister network CNN en Español off the air.
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And Beijing also restricts what they can charge consumers; in 53 they were ordered to scrap data roaming fees.
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As it stands, the code severely restricts freedom of expression by effectively banning free speech within any campus building.
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Most states have enacted legislation that restricts abortion at some stage after fertilization, a New York Times analysis showed.
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NYSE, which announced the change on Wednesday, restricts floor trading to the 3,166 stocks listed on the Big Board.
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But, if the FCC restricts the carriers' ability to collect this data, the advertising revenue opportunity will be reduced.
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The Trump administration says this latest version restricts entry from the following seven countries to varying degrees: IranNorth KoreaSyriaLibyaYemenSomaliaVenezuela.
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To the contrary, if the central bank restricts the monetary supply, that would seem to be negative for equities.
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This wouldn't have occurred in Europe; the European Union restricts the chemicals used in the American version of Wen.
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But it can't thrive if it restricts the rights of racial minorities whose talents it will need to prosper.
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First, it restricts them from going live on apps like Facebook Live or Periscope during or after the game.
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It also routinely restricts internet access to crack down on the Kurdistan Workers' Party, which it sees as terrorists.
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The legislation also heavily restricts advertising and is laden with bureaucratic rules, including licensing and inspection requirements for producers.
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This restricts options for departure and arrival routing, cutting the number of takeoffs and landings that airports can handle.
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Some conservatives see a tangle of red tape that restricts the construction industry and distorts the market for housing.
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This is due to a Senate budget rule that restricts the cost of the tax bill to $2000 trillion.
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As fidelity to facts leads to hardships, the Bangladeshi photographer's incarceration demonstrates how a government restricts expression and criticism.
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Anything that is pro-immigrant is seen as enlightened, and anything that restricts immigration is regarded as morally suspect.
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As the government severely restricts journalists and forbids their access to the Omo Valley, I had to travel undercover.
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With an Uber I.P.O. on the cards for next year, anything that restricts explosive growth could cost them dearly.
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The Republican governor signed three anti-abortion regulations on Thursday, including one that specifically restricts access to medical abortions.
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It restricts entry of some citizens from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen, along with Venezuela and North Korea.
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Google's new policy restricts a tactic — microtargeting of voters — that campaigns heavily rely on, while not aggressively addressing misinformation.
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VPNs let users in China bypass the country's famous "Great Firewall" that heavily restricts internet access to foreign sites.
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When arteries narrow, it restricts blood and oxygen from flowing to your heart and causes heart problems or stroke.
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As Pate pointed out, Iowa even has a voter ID law that restricts who can go to the polls.
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The Hatch Act restricts campaign activity by members of the executive branch, not including the president and vice president.
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Though Cubans are freer to travel outside the country, the state still restricts unfettered travel, even within the island.
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We all stand to lose if NEPA restricts the opportunity for public input and dampens the voice of citizens.
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The company nixed freelancers due to a new state law that restricts companies from hiring freelancers or gig workers.
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In both cases, the judges rejected DOJ arguments that the Hawaii ruling restricts review of executive-branch policy decisions.
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The existing therapy cap is particularly problematic because it restricts access to care regardless of a person's medical history.
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But China heavily restricts the flow of money out of the country, and the new technology represents undefined territory.
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Right now, the researchers have to preplan the shapes they cut into the mesh, which restricts a robot's stealth capabilities.
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Why it matters: Apple's more closed off ecosystem just works, but also restricts you to expensive Apple products and partners.
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He says Aryn restricts and "micro manages" the time he gets to spend with their 2 children since their split.
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For a lifestyle that restricts a lot of food groups, my experience has been that it's rarely about denying yourself.
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The government still restricts internet access, and World Bank figures show that only 1.3 percent of Eritreans are currently online.
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Most states allow them in pubs as well as clubs like the Revesby; only Western Australia restricts them to casinos.
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Worse, many patients are now being made to suffer once again as the crackdown restricts even necessary and beneficial prescriptions.
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Huawei has been put on a U.S. blacklist called the Entity List which restricts American firms selling the company products.
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Chinese law restricts the company documentation that auditors can transfer out of the country, limiting their visibility to American regulators.
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We need legislation that restricts agencies' access to data for reasons other than the purpose for which it was collected.
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Temer's government has also discussed ending a rule that restricts foreign ownership of Brazilian airlines to a 20 percent stake.
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In the film and book, Nurse Ratched viciously restricts patients' access to food and medication, and humiliates them into submission.
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Huawei, for example, has been put on a U.S. blacklist that restricts American companies from selling to the Chinese firm.
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The United States restricts the export of items it believes could contribute to weapons proliferation and undermine U.S. national security.
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The plan restricts the usage of the service to one mobile device and offers only the standard definition viewing (~480p).
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Weight hate has been shown to reduce earning potentials, affect their hiring and advancement and restricts academic advancement #OW2016 8.
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Lauda has also had two kidney transplants, which the newspaper said restricts what medicines he can take during his treatment.
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But we need, more than ever, its relentless interrogation of the ways society restricts the autonomy and independence of women.
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To be clear, this isn't a video-chatting feature, as Messenger still restricts that feature to one-on-one conversations.
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Saudi Arabia bans public worship by non-Muslims and severely restricts public displays of religion by non-Wahhabis, including Shia.
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Some critics say Chinese government censorship restricts creativity, while others say the industry is still building the necessary know-how.
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The US tightly restricts dangerous experiments with germs and toxins that might be tempting weapons for bioterrorists, called Select Agents.
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Those costs plus Afghanistan's share of capital would likely come from international donors, since the International Monetary Fund restricts borrowing.
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In fact, the market is precisely what restricts the ACA's salvific properties, and that has deadly consequences for the sick.
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Chunky body protectors and helmets offer fighters more defence from harm, but such gear also slows and restricts their movements.
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The new program also restricts spouses and children who are screened separately from the primary refugee who is sponsoring them.
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Martial language restricts cancer outcomes to either victory or defeat and imposes a framework on how patients understand their disease.
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Consumers can register landlines as well as cellphones on a federal "Do Not Call" list, which restricts calls from telemarketers.
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Do they prefer socialism, in which the government more actively regulates and intervenes in the economy and restricts individual choice?
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As it stands, state laws dictate the extent to which a credit freeze restricts access to an individual's credit report.
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For beginners, DJI's app offers a basic mode that restricts the drone to an altitude and distance of 100 feet.
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"A policy that restricts or limits a child's access to food is not right — and is simply unacceptable," Cahn said.
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Voters on Saturday passed the referendum, which restricts marriage to one man and one woman, according to The Associated Press.
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The channel's existing 47-foot-depth restricts it from fully loading crude tankers that carry up to 1 million barrels.
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The project team discovered that CsA restricts a protein that when otherwise left alone, slows the growth of hair follicles.
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The regulations also restricts access to medical marijuana to patients who have just 10 conditions, including cancer, glaucoma, and PTSD.
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"Rather than provide support to dismissed workers, the government instead restricts the ability of firms to dismiss them," it said.
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Facebook said it has teams with Thai-language speakers to monitor posts and restricts electoral advertisements from outside the country.
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That ticket restricts travelers to a personal item only — like the small backpack below — and doesn't allow for flight changes.
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The crackdown is couched in the committee's controversial "Rule 40," which restricts how non-sponsors can advertise around the games.
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Now, your questions: Shannon (Oregon): The Supreme Court is considering a Louisiana state law that greatly restricts access to abortion.
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They already face fewer spots in shows and campaigns, which further restricts their ability to bargain for rates and wages.
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But in New York, which restricts the use of propane and open flame, the boxes are deployed as bootleg ovens.
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Kazakhstan restricts each person to one shopping trip a month, but rampant corruption has made the checks sporadic at best.
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If the Republican Party vastly restricts family reunification, it could be dead to an overwhelming majority of Asian-American voters.
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We have more personal freedom, and people are so concerned with being politically correct, that sometimes it actually restricts them.
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The law, which restricts how companies obtain and handle users' information, sent many businesses scrambling to comply earlier this year.
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It restricts how many foreign-made movies can be shown in China, in part to leave room for domestic productions.
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Planned Parenthood Great Plains is asking the Supreme Court to rule on a 85033 Arkansas law that restricts some abortions.
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Rather than fostering sustainable clean energy development as a part of a conservation plan, it severely restricts wind and solar.
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The federal government restricts cannabis use and considers it among drugs such as heroin with a high potential for abuse.
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The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that reckless domestic assault can qualify as a misdemeanor crime that restricts gun ownership.
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Sister Christina purchases buildings with money from foundations, corporations, and other sources, and then deed restricts them as affordable forever.
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California already restricts the use of single-dose rodenticide, as the anticoagulant poison is often known, to licensed pest controllers.
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At issue is a New York City handgun law that restricts the transport of firearms by licensed owners (The Hill).
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A California law enacted in 2013, known as the Trust Act, already restricts cooperation between local police and immigration officials.
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ABC, which broadcasts the Academy Awards, restricts live coverage of the red carpet an hour before the ceremony starts. E!
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VPNs allow individuals in China a way of bypassing its "Great Firewall," a system that restricts access to the internet.
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The FDA restricts gay men who have had sexual contact with another man in the past 12 months from giving blood.
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The judge said no, because it restricts businesses from collecting salary information for purposes that do not violate gender discrimination laws.
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This provision of the Constitution restricts members of the government from receiving gifts, or "emoluments," from foreign states unless Congress consents.
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The BOP largely restricts federal inmates from access to medications used to treat drug addiction such as methadone, buprenorphine and naltrexone.
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Trinity Western University is a Christian college where students are expected to sign a covenant that restricts sex to heterosexual marriage.
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The executive order which the president signed on January 27th restricts immigration from Iran, Iraq, Sudan, Syria, Libya, Somalia and Yemen.
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Palau's government has reportedly signed legislation that restricts the sale of sunscreen products that contain particular chemicals considered harmful to reefs.
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"This ban not only is unlawful, but also restricts Huawei from engaging in fair competition, ultimately harming U.S. consumers," he said.
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Increasingly, Twitter is proactively suspending accounts from members deemed violent and abusive, a step that some critics claim restricts free speech.
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Washington had earlier announced a ban that restricts Huawei's ability to do business with U.S. firms due to national security concerns.
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The president replaced it with a proclamation that indefinitely restricts travel from Iran, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Chad and North Korea.
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David Ouellette, head of research at the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs in Montreal, says the bill restricts religious freedom.
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President Emmanuel Macron's government said last year it wanted to change the law which currently restricts such treatment to heterosexual couples.
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It's also unclear how White even received a visa to Iran, a country that severely restricts the number of American visitors.
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To protect incense trees, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora restricts trading in agarwood.
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Banks argue that they need to protect this to ensure security, data protection and so forth, but it also restricts access.
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Xu's comments come at a time when Huawei has sued the U.S. government over a law that restricts its market access.
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Because the U.S. government restricts the number of visas issued each year, nearly 5 million people are currently waiting in line.
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Countries judged to be falling short could be added to an FATF blacklist that restricts access to the global financial system.
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Her comments came in response to a Trump order signed earlier this month that restricts immigration from some Muslim-majority nations.
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The skyscraper was designed by Ole Scheeren and is potentially in violation of a 1999 law that restricts foreigners' commercial activities.
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The order begins the process of undoing the Clean Power Plan, which restricts greenhouse gas emissions at coal-fired power plants.
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In 2017, President Donald Trump reinstated a decades-old, U.S. government policy that restricts international aid to charities that support abortion.
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The updated Cross-State Air Pollution Rule (CSAPR) restricts power plant emissions of nitrogen oxide that contribute to downwind smog problems.
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Not using plastic restricts the amount you can part with at one time and doesn't require keeping up with monthly payments.
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The law restricts access to capital by imposing arbitrary liquidity standards on big banks and ending short term lending for businesses.
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We will oppose all state efforts to discriminate against L.G.B.T. individuals, including legislation that restricts the right to access public spaces.
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"The law really restricts my ability to extend TPS," Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said during a congressional hearing in April.
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The Supreme Court this week upheld the President's travel ban, which restricts entry of people from seven countries to varying degrees.
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Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, oversees a theocratic regime that detains dissidents, restricts freedom of speech, and oppresses LGBT citizens.
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Any law or crime statute that restricts speech must survive strict scrutiny and be narrowly tailored to avoid violating free speech.
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One of the features of the bill is that it restricts Trump's authority to lift sanctions on Russia without congressional approval.
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One of the many reasons black-ish is such a perceptive show is that it never restricts itself to one conversation.
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These are the kinds of things that ambulatory surgical center [restricts], it denies our ability to do these kinds of things.
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In Chile, the TDLC, a separate judicial body, will have the final word on whether the agreement restricts or endangers competition.
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But a 1982 law restricts citizenship for the Rohingya and other minorities not considered members of one of Myanmar's "national races".
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Sitting for a long time in the same position restricts blood flow and is not good for your muscles, she explained.
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China, which restricts the number of American movies that play in its theaters, declined to give the film a release date.
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That's because they are contractors, not regular employees, and federal securities law restricts private companies from issuing shares to such workers.
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The protest also claims that the way the request for proposals stands now will result in a "duopoly" that restricts competition.
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There's also a new "Slow Mode" that group admins can enable, which restricts how many messages group chat participants can send.
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Eritrea is the subject of a U.S. State Department travel warning noting that the government restricts travel of foreigners to Asmara.
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Unfortunately, this is exactly the life of women in Saudi Arabia, where the treatment of women restricts their fundamental human rights.
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While the new proclamation restricts some travel from two non-Muslim countries — North Korea and Venezuela — those limits seem largely symbolic.
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The law – which repeals HB2 but restricts local anti-discrimination ordinances until 2020 – comes at a key time for the state.
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The military's continued dominance of the country, despite her party's control of Parliament, restricts her ability to move the country forward.
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Indian law severely restricts access to abortion after 20 weeks, except when the life or health of the mother is endangered.
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The rule restricts U.S. banks from making certain kinds of speculative investments with their own money that could hurt their customers.
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The proposal also restricts how often collectors can call borrowers without a response: seven phone calls in a seven-day period.
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In a June report Mnuchin suggested easing up on the Volcker rule, which restricts banks' ability to place speculative market bets.
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Kudrin's comments come after the House on Tuesday passed legislation that restricts the Trump administration's ability to lift sanctions on Moscow.
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Buying things in packages often restricts you to buying more than you need, and that can be a big money waste.
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One of the features of the bill is that it restricts Trump's authority to lift sanctions on Russia without congressional approval.
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She learned that for girls, it also restricts access to education, because they cannot attend school when they have their period.
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The new law immediately restricts the sale of all flavored nicotine vaping products, and will ban menthol cigarettes starting June 1.
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The new law immediately restricts the sale of all flavored nicotine vaping products and will ban menthol cigarettes starting June 1.
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For two weeks, I did the "5:2 Diet," which restricts caloric intake two days a week to only 600 calories.
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To play Apex Legends, you have to have an active Electronic Arts account, which EA restricts to users 13 and older.
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The app offers more parental controls, does not use targeted ads, and restricts what kind of ads can show up there.
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Steel makers mostly point to a flood of cheap Chinese steel, but the United States already heavily restricts imports from China.
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The telecom gear maker is also preparing a lawsuit against the U.S. government over a law that restricts its market access.
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"The worst-case scenario if it happened, if the Chinese did take over that port -- and, again, we have assurances from the Djiboutians they won't -- but if they did, I mean, down the way that that restricts our access, that restricts the Navy's ability to get in there and just simply offload supplies and the like," he said.
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While the Fourteenth Amendment "restricts the consideration of race in the districting process", the Voting Rights Act "pulls in the opposite direction".
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Regarding the Mexico City Policy -- Reinstates a policy that, among other things, restricts US funding to nongovernmental organizations that provide abortions. 3.
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Because Chinese law tightly restricts the sale and possession of firearms, mass attacks are generally carried out with knives or homemade explosives.
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Of course, you know that any diet that severely restricts your calories isn't a good move for your body (that's called starvation).
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The country of 28.6 million people restricts drone use, so Pun is working with officials to ensure his scheme is a success.
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There, the game might not launch at all, as the country restricts mobile GPS data, which is necessary for playing the game.
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The archaic regulation restricts a cab from pickling up and dropping passengers during the course of a ride on a particular route.
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For instance, aides have griped that the chief of staff restricts their access to the president since the position first became prominent.
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The ban restricts entry from seven countries to varying degrees: Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen, along with Venezuela and North Korea.
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The Xbox One controller included with the Rift, however, is just daringly unimaginative and really restricts the launch potential of the device.
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The Xbox One controller included with the Rift, however, is just daringly unimaginative and really restricts the launch potential of the device.
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Apple restricts its ecosystem in a number of different ways, especially when it comes to accessing things as simple as text messages.
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The executive order hinges on asking a judge to change a 1997 settlement agreement that restricts how long children can be detained.
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International critics, including Human Rights Watch, said voters had no real choice in the elections because the government restricts opposing political activity.
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In the absence of a budget, an executive order from Governor Dannel Malloy is guiding state spending, but it severely restricts expenditures.
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In technicals, support for gold appears to be between $17.667.50,250 and $1,260, which restricts downside moves, MKS Pamp said in a note.
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It's a program that doesn't count calories or portion sizes, but heavily restricts the categories of foods you can and cannot eat.
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Earlier this year, Huawei was placed on the so-called U.S. Entity List, which restricts American firms from selling parts to Huawei.
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It will thereby avoid underwriting fees and its owners will be free of the "lockup" period that restricts disposals after conventional IPOs.
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For months experts have warned that if northern Europe restricts refugee flows without an overall plan for handling migration, Greece faces disaster.
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The measure restricts NGO activity to development and social work and brought in jail terms of up to five years for violation.
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I like that this coat comes down to just above my knees: Added warmth, but not so long that it restricts movement.
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Hensarling's bill also severely restricts the power of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, while bringing it under much stricter oversight by Congress.
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It may not matter today if Amazon or Zappos restricts them from the platform for retail, or other Amazon products and services.
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It is the reason the American Red Cross restricts blood donations from individuals with newer tattoos done outside of regulated tattoo facilities.
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The law also restricts early voting and eliminates straight-ticket voting, both mechanisms that increase access and participation, particularly among minority voters.
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The act restricts their use to accredited institutions and stipulates that these institutions must provide at least 85033 percent of the instruction.
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The bill restricts NGO activity to developmental and social work and introduces jail terms of up to five years for non- compliance.
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"People say he restricts the information flow, but his job is not controlling the president," said Michael Caputo, a longtime Trump friend.
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The United States' trade representative has launched an investigation into the tax to determine whether it is discriminatory or restricts U.S. commerce.
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Because it restricts Medicaid coverage for abortions, the amendment makes it difficult for many low-income Americans to pay for the procedure.
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Sessions is challenging California's "sanctuary state" legislation that restricts state and local government information-sharing with the federal government on immigration issues.
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This restricts potential investments to 15 listed issuances totalling around USD10bn as well as Sri Lanka Development Bonds (SLDBs) of around USD4bn.
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Steel prices have rallied in recent months due to tighter supply as Beijing restricts production in a bid to curb air pollution.
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But there is no mandatory standard that restricts the maximum sound output for listening devices or headphones sold in the United States.
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However, it faces a number of headwinds, including being on the U.S. blacklist that restricts American firms from doing business with Huawei.
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The order closes and restricts restaurant operations, public gatherings of more than 50 people and the suspension of schools and "noncritical" workplaces.
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The district's student handbook restricts the length of male students' hair from going beyond the eyebrows or ear lobes when let down.
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It also restricts the ability for top Turkish officials to travel to the United States and targets their assets within U.S. jurisdiction.
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Peru restricts the shipping of gas to homes and industry via pipelines, and relies heavily on trucks for distribution of the fuel.
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The ban restricts the entry of noncitizens from seven countries to varying degrees: Iran, North Korea, Syria, Libya, Yemen, Somalia and Venezuela.
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The policy, implemented March 4, not only restricts incoming books from family, publishers and organizations, but also removes existing books from inmates.
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One thing in our bill that restricts lending: It deals with restricting lending to very poor people who don't have any money.
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He declined to explain the gift cards, citing a pretrial order that restricts what he can say about documents in the case.
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For example, the bill restricts the state's ability to further regulate certain facilities that already are under the cap-and-trade system.
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The national system of household registration, hukou, which restricts where people can receive subsidised public services, will be kinder to new graduates.
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Additionally, House Republicans want the measure to include the Hyde amendment, which restricts federal funding for abortions, while Democrats oppose this provision.
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The bill also restricts prison employees from entering restrooms of the opposite sex unless the there are pressing circumstances, among other things.
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The law restricts dealer sales of other guns, including handguns like pistols, and related ammunition to people who are 21 and older.
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Advocates counter that the initiative exposes migrants to violence in Mexico and restricts their ability to seek protections in the United States.
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Last week, the Commerce Department put five more Chinese businesses on its "entity list," which restricts the companies from purchasing American goods.
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In a ransomware attack, hackers install malware onto a computer or system of computers that restricts a victim's access to their files.
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Region-locking—when a publisher restricts the sale of a video game in certain markets—is a fact of life in gaming.
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Lewandowski has also reportedly signed a nondisclosure agreement with the Trump campaign — which restricts him from speaking ill of his former boss.
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The ban restricts travel from eight nations, six of them predominantly Muslim: Iran, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Chad, North Korea and Venezuela.
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They have to conform to a separate code of ethics designed around the needs of patients and their rights that restricts their actions.
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It restricts the flow of money: capital controls make it hard to move large amounts of cash in and out of the country.
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Instead it restricts PRHTA from transferring toll revenue and other income to bondholders in favor of maintaining supply contracts and other operational costs.
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Kasich opted instead to sign SB 127, which restricts abortion to 20 weeks after fertilization without exception for victims of rape or incest.
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Instead of finding the Wayback Machine, users saw a message that is routinely used when the government restricts access to an online organization.
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A freeze restricts access to an individual's credit report, making it more difficult for identity thieves to open accounts in that person's name.
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They had to hose the woman with a water and foam mixture that temporarily restricts their flight, a police department press release said.
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On January 28, 2017, Trump signed an executive order that restricts the future lobbying potential of all Trump appointees to Executive Branch offices.
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The Ministry told the BBC that Russia's FSB, the spy agency formerly known as the KGB, also restricts its staff's social media content.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday also ruled on another section of the Indiana law that restricts how abortion providers dispose of fetal remains.
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Utah's governor and congressional delegation have opposed the Bears Ears monument designation, saying it restricts too much land from economic and resources development.
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While this process restricts our ability to communicate about this topic, we will do our very best to update you when we can.
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Chicago restricts city employees, including police, from asking for information about a person's immigration status and that limit cooperation with federal immigration agents.
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Google already prohibits abortion advertisements in dozens of countries because of local laws, and it even restricts how they appear within certain countries.
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Restricting markets for imports tends to spark retaliation that restricts markets for exports—especially when, as with these latest tariffs, they affect everyone.
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And China's "social credit" system, which awards points based on people's behaviour, already restricts train travel for those who step out of line.
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In a unanimous decision, the court ruled that a North Carolina law that barred sex offenders from using social media restricts free speech.
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When enough of this plaque accumulates in the vessel walls, it restricts blood flow to the heart, increasing risk of a heart attack.
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Last year Mr Sisi signed a law that bars NGOs from working on human rights and restricts the funding even of apolitical charities.
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Masisi takes office more than a year before the election under Botswana's constitution that restricts the president to serving two five-year terms.
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United Airlines offers a low-cost fare class called Basic Economy that also limits carry-on items and restricts scheduling and seat assignments.
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It gives you the option to remain in the customs union, but that restricts some of your ability to do other trade treaties.
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The age-old regulation restricts a cab from pickling up and dropping passengers during the course of a ride on a particular route.
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The U.N. and rights groups have criticized the notion of mass returns to Turkey, which restricts Geneva Convention rights for refugees to Europeans.
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The deal between Iran and six major powers restricts Tehran's nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of international oil and financial sanctions.
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For more on Facebook's API changes, check out our breakdown of the major updates: Facebook restricts APIs, axes old Instagram platform amidst scandals
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Instead it restricts PRHTA from transferring toll revenues and other income to bondholders in favor of maintaining supply contracts and other operational costs.
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Even if the firms can mimic noncompetes with financial incentives and other perks, this cuts against the claim that monopsony power restricts wages.
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It's unclear for which position Paige will run in November, as state law restricts candidates to one ballot position in a general election.
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The country already restricts internet access for most of its citizens, who are only able to see a limited version of the internet.
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The half-mile barrier, on the border near Sunland Park, N.M., restricts access to a public monument and waterways, according to the IBWC.
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It prevents insurers from charging women more and restricts premiums for older folks to no more than three times those of young adults.
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Utah's governor and Congressional delegation have opposed the Bears Ears monument designation, saying it restricts too much land from economic and resources development.
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The controversial law restricts cities from passing nondiscrimination laws more broadly and requires people to use bathrooms that correspond to their biological sex.
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It said at least 833 more went to Britain from Northern Ireland, a part of the United Kingdom that also restricts abortion access.
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"When someone restricts their carbohydrate intake, that essentially is restricting their glucose, and glucose is the only fuel for our brain," she said.
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The Egyptian law restricts NGO activity to developmental and social work and introduces jail terms of up to give years for non-compliance.
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Anyone violating the curfew, which severely restricts movement beyond emergencies and essential services, would be jailed up to a year, the army said.
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Japan also is not the only democracy that restricts a defendant's access to counsel or holds suspects for weeks or months without charges.
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Any diet that restricts calories will result in weight loss, but some diets simply are not healthy even if you are shedding pounds.
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The country restricts gun licenses to people holding certain positions, such as designated ministry employees, authorized community leaders, and licensed guards and escorts.
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A special decree signed by President Putin in 2017 restricts "public events not related to sports competitions" for the duration of the tournament.
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A much criticized law has made it illegal to film the faces of police officers on the streets, and sharply restricts public gatherings.
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It doesn't need more regulation, he said, nor policies like the urban growth boundary that restricts development at the edges of Portland, Ore.
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Republicans are insisting that a rule known as the Hyde Amendment, which restricts federal money from being used to fund abortion, be applied.
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There's a growing consensus among Republicans and moderate Democrats that the Volcker rule, which restricts speculative investments by banks, needs to be loosened.
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It also restricts those shops from selling firearms to people younger than 21 and bars sales of bump stocks and high-capacity magazines.
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China's central bank sets a daily reference rate for the yuan, and restricts currency trading to a 2 percent band within that midpoint.
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Tayeh and colleagues are part of the Zaina Cooperative Association, working in a Gaza community that often restricts women's movement outside the home.
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The Chinese technology giant has been put on a U.S. blacklist known as the Entity List which restricts its access to American technology.
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The rule restricts banks from making investments that are not intended to benefit customers but rather only to increase the bank's bottom line.
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The legislation also restricts loans to areas with two or fewer existing broadband providers, where 90 percent of households are defined as unserved.
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Judges asked whether the Clean Air Act restricts the time that a new administration can push back reconsideration of a previous administration's regulation.
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The Master Settlement Agreement of 1998 between US attorneys general and five major tobacco companies restricts the advertising, promotion and marketing of cigarettes.
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" Booker later quipped: "There's a pattern of you being on side of polluters, even when it restricts state rights you claim to promote.
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The U.S. government restricts the distribution of commercial satellite images with resolutions sharper than 25-centimeter pixels, but more precise imagery certainly exists.
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It's also getting more complicated as Apple's iOS and Google's Android have upped their security levels, which generally restricts the dispersal of information.
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The government restricts the flow of people: it is virtually impossible to immigrate to China and the country takes in next to no refugees.
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Ryan, speaking in a radio interview on the Mike Gallagher Show, dismissed questions that removal of the painting restricts the artist's First Amendment rights.
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The lawsuit is separate from the US Commerce Department's recent blacklisting of Huawei, which restricts American companies from doing business with the Chinese firm.
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Since then, he's lent his name to the "Volcker rule" part of banking reform legislation that restricts risk-taking at big Wall Street institutions.
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Sending geofenced ads to hospital patients isn't illegal, NPR reports, as it doesn't violate HIPAA, which restricts how health data is accessed and shared.
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Securities lawyers say the JOBS Act restricts the SEC from loosening the rules without new legislation from Congress to facilitate greater use of crowdfunding.
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It also indefinitely bans refugees from Syria and restricts entry to the country for people from six other predominantly-Muslim nations for 90 days.
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The statewide policy bans individuals from using public bathrooms that do not correspond to their biological sex and restricts cities from passing nondiscrimination laws.
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That means you can actually multitask with apps in DeX, unlike Continuum which restricts you to one app on screen at any given time.
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" The Democratic group is also challenging a provision that restricts organizers from helping voters submit absentee ballots, which many Republicans decry as "ballot harvesting.
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Many are stateless as a 1982 law restricts citizenship for the Rohingya and other minorities not considered members of one of Myanmar's "national races".
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Denuvo's anti-piracy tech has been divisive in the gaming world, with some complaining that it restricts their gaming habits or stifles modding communities.
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The new laws also ban the sale of electronic cigarettes to anyone under 21 and restricts where they can be used in public places.
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The U.S. has targeted Huawei by putting the company on a blacklist that restricts its access to U.S. technology — on which it heavily relies.
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A credit freeze restricts access to an individual's credit report, which can stop account fraud when thieves apply for credit using another person's information.
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Far better to let workers move freely by abolishing the pernicious hukou system that restricts migrants' access to public services outside their home towns.
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The accord bars stationing weapons of mass destruction in space and restricts the use of the moon and other celestial bodies to peaceful purposes.
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Banks have been under regulatory pressure to tackle the bad debt problem, which restricts their ability to expand credit and help the economy's recovery.
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The fuel rationing for the public restricts drivers to a maximum of 15 litres of petrol or diesel per filling at specially designated stations.
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Trump's order restricts assets including PDVSA's U.S. refining arm, Citgo Petroleum Corp,, Venezuela's most important foreign asset and a key source of foreign income.
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The U.S. trade embargo restricts Americans who visit the island to non-tourist activities such as cultural, religious and educational travel or family visits.
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Her holiday plans included the Baliem festival in the easternmost Papua region that Indonesia strictly polices and restricts foreign journalists and diplomats from visiting.
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ARMH&aposs Silva said "banning the foundation does not limit their freedom to express their ideas," it just restricts their access to public funding.
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Where Sanders guaranteed coverage to everyone, including unauthorized immigrants, Portman restricts it to legal residents, and adds a work requirement for able-bodied adults.
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One level deeper: U.S. policy restricts biodiesel imports to fuels made from crops grown on land that was already cleared or cultivated in 2007.
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But travel purely for tourism won't be allowed until the U.S. Congress lifts a longstanding embargo, which also restricts most trade with Cuba. Rep.
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Analysts warned that Brexit would also make London less attractive for overseas banks if it restricts the free movement of labour for EU workers.
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The smartwatch space is already a marginalized one, and making a massive device like the S3 further restricts the product from too many wrists.
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It'll also result in thousands of unintended pregnancies, since the plan restricts funding for Planned Parenthood, which offers women family planning and abortion services.
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It's unaccountable and restricts business rather than aiding it, he says: It makes rules - such as on state aid - and lets countries break them.
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Since the government restricts visitors from certain parts of the country, and keeps them on a 'tourist circuit,' the amount of foreigners feels amplified.
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BATHROOM TED: The Hill's Jessie Hellmann reports: Cruz is backing a controversial North Carolina law that restricts bathroom access for gay and transgender people.
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The directive came during a heated debate in North Carolina over a state law that restricts access to bathrooms, locker rooms and changing rooms.
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Trump argued on Wednesday that the language in the 85033th Amendment restricts birthright citizenship to those "subject to the jurisdiction" of the united States.
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Moreover, it may be prohibited by the Posse Comitatus Act, which restricts the government's ability to use the U.S. military as a police force.
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The fuel rationing for the public restricts drivers to a maximum of 15 liters of petrol or diesel per filling at specially designated stations.
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The Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 governs both law enforcement access to domestically stored electronic communications and restricts access to data stored overseas.
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The surprise emergence into a national political issue of North Carolina's bathroom law — which restricts transgendered people's choice of bathroom — has roiled the race.
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Fed chair Jerome Powell on Wednesday suggested that interest rates are already close to neutral, the level that neither accelerates or restricts the economy.
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Banks have been under regulatory pressure to tackle the bad debt problem, which restricts their ability to expand credit and help the economy recover.
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Most of Los Angeles' residential land is still zoned for single-family properties, which restricts the amount of land available for new affordable housing.
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The ban, issued by a proclamation in September 2017, restricts entry into the U.S. for most travelers from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen.
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On Sunday, Trump issued a third version of the ban, which indefinitely restricts travelers from Iran, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Chad and North Korea.
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And the company also keeps data associated with Uber Health cordoned off from general data, and restricts who in the company can see it.
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"Short of legislation that restricts things, there is not much a president could do in these matters to restrain a successor," Professor Stone said.
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CNBC later reported that the partnership is bound by an industry-standard agreement that restricts how Google can utilize the information it has collected.
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Ischemic heart disease -- a condition that restricts blood flow throughout the body -- caused 9.48 million deaths in 20163, an increase of 19% since 2006.
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"I don't see anything in the guidance or statutes that restricts where they could purchase or lease units for direct housing assistance," Currie said.
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The 2015 pact between six major powers and Iran restricts its nuclear activities in exchange for the lifting of sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
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Article 131 of the Dutch Criminal code prohibits incitement of violence; Article 137c restricts group defamation and Article 137d incitement to hatred or discrimination.
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The debt limit, which restricts the total amount that the U.S. government can borrow, will be reinstated on March 22019 at around $20 trillion.
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Her lawyers argued that there should be limits to the Interior Ministry's discretion in enforcing the sanctions law, particularly because it restricts free speech.
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The last abortion clinic in Kentucky is heading back to court to block a new law that further restricts abortion access in the state.
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Those decisions caused somewhat of a backlash among some conservatives, who have argued that banning Jones restricts the conspiracy theorist's right to free speech.
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California is the only other state that restricts such weapons, but New Jersey's version is far more stringent, according to national gun control groups.
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The decree published by the president's office restricts entry to and departure from Kazakhstan for everyone except diplomats and those invited by the government.
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Effectively, the practice restricts where you can get your iPhone battery replaced, unless you want your phone to lose a piece of its functionality.
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WeChat restricts controversial video face-swapping app Zao, citing 'security risks' Zao went viral in China this weekend for its realistic face-swapping videos.
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Instead, her treatment comes under the workers' compensation system, which in California and many other states often restricts coverage more than health insurance does.
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Of the three states without an all-driver texting ban, two prohibit novice drivers from texting and one restricts bus drivers from sending texts.
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One of Juul's main hurdles is that the European Union restricts the amount of nicotine in e-cigarette fluids to 20 milligrams per milliliter.
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The law directed that, if the CFPB found that these clauses were harming the public, it should issue a regulation that restricts their use.
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Additionally, the clause restricts the secretary from determining what drugs are included in the benefit plan or from instituting set prices for the drugs.
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While this is normally easy, the REMS program greatly restricts access of certain drugs unless proper safety protocols, unique to each drug, are met.
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My legislation also repeals a misguided Internal Revenue Service's interpretation of a rule that restricts 529 account holders from dictating their account investment strategy.
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If exposed to the virus in utero, fetuses can have brain damage, visual and joint problems, and muscle tone so rigid it restricts movement.
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The Act vastly restricts the rights of prisoners to sue for relief, and deprives the courts of jurisdiction of hearing most alleged-abuse cases.
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Given this mindset, the INF Treaty which restricts a wide array of missiles will increasingly be perceived as an intolerable restriction on American forces.
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This wouldn't exactly supersede the specific laws within individual states — for example, California currently restricts its residents from carrying concealed handguns in San Francisco.
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The measure passed despite intense lobbying from the tobacco industry and over objections from Republican lawmakers, who fear the measure unfairly restricts personal choice.
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And he's dedicated his past year as governor in large part to confronting the epidemic, recently signing a law that restricts opioid painkiller prescriptions.
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Creating wilderness areas, or instituting environmental regulations, inevitably restricts someone's access to the land or the purposes they would prefer to see it put to.
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It follows the Trump administration's decision to put the company on a blacklist that restricts its access to U.S. technology — on which it heavily relies.
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The reconciliation process can only be used for changes that affect the federal budget, which means it restricts the type of policies Congress can pass.
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Juul already restricts all online sales of its products to its own website, and is fighting counterfeiters who sell fake Juuls all over the internet.
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The team also restricts feature access and even terminates a partner's access to Content ID tools if we find they are repeatedly abusing these tools.
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One restricts the retail and internet sales of e-cigarettes and the other increases the legal age to purchase tobacco products from 18 to 21.
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"Internet access services should be governed by a principle that restricts any form of discrimination or interference in the treatment of content," the recommendations read.
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American tourists are still banned from visiting North Korea under an order issued last year by President Donald Trump that restricts all non-essential travel.
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On January 27, Trump signed an executive order that significantly restricts the rights of people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States.
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As WhatsApp restricts the number of participants per group, each number is used to set up multiple groups, according to screenshots shared with HuffPost India.
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Pratt wrote that the legislation restricts a woman's right to abortion before a fetus is viable outside the womb—a right established under Roe v.
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The California Air Resources Board restricts prescribed burns to days when pollution is at acceptable levels and the weather likely to disperse emissions from fire.
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The department does not usually release information about how officers are punished, citing a state law that restricts the public's access to police personnel records.
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Greek banks have been under regulatory pressure to tackle the bad debt problem which restricts their ability to expand credit and help the economy's recovery.
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The new policy bans hard liquor at on-campus parties, and restricts hard alcohol in undergraduate possession to containers smaller than 750 milliliters ("a fifth").
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And if so, did the other stations decline to make the same type of deal which restricts you from broadcasting their shows during these hours?
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Even better, the API restricts developers from asking for reviews more than three times per year, which will have a huge impact on user experience.
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A judge approved a new agreement between the Securities and Exchange Commission and Elon Musk that restricts what he can say on Twitter about Tesla.
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These atrocities have encouraged a misconception that freedom of religion and women's rights are incompatible – that increased religious freedom restricts equality and justice for women .
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Iran is one of seven countries covered by Trump's executive order on immigration, which temporarily restricts travel from seven Muslim-majority countries, among other things.
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When the law restricts unions from being what workers want them to be, of course there are going to be low levels of union representation.
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Hawaii is arguing that the order, which restricts travelers and refugees from six Muslim-majority countries, discriminated against Muslims in violation of the U.S. Constitution.
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The proposed deal, which still must be approved by the city council, restricts operation of horse-drawn carriages to just Central Park by June 1.
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Opposition parties called for Salvini to give a detailed parliamentary statement rather than use the weekly question time, which restricts answers to three minutes each.
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Every time it filters content or restricts users' access, it has to balance that goal with concerns about hate speech that could lead to violence.
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Whether the game will ever launch in China remains a mystery, as the country restricts mobile GPS data, which is needed to play the game.
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Amazon now restricts Alexa skills from accessing or collecting personal information from children and offers ways for parents to delete children's voice recordings, it says.
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But it restricts the amount of information that these tech giants can collect about you, without forcing you to remember a bunch of different passwords.
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That law, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, restricts how doctors, health systems and their business associations may handle identifiable patient data.
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This week, the Justice Department and North Carolina sued each other over a state law that restricts access to bathrooms, locker rooms and changing rooms.
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As he escalates his rhetoric, cracks down on the border, and restricts legal immigration, new polling shows Republican voters are expressing increasingly anti-immigrant views.
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Citing national security interests, Washington placed Huawei on a blacklist — a move that restricts American firms from doing business with the Chinese telecom equipment maker.
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One of the most influential jurisdictions will be the European Union (EU), a market of 500m rich consumers which restricts speech more than America does.
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Above all, it is the siege of Gaza, now entering its 10th year, that makes thousands of our young people idle and restricts their choices.
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" The U.S. Trade Representative has launched an investigation into whether the digital tax law is "discriminatory or unreasonable and burdens or restricts United States commerce.
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While American doesn't require documentation from a passenger's doctor, it does require a veterinary health form, and restricts emotional support animals to dogs or cats.
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South Korea's government already restricts Google Maps for security reasons, so Pokémon Go — which uses the data to populate its own maps — wouldn't work anyway.
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Saputo's Canadian operations are subject to the country's supply management system, which restricts dairy production to match domestic consumption and imposes high tariffs on imports.
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The court on Tuesday upheld Trump's travel ban, which restricts travel to the U.S. from five Muslim-majority countries: Iran, Libya, Syria, Somalia and Yemen.
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China restricts our imports, steals our intellectual property, dumps goods that they stole from us into world markets, and cyber-attacks us at every turn.
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Tensions between Iran and the West have mounted since Trump unilaterally withdrew the U.S. withdrew from a 2015 accord that restricts the Iranian nuclear program.
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An aging trucking population, low wages, and a new federal safety regulation that restricts hours on the road have contributed to the squeeze, analysts say.
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His mother, Shaima Swileh, was barred from traveling to the US under the White House travel ban that restricts Yemeni nationals from entering the country.
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But generally speaking, unless one of these limited and specific rules restricts industry and government from deploying facial biometric systems, they are largely fair game.
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"Provides peace of mind to people with preexisting conditions": A Better Way restricts — but doesn't entirely ban — insurers' use of preexisting conditions in determining coverage.
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Wall Street banks may be catching a break as regulators rework a rule that restricts their ability to invest their own money, Bloomberg reported Tuesday.
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During the conversation, Dorsey revealed he restricts his time on Twitter, the platform he helped found 13 years ago, to only two hours a day.
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Short of military action, analysts said, Israel has few options, since its blockade already severely restricts the movement of people in and out of Gaza.
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This does not affect New York retailers so much as New York law restricts retailers to one license, and therefore one store, in the state.
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All of Italy went on lockdown Monday evening, the first day of a new order that severely restricts travel for the country's 60 million people.
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China is all but certain to throw out a rule that restricts presidents to two five-year terms at the National People's Congress this weekend.
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Sometimes it restricts my breathing and makes me feel sick, and sometimes it's not enough to help me feel safe and happy in my body.
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A search engine that restricts content banned by the Chinese government is "troubling," the groups said, because it would contribute to repressive censorship and surveillance.
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The Italian Senate approved the Decreto Sicurezza (Security Measure)—a law signed by Italy's far-right interior minister, Matteo Salvini, that severely restricts asylum applications.
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In May, Europe began enforcing a sweeping new law that lets people request their online data and restricts how businesses obtain and handle the information.
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They also claim the president is violating a related clause that restricts compensation, other than his salary, from the federal government or from state governments.
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A felony conviction restricts access to professions as disparate as teaching, purchasing precious stones and metals, becoming a private investigator or operating a funeral home.
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However demeaning the requirement of wearing a niqab in public might be, it is only one symptom of a system that restricts women's fundamental rights.
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Republicans want to apply a rule known as the Hyde Amendment, which restricts federal money from being used to fund abortion, to the new funds.
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" In a statement to CNBC, a Google spokesperson said that Android P, its latest operating system, "restricts access to sensors such as accelerometers and gyroscopes.
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Britain told the EU last month it would demand the repayment of up to 1 billion pounds if the bloc restricts its access to Galileo.
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The newspaper's report allowed protesters the chance to gather to demonstrate against Scott for signing a controversial law that restricts public access to some beaches.
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Medicare Part D works so well because of the "non-interference" provision, which restricts federal officials from dictating what drugs Part D plans should cover.
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It restricts travel from six Muslim majority nations: Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen for 28503 days and suspends refugee resettlement for 22019 days.
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If Facebook restricts legitimate apps from collecting data or limits the amount of useful information they can gather, it could limit its effectiveness for advertising.
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Not long after those suits were filed, the US government added Huawei to a trade blacklist that restricts American companies from selling products to Huawei.
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Personally, I feel less likely to say no to a stranger, because there's the unfamiliarity that restricts us from being so honest with each other.
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The two sides agreed to a bail package that severely restricts travel for Parnas and Fruman and confines them to home detention with GPS monitoring.
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But earlier this year, Huawei was placed on a U.S. blacklist, known as the "Entity List" which restricts American firms from doing business with it.
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For this reason, many of Roberts's younger colleagues do not have much of a record indicating whether they believe that the Constitution restricts gender discrimination.
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New York is the only State that restricts CBP access to their data across the board — for law enforcement, customs, trade and travel facilitation purposes.
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Google recently introduced a system for its advertising clients that restricts the use of consumer data to business purposes like fraud detection and ad measurement.
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The bill, which tightens existing sanctions on Russia and restricts President Trump's ability to ease them, passed through the House Tuesday with overwhelming bipartisan support.
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Canada doesn't have an equivalent of the U.S. travel ban, which restricts travel for immigrants and refugees from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
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Judge restricts Roof as he represents himself in the penalty phase of his murder trial Judge restricts Roof as he represents himself in the penalty phase of his murder trial Dylann Roof is forbidden from approaching the witness stand, the jury, or the bench during the sentencing phase of his murder trial, according to an order issued by a federal judge in South Carolina on Monday afternoon.
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Phillips, 25, is so afraid to gain back the weight, she gets on the scale "several times a day" and restricts her food if she's gained.
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The decree restricts purchases of Russian wheat to mills near ports because the government has yet to study the risk of plant diseases to local crops.
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Malaysian law restricts candidates for Parliament to about $13,000 a campaign, but there are no limits on spending by political parties or curbs on overseas funding.
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The Israeli military restricts the movement of Palestinians, and makes decisions on issues like land use and home demolitions in more than half of the territory.
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The executive order signed last Friday severely restricts travel from seven countries where Islam is the primary religion: Iraq, Iran, Yemen, Syria, Libya, Sudan, and Somalia.
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"The border wall is fundamentally a human rights issue — it restricts the free flow of people," said Tucson resident Mike Wilson, a Tohono O'odham tribal member.
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Trump's travel ban, which the Supreme Court upheld in June, restricts admission to the US for people coming in from several majority-Muslim countries, including Yemen.
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Mr Trump can hurt Mexico by ripping up the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA) with Mexico and Canada or through a renegotiation that restricts trade.
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"Federal law restricts VA's ability to conduct research involving medical marijuana, or to refer veterans to such research projects," VA spokesperson Curtis Cashour told BuzzFeed News.
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Canadian sales are "a drop in the bucket," and while skim milk exports grew fast, that growth cannot continue because Canada's system restricts production, Mussell said.
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" The social media giant said it also "restricts sexually explicit language that may lead to solicitation," because it could upset "some audiences within our global community.
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In May, the company was put on a U.S. blacklist — or the so-called Entity List — which restricts American businesses from selling to the Chinese firm.
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Trump's travel ban, which the Supreme Court upheld in June, restricts entry to the US for people coming from Yemen and several other majority-Muslim countries.
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One of the strangest beliefs of market fundamentalists is that government is the only force that meaningfully restricts choice; thus, less government amounts to more freedom.
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That plan is not popular, but it would boost his standing among conservatives who think the American-drafted constitution unfairly restricts Japan's ability to defend itself.
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Laws and regulations increasingly require that citizen data be stored in local data centers, and often restricts movement of that data outside of a country's borders.
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In order to prevent this, Cruise mandates breaks during driving shifts, and restricts the number of hours that AVTs are kept on the road for testing.
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That often restricts funds' investable market to infrastructure projects backed by government guarantees, or companies pricing their wares in dollars, such as exporters or oil producers.
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The Department of Defense, meanwhile, has its own set of guidelines that tightly restricts any active duty military or civilian personnel from publicly choosing political sides.
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For example, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently delayed the compliance deadlines for a rule that restricts power plant discharges of arsenic and mercury in wastewater.
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House Democrats say that the latest version of the bill restricts their ability to force a vote to block the administration from easing sanctions against Russia.
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As part of the roll-back, Trump will initiate a review of the Clean Power Plan, which restricts greenhouse gas emissions at coal-fired power plants.
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It restricts itself to publicly available data that it pays to access, and applies its own methods to produce its own brand of insight and intelligence.
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He said that extremists groups threaten the West's "way of life" and obliquely defended the administration's travel ban that restricts immigration from some Muslim majority countries.
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But the flipside of the UAE's astonishing openness to foreign workers is a draconian regime that restricts their rights and turns a blind eye to abuses.
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Switzerland permits non-residents to come to the country to die, whereas Canada restricts assisted death to residents eligible for coverage by a government health plan.
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"Aryn restricts my time with the children and decides when, and for how long I may have them," Williams claims in the documents, per Us Weekly.
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Thai official: 'She has determination' Qunun's story has also put Saudi Arabia's male guardianship system, which restricts many aspects of women's lives, back under international scrutiny.
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China policy, for example, restricts travel by its citizens to countries like Palau that recognize the Republic of China, resulting in significant lost revenue from tourism.
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The version upheld by the Supreme Court on Tuesday restricts travel from seven nations, of which five are majority-Muslim: Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen.
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There's a promise of maturity in the offing, but you're not there yet -- which is why society restricts teenage driving, drinking and many other adult activities.
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But charities say the bill restricts them at a time when subsidy cuts and tax increases have made it harder for Egyptians to make ends meet.
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The tech giant restricts which independent repair stores are authorized to fix Apple products, arguing that doing otherwise would reduce the quality and safety of repairs.
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Other states shut out independent voters and force Democrats to only vote for Democrats and Republicans for Republicans, which reinforces partisan silos and restricts voter choice.
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His release on bond restricts him to certain parts of New York state, and he is required to ask a judge for a waiver to travel.
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The Trump administration announced a plan Tuesday to roll back a major Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule that restricts emissions of methane, a potent greenhouse gas.
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Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments -Fitch restricts cash equivalent to 0003% of revenue as cash deemed necessary for operational needs, and not available for debt repayments.
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She also uploaded the song to SoundCloud—SoundCloud sometimes restricts copyrighted content upon upload, so this means that the track might actually be in the commons.
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The 1998 Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) restricts websites from collecting information on children under the age of 13 without obtaining consent from their parents.
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Opponents respond that the law unduly restricts access to abortion, noting that it would leave only one doctor in the entire state licensed to provide abortions.
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Dr. Kevin Kavanagh, an expert in infection control who has been critical of lax practices at nursing homes, lauded the new guidance that restricts social visits.
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He noted that the domestic emoluments clause, which restricts economic benefits to the president from government entities in the United States, makes no mention of Congress.
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This measure restricts American companies from trading with the Chinese supplier barring government approval (though some have since figured out workarounds to sell to them anyway).
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In fact, only about 3 percent of U.S. waters are protected to a level that restricts extractive activity, compared to about 13 percent of our lands.
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The decision is unlikely to have a direct effect on unionized employees of private businesses, because the First Amendment restricts government action and not private conduct.
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However, one of the cute little doodles on the cup restricts the ability of the customer to "interpret it in their own way": the Christmas tree.
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I would ask that we take this momentum one step further and support repealing the Dickey Amendment, which restricts federal funding for research on gun violence.
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The Trump administration is pushing the limits of an obscure federal law that restricts nominees from serving in federal positions before they're approved by the Senate.
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All Saints Church, nicknamed the St. Patrick's of Harlem because it was also designed by James Renwick Jr., is protected by landmark status, which restricts renovations.
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A new law in California restricts confidentiality agreements once a lawsuit or formal complaint has been filed, but many settlements are signed earlier in the process.
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Because the Chinese government heavily restricts movements and access for independent journalists in Xinjiang, it is difficult to verify many of the details that she describes.
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The 2015 deal between Iran and six major powers restricts Tehran's nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of international economic sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
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The American Bar Association restricts members from signing non-competes because it recognizes how clients can be harmed if an attorney moves to a new firm.
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The Senate, they said, is expected to preserve the Consumer Financial Protection Board and the Volcker Rule, which restricts profitable forms of trading by investment banks.
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She runs a restaurant in Brooklyn that has a more expansive menu, Am Thai Bistro, but at Thai Cook she restricts herself to Bangkok street food.
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Notably, that restricts viewers from seeing how senators are responding to arguments of each side, or if they're even in the chamber as the proceedings continue.
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The creation of the Rapa Nui Rahui Marine Protected Area restricts commercial fishing and underwater mining, while allowing local artisanal fishermen to continue with their craft.
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Trump was forced to sign the bill, which also restricts the president's ability to ease sanctions on Russia, after it passed with a veto-proof majority.
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We must act to ensure the 340B program actually helps our nation's sickest and most vulnerable citizens and no longer restricts their access to affordable treatments.
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Britain told the EU last month that it would demand the repayment of up to 1 billion pounds if the bloc restricts its access to Galileo.
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One policy rider that keeps making it into law is one that restricts the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) from making an anti-dark money rule.
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But it's a fact of life when it comes to the Constitution that the free speech guarantee restricts only government action — not action by private employers.
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Trump wants a deal that further curbs Iran's nuclear programme, restricts its ballistic missile work and ends its support for proxy forces in the Middle East.
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The outdated and non-competitive nature of the tax code impacts, and effectively restricts, the plans of women business owners and potential growth of their firms.
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Then he issued a proclamation that restricts the entry of certain nationals from eight countries with governments that were not willing to meet the baseline standard.
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The new requirement restricts the leeway schools have for accepting promising students who do not meet standard admission measures, including test scores and grade point averages.
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On Tuesday they showed their strength by defeating the government over an amendment that restricts its ability to spend money on planning for such a departure.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission of the Philippines said the news site, Rappler, had violated a constitutional rule that restricts ownership of media entities to Filipinos.
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A second bill also passed Wednesday restricts requests to elected officials only and mandates the removal of any federal tax information that might appear on state returns.
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The resolution bans or restricts exports of coal, iron, iron ore and other minerals from North Korea, and prohibits the supply of aviation fuel including rocket fuel.
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"I like cooling masks if you have time, as the cold also has a vasoconstriction effect," which restricts the blood vessels to curb swelling, Dr. Engelman says.
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Since the Islamic State tightly restricts access to the Internet or mobile networks, the group's audio and video become the only legal digital information in the region.
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The Democratic former U.S. representative from Massachusetts pushed back against Republican lawmakers' criticism that Dodd-Frank restricts small banks' ability to lend to lower-income loan seekers.
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They say it restricts women's rights to employment and puts them in greater danger by driving underground an industry which already has a dark side to it.
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If gravity is asymptotically safe—that is, if the theory is well behaved at high energies — then that restricts the number of fundamental particles that can exist.
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But unlike me, they are profoundly and increasingly disadvantaged by an entrepreneurial environment that restricts them right from the get-go and denies them a viable marketplace.
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Although the drug's labeling restricts use to treatment-resistant patients, analysts expect some off-label usage in previously untreated patients and those with other variations of NTM.
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The lawsuit against King County, where Seattle is located, targets an executive order that restricts the use of the county airport for the deportation of immigration detainees.
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The ordinance also restricts the use of plastic cutlery and stirrers, making it so that customers must request plastic forks and knives in order to receive them.
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But federal law currently restricts how many prescriptions of buprenorphine a doctor can issue to up to 100 patients, limiting how many people can get this treatment.
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As of March, the state already restricts abortions at 20 weeks postfertilization; this bill would ban abortions at any point in pregnancy if testing suggests Down syndrome.
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For listeners, she emphasizes the importance of communication outside of the English language; for her own music, she never restricts herself to traditional East African sound palettes.
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That rule doesn't affect Uber and Lyft's ability to onboard new drivers; it just restricts the number of vehicles that can be used to pick up passengers.
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Reviewers have focused on the clichéd dialogue expected from a Dick Wolf production, because it "restricts any potential for a more detailed psychological profile" of the Menendezes.
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Apple restricts users from changing the default app for anything on iOS, though, so it looks like Google will still have an uphill battle ahead of it.
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The government also forces shops to use government-approved routers and restricts free speech in a number of ways, like the recent move to ban video parodies.
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But the Hartford Institute says that it restricts its list to Protestant congregations in part because size isn't the only characteristic they use to define a megachurch.
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China's constitution currently restricts the president and vice-president to 10 years of leadership, meaning that President Xi Jinping would have been out of power by 2023.
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So, when lawmakers assembled today to decide on repealing a regulation that restricts methane emissions when drilling on public lands, everyone thought it would be easily approved.
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Tanzania signed the Media Services Act in 2016 which earned Magufuli great criticism from activists who say the law restricts press freedom in the East African nation.
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The UN Charter restricts the use of force to self-defense against a state responsible for an armed attack or action taken with UN Security Council authorization.
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It restricts transgender people from joining the military and gives Defense Secretary James Mattis six months to decide what to do about those who are currently serving.
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The U.S. Privacy Act, which restricts the bureau and other agencies from releasing files on U.S. citizens for reasons of privacy does not apply to the deceased.
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And even its defenders admit that Singapore restricts civil liberties (for good reason, in their view), and that its progress has had costs as well as benefits.
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For the occupiers, this territorial stranglehold unjustly restricts grazing, mining, logging and hunting; moreover, according to their quirky jurisprudence, it is unconstitutional (courts have tended to disagree).
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That plan which restricts their lending has been imposed in recent years after the 11 suffered from a surge in bad loans, capital depletion and mounting losses.
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Trump has frequently criticised the Iran nuclear deal, which restricts Tehran's nuclear activities in exchange for the lifting of the sanctions, calling the agreement weak and ineffective.
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Banks maintain separate entrances for men and women, Starbucks restricts women from its open-air balcony and McDonald's makes men and women queue separately for its burgers.
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The program's terms of service restricts developers from collecting users' personal data or other nefarious activity, and threatens developers' access could be removed if terms are violated.
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That would give Trump the five votes needed to uphold the controversial ban, which restricts travel to the US from seven countries, many of them majority-Muslim.
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It restricts self-management to tech staff, however, unlike U.S. shoe site Zappos - the firm on which Zalando was modeled but has since far overtaken in size.
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The move drew pointed criticism because it came during a meeting with Kim, an authoritarian leader who restricts the free-speech and political rights of his citizens.
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"The president has directed that we investigate the effects of this legislation and determine whether it is discriminatory or unreasonable and burdens or restricts United States commerce."
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Verified users get more tools for filtering their notifications, and the requirement to use a real name and a photo restricts the anonymity many trolls rely on.
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It's a country that restricts free speech and will come down hard on any company or person that it deems is acting against its own national interest.
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This legislation, currently adopted by thirty-three states, restricts employer criminal background checks until an applicant for a job opening meets the basic criteria for the job.
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For example, symptoms associated with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy become apparent when the heart muscle enlarges and restricts the heart's capacity to fill and pump blood to the body.
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Coldwind said that in recent years he'd grown tired of reading 20 page articles that lost the plot, so his zine restricts authors to a single page.
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Singapore, which vies with Hong Kong as Asia's pre-eminent financial center, tightly restricts public demonstrations and does not allow protests over political situations in other countries.
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An attorney for the engineer of the NJ Transit train has cited undiagnosed severe sleep apnea, which restricts breathing during sleep, causing daytime drowsiness and attention deficits.
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How to fast and have your breakfast too Following a daily fasting regimen that restricts eating during a certain time window doesn't have to mean eliminating breakfast.
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The latest update restricts gatherings of a tenth that size, prohibiting city residents from attending a full movie theater or dining at a full mid-size restaurant.
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For example, the CSA restricts methadone access for opioid use disorder to a heavily regulated, special clinic while methadone used to treat pain is dispensed through pharmacies.
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California's law restricts the agreements once a formal complaint or lawsuit has been filed, and Oregon's law allows them only at the request of the accusing employee.
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Rare earth stocks in Asia soared on Friday hours after Trump announced the new tariffs, with investors speculating that prices could go up if China restricts supply.
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The work can carry reputational and legal risks, since clients often come with toxic baggage and the United States Treasury Department restricts transactions with entities under sanctions.
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Huawei is pushing ahead with the launch despite being on a U.S. blacklist known as the Entity List that restricts U.S. firms from doing business with Huawei.
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Critics of the treaty have complained that Russia restricts flights near the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad and the Georgian border-conflict regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia.
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American Action Forum has also found that "buy America," a comparable policy that restricts transit infrastructure procurements to American companies, is likely bringing more harm than good.
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California restricts most civilian residents to owning magazines that hold just 10 rounds; 30-round magazines, which are frequently used by the military, could be sold abroad.
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It also employs non-tariff barriers, limits foreign bidding on government contracts and restricts investment from abroad in sectors like transportation, communications, defense, natural resources and energy.
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Neobanks and fintechs like Novo and N26 are trying to cater to this demand but are barred by a system that restricts bank and non-bank collaboration.
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But that process restricts what can be done — so there is no full regulatory repeal and other needed policy reforms of healthcare outside of spending and revenue.
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The keto diet, which restricts carbs in favor of high-fat foods, has become wildly popular, and proponents say it leads to more energy and weight loss.
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Israel tightly restricts movements out of the Gaza Strip, a coastal territory controlled by Hamas Islamists who are deemed a terrorist group by Israel and Western powers.
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Meanwhile, the growth of dual-income households restricts moves because any long-distance move would require both partners to find a suitable job in a new destination.
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As reported in "Pinterest Restricts Vaccine Search Results to Curb Spread of Misinformation," social media platforms have recently been "infiltrated" with these vaccine falsehoods, presented as truths.
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It's also notable that Cuba achieves excellent health outcomes even though the American trade and financial embargo badly damages the economy and restricts access to medical equipment.
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The ADF is also backing an evangelical student at a Georgia college who says the school's free speech policy restricts his ability to freely evangelize on campus.
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Facebook says in its community standards guidelines that it restricts displays of nudity "because some audiences within our global community may be sensitive to this type of content".
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Few who've signed up likely noticed the "arbitration clause" in the terms of service that restricts them from participating in any class-action lawsuits arising from the incident.
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Trump's least favorite court — the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit — ruled against his revised travel ban, which restricts travel from six primarily Muslim countries.
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Frances Hudson, an investment director at Aberdeen Standard, one of Glencore's top 20 shareholders, said "an approach that restricts the supply of cobalt to the market looks rational".
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And yet the Texas Senate earlier this month passed a "pro-life" bill that severely restricts abortions -- even a fetus with "severe and irreversible" abnormalities is not exempted.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 20 (Reuters) - A U.S. banking regulator announced Tuesday he had approved a final rule simplifying the "Volcker Rule," which restricts risky profit-seeking trades by banks.
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And this year, the state's Republican-dominated legislature approved a law that restricts the reasons women can have abortions and mandates the burial or cremation of aborted fetuses.
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The White House has raised national security concerns about Huawei, putting the Chinese tech giant on a trade blacklist, which restricts American firms from selling the company products.
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The payments issue also restricts the use of other innovative online services important to entrepreneurs, including PayPal, for general e-commerce, and Kickstarter, for crowd-funding new innovations.
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"We're in the process of implementing a new policy that age restricts this content in the YouTube main app when flagged," said Juniper Downs, YouTube's director of policy.
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But where Hamilton is fundamentally character-driven, Spring Awakening restricts its characters to being loosely defined archetypes, the better to achieve the hazy universality that pop music demands.
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The new plan, which previously only affected month-to-month subscribers, restricts users to seeing three movies every 30 days, rather than the previous movie-per-day plan.
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She went on to state that Twitter continues to be unsatisfied with the FBI process that restricts them from being transparent with users about the requests they receive.
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Jimmy Matlock that would make it a misdemeanor to obstruct streets and highways in a way that restricts emergency vehicle access, quadrupling the fine to $200; Republican Gov.
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Still, only 51 out of 994 cities and towns in New York have rent control, which restricts the rights of landlords to raise rents and to evict tenants.
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But to those dreaming of an America and a leader such as Barack Obama in 2008, Canada restricts guns, limits money in politics and separates church and state.
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October 2018Database company MongoDB adopts a new license that restricts how cloud services can use its software amid a growing controversy over commercial licensing for open source software.
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That ban — or "pause," if you prefer — restricts entry for nationals from certain countries from entering the United States, including Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
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But despite all the talk of global connectivity, skeptics highlight that China still restricts foreign investment, censorship continues to be an issue and concerns remain over human rights.
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I see women who struggle to scrape together the funds to afford a procedure due to harmful policies like the Hyde Amendment, which restricts public funding of abortion.
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Men may feel entitled to rule the female body via legislation that restricts women's reproductive health, but clearly it is women who are responsible for their own wellness.
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" According to US-based NGO Freedom House, Saudi Arabia "restricts almost all political rights and civil liberties through a combination of oppressive laws and the use of force.
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Defunding it, which the GOP remains excited to do, restricts access to sex education, birth control, and pregnancy tests -- all of which could mean an increase in abortions.
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Chinese officials have urged Pakistan to improve security, and Islamabad now restricts movement of foreigners to its vast western Baluchistan province that will host a key transport artery.
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" Lighthizer said Trump "has directed that we investigate the effects of this legislation and determine whether it is discriminatory or unreasonable and burdens or restricts United States commerce.
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The Saudi-led coalition restricts vessels headed for three Red Sea ports controlled by the Houthi movement – Hodeidah, Ras Isa and Saleef — to stop arms reaching the rebels.
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New York housing law restricts short-term rentals for certain housing, and housing advocates in the city argue that many of the units listed on Airbnb are illegal.
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"The reward creates worry and tension, it restricts his movements and limit the number of his guards," said Fadhel Abu Ragheef, a Baghdad-based expert on extremist groups.
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Britain told the European Union on Thursday it will demand the repayment of up to 1 billion pounds ($1.34 billion) if the bloc restricts its access to Galileo.
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That body of science, for instance, supports the Mercury and Air Toxics Standard, which restricts the amount of mercury and other heavy metals that coal plants can emit.
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More than any other bank on Wall Street, Credit Suisse restricts the cash portion of its bonuses, allocating large chunks in company stock, which has halved in value.
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Watch More from Tonic: And settlement money would be well spent on helping to cut the absurd red tape that further restricts availability of these life-saving drugs.
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The USTR has argued Beijing restricts licenses that would allow U.S. firms to operate independently, preventing U.S. companies from marketing their services or signing up customers in China.
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The move is permissible under the deal, which restricts the country from enriching weapons-grade uranium and caps the country's allowed stockpile of enriched uranium at 660 pounds.
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The policy, which was officially introduced by Secretary of Defense James Mattis, restricts individuals who suffer from a condition known as gender dysphoria from serving with some exceptions.
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The ban the court upheld Tuesday is the third edition, and restricts entry from seven countries to varying degrees: Iran, North Korea, Syria, Libya, Yemen, Somalia and Venezuela.
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Further, as the Military Times notes, the order might run afoul of the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878, which restricts the use of the military for domestic purposes.
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It can be difficult for some people to sustain because it restricts the use of all animal products; nutritionists say sustainable diets are healthier in the long term.
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The tax law restricts the deduction for high-earning owners of brokerage firms, but the guidance says that real-estate agents and brokers aren't included in that restriction.
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The rightward shift has abortion-rights supporters nervous and abortion opponents hoping the court will hand down a ruling that severely restricts the procedure or makes it illegal.
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Considering the degree to which Fargo restricts Manis's natural charisma with stilted, self-conscious shots, his decision to use a live animal in the first place is baffling.
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The order, effective March 25, restricts any gatherings of 10 or more people and closes all nonessential businesses in the 19 counties where coronavirus cases have been reported.
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But it also restricts enforcement to behavior that "affects the use of the space or the ability of police operations to function properly," he said, citing the policy.
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The "budget reconciliation" procedure Republicans are using to pass their plan without any Senate Democrats restricts what policies they can include, which makes negotiations a little more difficult.
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DRM restricts access to content in various ways; on a streaming video service like Netflix, for example, it might block efforts to download a movie onto your computer.
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Creating a company based solely on a single platform restricts your user base and puts your startup at risk of being copied and pasted by the platform itself.
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The 1973 law, which Republicans say is cumbersome and restricts economic development, helped bring the bald eagle and the Yellowstone grizzly bear back from the edge of extinction.
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The Chinese government has repeatedly maintained camps in Xinjiang are voluntary "vocational skills education and training centers," and has denied accusations it restricts Uyghur culture, language or religion.
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Green groups fear the Trump plan and its modest goals could create a precedent that restricts what EPA can do and prevents future administrations from issuing stronger rules.
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The letter also restricts itself to income on Mr. Trump's returns, with no exploration of underlying transactions of other entities that file their own returns, such as partnerships.
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But that's not possible because of the law Congress passed in 2016 that restricts how much money the government can spend, and what it can be spent on.
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Doctors, governors and health-care advocates are pressing Congress to lift a decades-old rule that greatly restricts Medicaid from being used to fund care for opioid addiction.
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Although the new law restricts the use of that power to "extreme circumstances," it has provoked domestic criticism for concentrating it in the hands of just two people.
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GOLDMAN RESTRICTS NON-ESSENTIAL BUSINESS TRAVEL TO, OUT OF OR WITHIN THE REST OF ITALY, AS WELL AS OTHER PARTS OF ASIA, EXCLUDING AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND AND INDIA
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When asked if other states could face similar restrictions, Wolf said New York is the only state that restricts Customs and Border Protection's access to law enforcement data.
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Chinese law requires the records of companies based in China to be kept there, and restricts the kind of documentation that auditors can transfer out of the country.
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In 2014, President Obama signed Executive Order (EO) 13672, which severely restricts and undermines our chaplains' ability to choose vendors that align with their denomination's religious eligibility criteria.
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Right now, Maine restricts abortion only after viability (around 24 weeks), banning the procedure at or after that point unless the patient's life or health is in danger.
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I will let others debate policy initiatives to prevent the next failure, such as whether the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act inordinately restricts commerce or doesn't restrict it enough.
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"The absence of regulation in official publicity allows for the arbitrary use of communications budgets, which restricts indirectly freedom of expression," said Arturo Zaldívar, a Supreme Court justice.
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In a bid to maintain its status as the sole authority in the country, it restricts political liberties like freedom of speech and press heavily, though not completely.
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Further, Congress already restricts the use of the state and local tax deduction through the alternative minimum tax, says Kim Rueben of the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center.
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The legislation restricts access to places like bathrooms and locker rooms based on the gender listed on people's birth certificates and not the gender with which they identify.
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Instead of pushing for the preconditions necessary for feminist liberation, the "carceral turn" restricts feminist horizons to the individual and the punitive, rather than the collective and redistributive.
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Nineteen personnel had open lung biopsies and were diagnosed with constrictive bronchiolitis, a disease similar to asthma that restricts the airway, the Department of Veterans Affairs said in 2010.
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His namesake provision restricts U.S. banks, or an institution that owns a bank, from making certain kinds of speculative investments with their own money that could hurt their customers.
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Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Parris proposed this week to ban neckties from the workplace, citing a health study that suggested the fashion accessory restricts blood flow to the brain.
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The new subscription tier from Netflix restricts the usage of the service to one mobile device — and permits only one concurrent stream — and offers the standard definition viewing (~2100p).
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Powell's address followed that of Fed Vice Chair Richard Clarida, who on Tuesday said that interest rates are "much closer" to a level that neither stimulates nor restricts growth.
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Recently, Google drew widespread criticism from its own employees when it was reported that the company was secretly working on a search app that restricts content banned by Beijing.
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Powell's address came a day after Fed Vice Chair Richard Clarida said something similar, that interest rates are "much closer" to a level that neither stimulates nor restricts growth.
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Nigeria, which produces 1.8 million barrels a day of crude, was excluded from a recent deal between cartel members that restricts output in order to boost sagging oil prices.
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The regime restricts access to the internet, so clowns advertise their services on the paquete, a hard drive packed with entertainment downloaded illegally and passed from house to house.
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Amazon's FreeTime Unlimited platform restricts kid content by age, which means that you won't be constantly looking over their shoulder to see if they've found something unsavory on YouTube.
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The investigation intends to "...determine whether it is discriminatory or unreasonable and burdens or restricts United States commerce," U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said in a statement on Wednesday.
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White House officials have suggested that the ban unduly restricts the president's executive authority, raising the possibility of a constitutional showdown during the final weeks of the Obama presidency.
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The bill restricts most landlords from increasing rent more than 7 percent plus the consumer price index, which is a measure of cost of living and inflation, each year.
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If you actually take steps towards undermining, abolishing courts, or trying to pass a law that restricts what the media can report, we're going to have a big problem.
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We've now learned Google will also introduce "Confidential Mode," which lets Gmail users stop recipients from forwarding certain emails, or restricts the ability to copy, download, or print them.
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Discussions about lethal autonomous weapons (LAWs) have been held at the UN's Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW), which prohibits or restricts some weapons deemed to cause unjustifiable suffering.
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There's other legitimately helpful stuff in there, too, like adaptive battery, which learns your usage patterns and restricts the amount of juice that rarely opened apps can use up.
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The Clean Water Rule restricts how land near waterways can be used, with the aim of preventing more rivers from turning bright orange with acid mine tailings, for instance.
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YouTube announced a new policy change last week, that age restricts flagged content on its main app, which will automatically block it from getting filtered into the Kids App.
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The state of emergency, in place since a failed coup in July 2016, gives the police added powers, restricts the right of assembly and is likely to constrain campaigning.
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The Moroccan central bank can intervene to limit fluctuations and restricts bid-offer spreads to 0.6%, meaning that all official dirham exchange transactions are settled within this tight band.
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But the Washington Post reports the legal language on this website "potentially restricts your legal rights" by essentially forcing users into an arbitration clause if they use this service.
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When a director goes into a film thinking, "Ok, I've got to hit these visual beats," she restricts herself from allowing the story to develop its own visual language.
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After suffering several decisive legal rebukes last month, Trump's revised plan restricts travel from six majority-Muslim countries linked to terrorism and imposes new levels of vetting on refugees.
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Among other things, Professional difficulty restricts the number of times players can save their progress and makes certain disguises unusable if their previous owner left any conspicuous bloodstains behind.
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China restricts the flow of capital to and from the mainland markets, making it difficult for many investors to buy and sell stocks there without jumping through regulatory hoops.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump signed into law Wednesday morning legislation that levies new sanctions against Russia and restricts Trump's own ability to ease sanctions in place against Moscow.
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The EU says this goes against WTO rules to treat equally national and foreign companies and unduly restricts the rights of EU companies, such as in relation to patents.
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While well-considered, nothing about this decades-old policy restricts reconsideration, in whole or part, of the conclusion that a president cannot be subject to an indictment or trial.
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As he escalates his rhetoric, cracks down on the border, and restricts legal immigration and asylum seekers' entry, new polling shows Republican voters are expressing increasingly anti-immigrant views.
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These countries are, in American eyes, outlaw states or places where the United States restricts exports of American gear, and the subpoena was issued at Huawei's headquarters in Texas.
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Huawei is also on a U.S. blacklist that restricts its access to American technology and Washington has tried to convince other countries to bar Huawei from their 5G networks.
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Iran may withdraw from the deal that restricts its nuclear program if it leads to economic struggles and continued difficulty in securing investments from major banks, Reuters reported Thursday.
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Hassan and Abdullah are American citizens and were able to leave Egypt for the US in October but the ban restricts Yemeni nationals like Swileh from entering the country.
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A key backer of Texas' bathroom measure that restricts bathroom access for transgender people and is known as Senate Bill 6, was undeterred by North Carolina's change of course.
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The New Start treaty, signed by Presidents Barack Obama and Dmitry Medvedev in 2010, restricts the US and Russia to 1,550 deployed strategic nuclear warheads across 700 delivery systems.
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He wanted to amend a 1982 law that restricts citizenship for people not considered members of indigenous ethnicities - such as the 1.1 million Rohingya Muslims in the country's northwest.
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U.S. Restricts Sales to ZTE, Saying It Breached Sanctions | The Chinese phone maker will be blocked from buying American technology without a special license for violating sanctions against Iran.
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