"Saying 'unlicensed therapist' is saying 'unlicensed airplane pilot,'" says Torous.
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The NMPA goes after unlicensed sites, demanding that they buy licenses or remove unlicensed content.
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The Ninth Circuit also upheld the requirement that unlicensed clinics disclose that they are unlicensed.
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Becerra, which invalidated a pair of California regulations designed to warn women that unlicensed crisis pregnancy centers were unlicensed, among other things.
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They not only sounded alarms about the supposed dangers of unlicensed blow dries, they transparently complained that unlicensed people were going to take their jobs.
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UPS was accused of having shipped since 2010 more than 683,000 cartons of untaxed "contraband" cigarettes to unlicensed wholesalers, unlicensed retailers and residences, often from smoke shops on Indian reservations.
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UPS was accused of having since 2010 shipped more than 683,000 cartons of untaxed "contraband" cigarettes to unlicensed wholesalers, unlicensed retailers and residences, often from smoke shops on Indian reservations.
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Local authorities have stepped up the demolition of unlicensed homes.
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Unlicensed home daycares were being listed as licensed on Care.
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The people were ripping off ... It was all unlicensed stuff.
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The warehouse caught fire during an unlicensed concert on Dec.
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Large, unlicensed underground banks collapsed, as did hundreds of firms.
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Unlicensed street vendors also use trash receptacles, the study found.
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"Unregistered or unlicensed medical products" are untested and unapproved drugs.
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Swedish Public Administration Minister Ardalan Shekarabi told a news conference the legislation would make it a crime to promote unlicensed gambling, for instance by advertising, while payments between unlicensed firms and gamblers could be blocked.
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He was found guilty only of possession of an unlicensed firearm.
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"Please talk about the dangers of unlicensed electricians," the mom said.
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Abby (Morales) runs an unlicensed bar in her San Diego backyard.
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Unlicensed hooch, widely available in India, costs a fraction of that.
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But these privately run, unlicensed lockups are no place for children.
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The unlicensed spectrum could, however, be subject to interference from overuse.
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The 60GHz block that Facebook is using for Terragraph is unlicensed.
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"We must act now to find more unlicensed spectrum," they wrote.
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Initially, Fiverr did not remove the unlicensed private investigator listing, however.
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They did testing on products from legal dispensaries and unlicensed dealers.
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A jury found him guilty only of carrying an unlicensed firearm.
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Officials said the five or so businesses operating inside were unlicensed.
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The HSUS said that Fay was an unlicensed commercial dog breeder.
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Many of those rooms listed are from unlicensed hotels and guesthouses.
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Most unlicensed sellers do not; H.R. 8 would make that illegal.
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Photo via Google They did that after executing a search warrant on the Nanaimo clubhouse in 2003, where they discovered that the bikers were operating an unlicensed bar, and had several unlicensed firearms on the premises.
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But as an unlicensed Survivor physician, my prognosis for Gabby is positive.
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The confrontations began after officers tried to shut down unlicensed food vendors.
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Would I find a litany of arrests for unlicensed maple syrup distribution?
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Over the past few years it has shut scores of unlicensed mines.
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On the streets one finds professionals and graduates working as unlicensed traders.
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Unlicensed products and accessories do not undergo Nintendo's testing and evaluation process.
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To allow kids to stay with their parents in unlicensed detention centers?
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Puppies found in cramped, undersized cages; dealer bought puppies from unlicensed breeders.
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That's because Japan doesn't allow unlicensed private cars to operate as taxis.
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During the actual July 1967 events, police raided an unlicensed Detroit bar.
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Each village can be served by an unlicensed-band Wi-Fi cluster.
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He is charged with first-degree murder and carrying an unlicensed firearm.
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On his first stop in Mogadishu, port authorities disbanded his unlicensed crew.
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America's favorite unlicensed psychologist thinks smoking weed will completely fry your brain.
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Yousef faced the possibility of going to prison for unlicensed gun dealing.
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Like LoRa, they use unlicensed ISM bandwidth, which makes rollouts much easier.
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They forced unlicensed and immigrant vendors, some visibly terrified, off the beach.
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That leaves out plenty of unlicensed sales at gun shows and online.
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He was also arrested for possessing unlicensed firearms in Spain in 2016.
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Two of those facilities were unlicensed and caring for over eight infants.
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Some unlicensed stores have been accused of selling to people without proper prescriptions.
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Banks are also restricted from providing funding to unlicensed institutions, the notice said.
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Charges would be laid against the mayor for keeping unlicensed guns, Carlos said.
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Stream-ripping sites, which convert licensed streamed content into unlicensed downloads, are illegal.
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A recent CNN investigation highlighted the problem of unlicensed gun dealing in America.
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LAA combines LTE with the unlicensed 5GHz Wi-Fi band for additional bandwidth.
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Security raids in camps have also confiscated unlicensed motorbikes, hampering movement for refugees.
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Of course, the Internet is not the only source of unlicensed gun sales.
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Its use of unlicensed therapists sparked concern in the mental health provider community.
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Carriers plan to augment their licensed spectrum with service delivered over unlicensed bands.
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No one, not even the Minions, are safe from unlicensed Donald Trump merch.
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In 203, 67,000 guns were posted for sale online by private, unlicensed sellers.
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"The unlicensed dispensaries are buying up pretty much anything and everything," he said.
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Scholastic said its five unlicensed titles have sold more than one million copies.
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Worse, they do not follow any timetable and the drivers are often unlicensed.
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Unlicensed tribbles and tricorders, once sold openly, were now vended on the sly.
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" But cutting corners by using an unlicensed photo "point out a fundamental issue.
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The search warrant said they were looking for unlicensed firearms, grenades and stones.
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Legal weed is coming and they will start cracking down on the unlicensed.
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The agency receives upward of 300 complaints about unlicensed massage facilities each year.
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More than a year later, the company still lists hundreds of unlicensed shops.
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Much of this output was unlicensed and spun far past its creator's control.
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The criminal prosecution of Gopee was its first unlicensed consumer credit lending case.
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Imagine the innovation we might enable with more unlicensed spectrum in the future.
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He said there was also an unlicensed textile workshop on the ground floor.
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This includes making more spectrum bands available for unlicensed use to allow super-wide Wi-Fi channels and making a firm commitment to opening up the 5.9 GHz band for unlicensed use, assuming sharing with automotive safety systems is proven possible.
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Haphazard and unlicensed building, a feature of many areas across Greece, was also blamed.
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Last month, the Canadian health regulator had found unlicensed pot cultivation by the company.
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However, private sellers can be unlicensed and sell a gun without a background check.
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Uber is not restarting its unlicensed peer-to-peer service (UberPOP) in the market.
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Unlicensed breeder found with dogs in tiny cages, piled up in hoarder like conditions.
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This pivoting of trash imports has created an illicit industry of unlicensed plastic recyclers.
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Unfortunately, the volatility of those unlicensed valuations still puts people like Betsy at risk.
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Nevertheless, operating an unlicensed pool or contest likely remains a violation of the laws.
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But don't start pulling out your Plastics quite yet: The idea is still unlicensed.
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Doctors have had struggled for years with unscrupulous, untrained and unlicensed hearing aid salespeople.
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As the vehicles are often unlicensed, many travel at night to avoid traffic police.
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The company allowed unlicensed brokers to sell health insurance, according to a BuzzFeed report.
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Many unlicensed operators have store-fronts, delivery services, and even pay for internet advertising.
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One is dubbed Terragraph and relies on a high-frequency section on unlicensed airwaves.
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One of his friends, he recalls, was jailed for owning an unlicensed telex machine.
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Still, personal-development groups such as this have raised concerns about unlicensed therapeutic work.
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Like Ms. Coakley, he was charged with aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.
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Turkey's energy ministry said the coal mine was unlicensed and had been operating illegally.
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In some states, unlicensed sellers can make private sales without conducting a background check.
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Thousands of the rooms are from unlicensed hotels and guesthouses, its executives have acknowledged.
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But there's no minimum age to purchase a long gun from a unlicensed seller.
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In fact, the chargers were a ruse; it was really an unlicensed wine shop.
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Fortress acknowledged the unlicensed activity and altered its website to bring it into compliance.
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Shaw fought periodically until bowing out of the unlicensed game aged 45 in 1981.
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We'll start with the news about migrant children... Migrant children being held in unlicensed facilities, attorneys allege The Trump administration has been illegally holding unaccompanied migrant children in unlicensed facilities in violation of a federal agreement designed to protect them, attorneys say.
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The fifth defendant faces lesser charges for supplying his master license to the unlicensed plumber.
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NYPD tell us Gibson was charged with misdemeanor aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.
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The law requires unlicensed facilities with no medical provider on staff to disclose that fact.
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Hernandez was sentenced to an additional four to five years on the unlicensed firearm conviction.
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His mother, an elderly woman with an unlicensed acupuncture practice, tries to clear his name.
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Article 13 requires certain platforms like YouTube and Facebook stop users sharing unlicensed copyrighted material.
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The more licenses you give out, the more you can compete with the unlicensed shops.
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Sylla said the 24 were charged with murder, criminal conspiracy and possession of unlicensed weapons.
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If nothing else, unlicensed medical procedures definitely fit with the economic climate of the decade.
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Anyone caught selling unlicensed hoverboards risks civil and criminal penalties, according to the US government.
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The examinations were run by a woman named Kee MacFarlane, who was an unlicensed psychotherapist.
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Even the Chinese government has singled out Alibaba for tolerating fakes hawked by unlicensed vendors.
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It has banned unlicensed witchdoctors and increased penalties for those caught trading in body parts.
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The police said that woman had outstanding warrants for prior summonses for selling unlicensed food.
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It's hard to determine the exact number of unlicensed food vendors operating in the city.
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The police said she had two outstanding warrants, for prior summonses for selling unlicensed food.
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Regulator Health Canada last month found unlicensed cultivation in five rooms at a CannTrust facility.
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Today, there are at least 300 unlicensed children's homes throughout Uganda operating without government oversight.
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But in a sad twist, the victims were actually staffers at an unlicensed addiction facility.
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The two YouTubers fought once before in an unlicensed sub-level amateur bout in England.
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In the turmoil after the 2011 Arab Spring, the number of unlicensed buildings sky-rocketed.
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The unlicensed vans that sneak between them and try to take their riders, of course.
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He traced more ads to other websites selling unlicensed Chainsaw items, also linked to TeeChip.
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The parent company says it was licensed, but she was dealing with an unlicensed entity.
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The investigation points to this additional — and unlicensed — work as the reason for the collapse.
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His opponents have said his use of his unlicensed television station should itself disqualify him.
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Often, when unlicensed dealing suspects are confronted by the ATF they deny they are dealers.
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As cable and technology companies scramble for a piece of an unlicensed spectrum band, Rep.
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She allegedly operated an unlicensed child care center in Wyoming, Ohio, a suburb of Cincinnati.
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Illegal silicone injection proves fatal: An unlicensed, self-styled plastic surgeon was charged with manslaughter.
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Later on that same year, Shaw met Paddy "Mad Dog" Mullins in another unlicensed bout.
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Health authorities will be using an unlicensed, experimental vaccine to try to contain the outbreak.
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Last month, Health Canada had found unlicensed pot cultivation by the company, and had placed a hold on about 5,200 kg of dried cannabis harvested in the five unlicensed rooms, while CannTrust put a voluntary hold on 7,500 kg of inventory produced in the rooms.
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Unlicensed home-brews, known as oplosan, are responsible for nearly all alcohol-related deaths in Indonesia.
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Homebrew games are essentially unlicensed titles designed with the limitations of a particular console in mind.
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This happened in at least 14,000 trips and some of the drivers were unlicensed, TfL said.
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Sixteen unlicensed firearms were discovered in the raid on his home, which took place on Sept.
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RTUK will be able to report unlicensed shows to a criminal court which can ban them.
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It is illegal for unlicensed people to provide health care here; violators are subject to arrest.
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But the suit also alleges this isn't the only instance the model has posted unlicensed images.
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The pair called up the web page of what appeared to be an unlicensed marijuana dispensary.
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He pleaded guilty later in 2013 to money laundering and operating an unlicensed money transmitting business.
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Weedmaps, a company known as the "Yelp" of cannabis, works with both licensed and unlicensed companies.
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Recognising the threat, authorities in September banned the unlicensed sale of chemicals used to make Strox.
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Of course, there are probably unlicensed dogs in the city that the database doesn't account for.
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But the studios argued that VidAngel was operating as an unlicensed video-on-demand streaming service.
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We also need federal policies to increase unlicensed spectrum, which is used to support Wi-Fi.
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The amount of gold collected by unlicensed miners is far larger than elsewhere in Latin America.
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That description also applies to Isaiah (IQ) Quintabe, Ide's "unlicensed and undaground" — and wonderfully quirky — detective.
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When officers arrived on the scene, they also learned that his car was unlicensed and unregistered.
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Steve Mollenkopf (Qualcomm CEO) conceded at trial that Qualcomm does not sell chips to unlicensed OEMs.
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Many of these people arrive with poor English ability and end up in unlicensed rehabilitation facilities.
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On Monday, the government started a campaign to demolish unlicensed buildings from 19,000 acres of farmland.
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Last month, Alberta banned unlicensed pill presses as a way to combat the growing fentanyl crisis.
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Vice reports that the author, Doug Perednia is an unlicensed dermatologist in Oregon, where he lives.
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Most parodies are protected under "fair use," which allows for limited uses of unlicensed copyrighted material.
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"You have state patients in licensed institutions and you put them into unlicensed institutions," he said.
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This 1982 play about drivers at an unlicensed cab company in Pittsburgh takes its final ride.
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The penalty for unlicensed carry is a mandatory sentence of at least 3.5 years in prison.
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Our experience with Wi-Fi in unlicensed bands is the best example of the opportunity ahead.
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Zenefits was charged with allowing unlicensed employees to transact insurance and circumventing insurance agent education requirements.
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Like Homestead, Carrizo Springs is an unlicensed facility held to lower standards than permanent, licensed shelters.
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Unlicensed VPNs are against the law in China now, and Apple has to obey the law, period.
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Thus when surveyed, consumers might be saying they are using loans from banks rather than unlicensed channels.
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It also requires unlicensed facilities that may have no medical provider on staff to disclose that fact.
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It also requires unlicensed, non-medical facilities to inform clients that they are not licensed medical providers.
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A second suspect, Dr. S. Kama Ashraf, was arrested on charges of knowingly employing an unlicensed person.
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But this depends largely upon unlicensed brokers working in rural areas and opens the door to trafficking.
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But the suit also alleged that that wasn't the only instance the model has posted unlicensed images.
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Regular observation and enforcement was the only way to prevent unapproved propagation, unlicensed seeding, and independent fertilization.
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In March, a Stockton man was sentenced to eight years for buying unlicensed firearms through the market.
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Many of the closed meat shops were unlicensed after their permits had lapsed under the previous government.
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In recent months, the music industry has successfully shut down unlicensed sites like Aurous, Sharebeast and RockDizMusic.
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But some are unlicensed and only provide counseling, pregnancy tests, and supplies like baby food and diapers.
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A 22-year-old man has been sentenced to two years in prison for selling unlicensed bitcoins.
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Under that program, KPMG seeks permission from business owners to check for the use of unlicensed software.
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Which you better believe this licensing organization made sure to mention when it contacted those unlicensed vendors.
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He was booked for assaulting a police officer -- a felony -- and unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.
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" He said targeting online platforms that advertise cannabis "is not going to solve the unlicensed dispensary problem.
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The national taxpayer advocate at the I.R.S., Nina E. Olson, has found problems with unlicensed tax preparers.
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"The FCC has been aggressively working to push more unlicensed spectrum into the commercial marketplace," Grace said.
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Last month, the FCC voted to make spectrum above 95 GHz available for unlicensed use, Grace said.
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Earlier this week, the firm said Canada's health regulator found that it produced marijuana in unlicensed facilities.
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There has been an increase in the number of unlicensed firms selling the products illegally, IOSCO said.
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While everyone isn't quite pleased with Aquaman, maybe this clearly unlicensed piece of merchandise will do better.
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Only about 20,000 hawkers in Mumbai are licensed, with the number unlicensed estimated at more than 150,000.
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Only about 14,000 hawkers in Mumbai are licensed, while the number unlicensed is estimated at about 150,000.
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Unlicensed drivers and vehicles were still running on the roads two years after China legalized the sector.
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Don Rosenberg is the founder of advocacy group Unlicensed to Kill and lives in Los Angeles County.
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Last May, a video of Santa Ana, California police officers raiding an unlicensed pot dispensary went viral.
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But in the sparsely populated countryside, says Ranveer Chandra, a Microsoft researcher, there is unlicensed space galore.
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"Who want to be black like dat in dis place?" asks Miss Ruby, River Bank's unlicensed beautician.
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One would expand the federal background check requirement to encompass unlicensed sellers, like those on the internet.
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Recently, Zenefits came under investigation in Washington state for allegations it let unlicensed brokers sell health coverage.
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A year ago, BuzzFeed reported that Zenefits had allowed unlicensed brokers to sell health insurance to customers.
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The court was referring to UberPop which puts passengers in touch with non-professional and unlicensed drivers.
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According to official statistics, 300 people died from the consumption of unlicensed liquor between 2008 and 2013.
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Around the same time, Greenwich Village coffeehouses were fined for operating as unlicensed cabarets after hosting musicians.
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Operators of websites have long been protected from liability when unlicensed content is posted by a user.
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When they do go after someone, it is typically an employer with workers using multiple unlicensed copies.
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Most buyers are unlicensed, small-scale traders working in cramped shops fitted with alarms and steel doors.
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They are meant to force tech firms to aggressively remove unlicensed copyrighted material from their websites proactively.
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Still, an Islamic school dropout with an unlicensed mosque was gaining followers in Sri Lanka and beyond.
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His critics accuse him of illicitly using his unlicensed television station and his charity as campaign tools.
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They also control local unlicensed public transportation, since city buses are scarce or nonexistent in remote areas.
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Garbage lies uncollected, unlicensed venders jam the barrio's narrow streets and stairways, and crime gets ever worse.
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Self-managed abortion in 2020 doesn't involve a coat hanger or receiving care from an unlicensed provider.
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Instagram's official policy bars using the platform to advertise or sell any marijuana products, licensed or unlicensed.
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As it turned out, Faulkner was in fact operating as an unlicensed vendor with his lunchtime endeavor.
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We are pleased by the Court's recognition that an unlicensed abortion clinic is prohibited from performing abortions.
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He sentenced Gill to five years of probation for felony unlicensed gun dealing and fined him $15,000.
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Chief Keef is free to drive around without fear of getting pulled over ... for unlicensed driving, anyway.
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Some served as rough-and-ready courtrooms for unlicensed lawyers (to "take discussion tea" was to seek mediation).
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Uberpop, Uber's low-cost service, relies on unlicensed drivers and is similar to UberX in the United States.
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State law permits her to lawfully carry a gun inside her car, even if unlicensed, according to KDFW.
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Correction (11/25/16): The original headline 'This App Is Like Uber but for Unlicensed Therapists' was incorrect.
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And as the 4G system uses part of the unlicensed radio spectrum, it could potentially be deployed anywhere.
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Shin said Gross accepted bribes including a $150,000 church donation in exchange for helping unlicensed bitcoin exchange Coin.
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The Trump administration has repeatedly come under fire for expanding the use of unlicensed shelters for child migrants.
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Saturday at the unlicensed club on Utica Avenue in the Crown Heights section of the borough, police said.
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Brain surgery may be complex, but it is unlicensed, beyond the need for surgeons to have medical degrees.
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The 'illegal content' referred to is the operation of an unlicensed VPN, a requirement which came in January.
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It frets that some unlicensed schools may be peddling unsavoury ideologies or religions, such as Christianity or Islam.
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A hacker could, for example, install a malware - the generic term for malicious software - inside an unlicensed software.
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According to relevant laws, unlicensed activities that are suspected to be illegal could be punishable, local media reports.
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Many unlicensed managers, even those overseas, may also need to become directly licensed and accredited by the SFC.
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"Instead we should all use unlicensed cabs like early-1900s LA"There was an Uber way before Uber.
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New Jersey (REPEAT OFFENDER): Consumer complaints about sick puppies; unlicensed dealer previously had animals seized from his home.
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Conrad resigned from Zenefits last year, after regulators accused the company of enabling unlicensed brokers to sell insurance.
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Unlicensed drivers, unregistered vehicles and speeding buses are commonplace, police corruption is rife and traffic enforcement often nonexistent.
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In January, Baidu faced scrutiny for allowing an unlicensed private hospital to host an online forum on hemophilia.
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Chief Executive Shaun Chilton said it would also increase its ability to convert unlicensed drugs into licensed products.
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Airbnb was fined 600,000 euros ($638,454) by the Barcelona city council for offering unlicensed accommodation on its site.
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Unlicensed SpectrumSpectrum not licensed to a particular carrier, such as the ranges now used for home Wi-Fi.
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But even though the rabbis banded to together to stop Stern, they did not condemn unlicensed therapists outright.
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The law also requires unlicensed facilities to notify women that they do not employ a licensed medical professional.
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It shut down after the U.S. government charged Shrem in 2014 with operating an unlicensed money transmitting business.
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The Bluetooth radio frequency (RF) transceiver embedded in many devices operates in the unlicensed band at 2.4 gigahertz.
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Other unlicensed console developers, like Color Dreams and Camerica, got around the chip by using negative voltage spikes.
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Will state laws allow unlicensed drivers (like her, and many other disabled people) to operate a driverless car?
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There, companies have a three-year window to evaluate unlicensed use of their drugs and attain additional licensing.
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In many instances, inmates saw unlicensed counselors who were technically not supposed to be practicing without close supervision.
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Most recently, BuzzFeed reported 80 percent of the company's deals in Washington State were done by unlicensed brokers.
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One A.T.F. study, from 1999, estimated that 25 percent to 50 percent of gun-show vendors were unlicensed.
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"The initial order was groundbreaking in opening up the White Space frequencies for unlicensed use," Nichols told Motherboard.
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Update: This piece has been updated to include that the unlicensed private investigator's listing is no longer available.
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But universities, local governments and state-run companies probably have networks that depend on unlicensed copies of Windows.
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This is just one consequence of France's long struggle with Uber that its unlicensed driver program banned outright.
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No sooner did he become chief minister than Mr. Adityanath led a crackdown against unlicensed butchers and abattoirs.
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Law enforcement authorities have launched a crackdown on unlicensed eel fishermen and illicit sales along the East Coast.
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Consider the example of the ban on unlicensed food trucks servicing the homeless and impoverished in Birmingham, Ala.
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Its soon-to-be unlicensed store is 20,000 square metres and is Hotel Lotte's second-largest by sales.
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Officers soon pulled her over and arrested her on charges of grand theft and being an unlicensed driver.
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Last week, authorities in the Philippines arrested 342 Chinese workers in a raid on an unlicensed gambling operation.
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The majority of children working in gold mines are employed by individuals running these unlicensed mines, observers say.
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In fact, the Consumer Technology Association estimates that unlicensed spectrum contributes $62 billion annually to the American economy.
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The unlicensed activity was noted and documented in evidence uploaded to file but no one dealt with it.
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The salon was found to be offering unlicensed hyaluronic acid, vitamin C and Botox injections as beauty treatments.
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Rural crime teams also tackle fly-tipping, unlicensed raves, illegal off-roading, poaching and other types of animal abuse.
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The jury found him not guilty of homicide, but convicted him of one count of possessing an unlicensed weapon.
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He also said Wickremesinghe's ministers alienated Buddhist monks by having them arrested for keeping unlicensed captive elephants at temples.
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The 6 GHz band of spectrum, which Facebook, Google and Apple say could be opened up to unlicensed use.
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Baidu has previously been criticized for allowing an unlicensed private hospital to manage an online forum for hemophilia sufferers.
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Holding children indefinitely in unlicensed facilities "would constitute a fundamental and material breach" of the agreement, the judge concluded.
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The country's president, Xi Jinping, agreed to close loopholes that allow some unlicensed distributors of fentanyl to operate legally.
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Spaceflight, which sets up satellite ride-shares on rockets, organized the original launch that the unlicensed SpaceBEEs flew on.
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"Unlicensed products and accessories do not undergo Nintendo's testing and evaluation process," the company told Kotaku in a statement.
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But many South African women still find themselves in the shady backrooms and unlicensed clinics advertised on the streets.
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They are concerned that sharing those frequencies with other unlicensed devices will interfere with remote monitoring of hospital patients.
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All are still unlicensed, which means they can only be used in clinical trials overseen by Congo's health ministry.
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But that may change as soon as January 1 when Didi starts to ban unlicensed drivers from taking orders.
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The sales milestones consistently touted by the company were achieved in part thanks to deals made with unlicensed brokers.
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The violence flared amid rumours that officials were trying to clear away unlicensed hawkers selling local delicacies, including fishballs.
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Unlicensed hawkers often have to pay policemen bribes to continue selling, and must flee eviction drives by city officials.
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The jury found him not guilty of homicide but convicted him of one count of possessing an unlicensed weapon.
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Though William had his weed delivered by an unlicensed service, some dispensaries are allowed to deliver in San Diego.
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The CFPB wants to eliminate small-dollar lending nationwide without addressing the issue of illegal, unlicensed lenders at all.
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This success notwithstanding, we believe that the FCC should address the need for additional licensed and unlicensed spectrum together.
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The case concerned the ride-hailing app's use of unlicensed drivers as part of its UberPOP service in France.
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Even after shutting down BitInstant, Shrem was arrested, charged with money laundering and operating an unlicensed money-transmitting business.
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The agency maintained it had increased its enforcement actions against the unlicensed haulers that sometimes work the city's streets.
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The FCC is attempting to remedy the scarce availability of mid-band by providing both licensed and unlicensed spectrum.
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Agents say that working with an unlicensed contractor can cost you a lot of money in the long run.
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But this depends largely upon unlicensed brokers working in rural areas and opens the door to trafficking, campaigners say.
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He also pardoned a Gambian immigrant in March who had been convicted of offenses including unlicensed selling of clothes.
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Later in January, Bashir declared a national state of emergency that expanded police powers and banned unlicensed public gatherings.
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The clip, which debuted on Entertainment Weekly's website, takes aim at lax laws around firearm sales by unlicensed dealers.
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Unlicensed outdoor cannabis farmers drench the fields with banned herbicides and pesticides, killing animals and polluting local water supplies.
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Since then, the displaced drivers say, unlicensed rogue vans have swooped in, scooping up customers from the old stop.
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The US government charged the pair with conspiracy to launder money and for operating an unlicensed money transmitting business.
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Other states treat the offense as a misdemeanor or make exceptions for having an unlicensed gun in one's home.
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Last month, they seized 3,185 ivory items being sold by unlicensed vendors in a market in Beijing's Chaoyang District.
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But groups have had their problems, too, being used to promoted unlicensed medicines and access people&aposs personal data.
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So he started having cartridges from unlicensed stores tested at a certified lab and posting the results on Instagram.
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Recently, his unlicensed Nessma TV station has broadcast constant footage advertising Karoui's philanthropy in the poorest districts of Tunisia.
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In addition to that, the U.S. can prohibit imports of Chinese products incorporating illegally obtained and unlicensed American technology.
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The Tanzanian government is aware of the problem but has struggled to keep children out of small, unlicensed mines.
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Morgan says investigators are also looking into allegations that Hamrick gave unlicensed physical exams to Tate High School football players.
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Rather, Microsoft wants the Federal Communications Commission to reserve more of that spectrum for unlicensed use in the coming months.
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Adam died at an unlicensed daycare that Cardillo operated for more than 10 years out of her Fairfield, Connecticut, home.
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Unlicensed centers were required to post a sign stating that they are not licensed, in up to 13 different languages.
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Unlicensed massage providers who offer sex usually don't get charged with prostitution, but instead get slapped with this felony technicality.
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Gee said then that holding kids in unlicensed facilities "would constitute a fundamental and material breach" of the settlement agreement.
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It informed him that he was engaged in the unlicensed manufacture of firearms and was at risk of criminal prosecution.
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The authorities and the traditional taxi industry have at times clashed with companies allowing people to provide unlicensed transport services.
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La Liga further claims the spying functionality is used solely for the purpose of detecting unlicensed broadcasts of soccer matches.
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Such examples are popular among critics of licensing, because the threat from unlicensed staff in low-skilled jobs seems paltry.
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It's helped several NGOs open unlicensed schools across Lebanon — reaching about 20,210 Syrians, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Education.
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Twitter, like all social networks, has a responsibility to police its platform for unlicensed content and remove what it uncovers.
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"DFS takes very seriously any unlicensed activity in the New York insurance market," Superintendent Maria Vullo said in a statement.
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Qualcomm says the new chip's combination of licensed and unlicensed spectrum enables 90 percent of carriers to deploy gigabit services.
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KDPH also said that the clinic's operator and those who handled and administered the vaccines were all unlicensed medical professionals.
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Extension cords and cables snaked throughout the Ghost Ship, and electrical boxes were installed by unlicensed contractors, including Almena himself.
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When we first meet Titus, he's a Times Square "performer" in an unlicensed Iron Man costume with dreams of stardom.
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It has arrested unlicensed traditional healers and imposed stiffer penalties on "albino hunters" and those who trade in body parts.
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But the system depends largely on unlicensed brokers working in rural areas and opens the door to trafficking and cheating.
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He said police officers at checkpoints on the road to Toliara should confiscate contraband charcoal being transported by unlicensed producers.
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The punishment, which is inclusion on the entity list, bans unlicensed firms from supplying Huawei directly from the United States.
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The play, which Mr. Wilson wrote in 1979, is about a group of men who drive unlicensed cabs in Pittsburgh.
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The Ugandan government claims it has already overseen the closure of over 500 unlicensed orphanages since the law was amended.
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He recommended that the rest of the patients who had been moved to the unlicensed facilities be transferred to hospitals.
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New capacity has still come on line in China this year, even as illegal, unlicensed capacity has been shut down.
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Thune said this week that "hopefully by the markup we'll have something worked out" on unlicensed spectrum proposals from Sen.
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Proponents say it will be good for mobile users and will not interfere with Wi-Fi operating on unlicensed frequencies.
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In New York, it is illegal for an unlicensed person to 3-D print an assault weapon, pistol or revolver.
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Undoubtedly, some women will seek out unlicensed or unsafe abortions, or be compelled to carry an unwanted pregnancy to term.
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The activists sought to root out unlicensed tour groups by surrounding group leaders and demanding to see their operating permits.
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Mini bodegas sprang up, along with a beauty salon, an ad hoc video-game arcade and an unlicensed dentist's office.
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CannTrust, a Canadian cannabis producer, fired Peter Aceto as C.E.O. amid an investigation by the authorities into unlicensed pot growing.
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A recent audit by a cannabis trade organization found approximately 2,835 unlicensed dispensaries, versus 873 licensed sellers in the state.
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It plans to open 45 MHz for unlicensed use like WiFi and set aside 30 megahertz for auto safety tech.
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Ahmad also suggested that the ban might have been linked to the ongoing crackdown of unlicensed mobile games in China.
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Light Reading reports that Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile all already take advantage of unlicensed Wi-Fi spectrum, too.
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The NYPD said that the woman was not arrested but that she received a summons for being an unlicensed vendor.
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The group's focus on retailers expands beyond major chains to unlicensed sellers, which can allow for loopholes to background checks.
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According to court documents, Haig operated an unlicensed ammo business called Specialized Military Ammunition, selling his wares over the internet.
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Among the causes of crashes, he said, are drivers' losing control or handing the wheel to underage and unlicensed grandchildren.
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"This means all the journeys were uninsured and some passenger journeys took place with unlicensed drivers," Transport for London said.
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The unlicensed portion of the service – the "U" – is used only as a backup when traffic requires supplemental downlink support.
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The person who sold Ator his gun is being investigated as an unlicensed dealer, according to a law enforcement source.
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When more and more lines of work impose licensing requirement, it pushes workers into competition for jobs in unlicensed fields.
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Traditionally, Wi-Fi has been built on top of unlicensed 25GHz and 210GHz spectrum, but late last year the FCC unanimously approved opening up the 63GHz band for unlicensed activity as well, providing a huge 26,25MHz chunk of wireless real estate for all manner of devices to communicate without needing to rely on cellular.
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Then he released a new track—a cacophonous, atonal, thoroughly unlicensed rework of Alicia Keys' "No One"—just two days later.
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Flores prohibits the government from holding youths beyond 20 days in facilities that are locked or are unlicensed as childcare providers.
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The document was started by S. Surface, an unlicensed architectural designer and long-term DIY music community member based in Seattle.
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She left them inside her home in Bend, Oregon, where she operated an unlicensed childcare business called Little Giggles Daycare services.
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Allegheny County Police Commissioner Coleman McDonough said the driver had told officers he worked as a jitney, an unlicensed private cab.
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They didn't stop the party entirely, but they did issue Cityfox with a court summons for the unlicensed sale of alcohol.
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It also requires unlicensed medical facilities that provide similar services to inform their clients that they don't have a medical certification.
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But a clever entrepreneur may find ways to combine assets—unlicensed spectrum, fibre networks, computing power—to provide cheap mobile connectivity.
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Rose was sitting in the passenger seat of an unlicensed taxicab when Rosfeld pulled him and another teen, Zaijuan Hester, over.
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They've described these unlicensed shelters as not only inadequate for children but three times more expensive to run than licensed shelters.
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Those sites were surely unlicensed, because until recently no serious apparatus was in place to issue licenses, let alone police them.
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Muso estimate that the bulk of the illicit behavior centered on unlicensed streams of the episode, 76.6 percent of the total.
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This increase might reflect a horde of previously unlicensed operators—who used to negotiate deals in the shadows—gaining official documentation.
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Unlicensed publishers and websites would still operate the way they do now but would not have the same priority and visibility.
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In 2016, the overall market for cannabis in the US — from both licensed and unlicensed sources — was estimated at $50 billion.
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This loophole allows unlicensed firearm dealers to sell dangerous weapons at gun shows and online without performing any background check whatsoever.
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They've been detained in a government raid on unlicensed plastic recyclers as the country seeks to curb a growing illicit industry.
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I think, too, of David Cameron's Flowers of Bad (seven years in the making) as, of course, your Flowering Mall. Unlicensed.
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This has allowed users to upload unlicensed content on YouTube — and left it to the recording companies to request its removal.
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Sesame Street was none too happy with this, and quickly issued a copyright takedown of the unlicensed use of its characters.
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Through the session, an unlicensed NXIVM "practitioner" helps the subject deconstruct the flawed "associations" triggering traumatic responses, and build new associations.
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Without the resources to systematically sweep streets for unlicensed drivers, that often made it impossible for officials to enforce the law.
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He likens working with one of the other services as letting an unlicensed manufacturer make the stock for an AR-15.
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In Frankfurt, Hamburg, and Dusseldorf, Uber was banned from using unlicensed drivers, with a potential fine of €250,000 for each infraction.
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Solid Oak sued Take Two for the unlicensed use of LeBron's and others' tattoos on those players' avatars in the game.
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Among other things, Congress approved a plan to free up high-frequency millimeter wave spectrum for both licensed and unlicensed use.
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The case concerned Uber's use of unlicensed drivers as part of its UberPOP service in France, which has since been suspended.
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Many orphanages have opened over recent years, some unlicensed, unsafe and with few real orphans, raising concerns about neglect and abuse.
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"Erectile dysfunction medicines are a popular target for criminals selling unlicensed and counterfeit medicines," the regular agency said in its announcement.
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Unlicensed television and film content, as well as videos longer than 15 minutes, will be banned on the platform, it said.
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BuzzFeed most-recently reported that 80 percent of the company's deals in the state of Washington were done by unlicensed brokers.
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And in 2015, researchers in California at the Public Library of Science attributed recent droughts to an uptick in unlicensed grows.
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In their court action, the cabbies accuse Uber of running an unlicensed taxi service in Turkey and want the app banned.
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Unlicensed vendors are ubiquitous in Mexico's cities selling everything from industrially-produced chips, soda, and candy bars, free from the taxes.
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Hillary Merman said she now regrets hiring an unlicensed contractor to renovate a bathroom in her rowhouse in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn.
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Automakers and companies seeking to use the 5.9 GHz unlicensed spectrum band for wireless devices have been sparring for several years.
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Walsh wrote me that the unlicensed exhibition was shut down and Tran and Hoang were "invited" to work with the police.
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But arrests remain for, say, possession by people who are under the legal age of 21, unlicensed sales, and public consumption.
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In 270, Hubei Province, where Wuhan is, created some 2652 wildlife conservation zones and cracked down on unlicensed hunting and trading.
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Theater This 1982 play about drivers at an unlicensed cab company in Pittsburgh will take its final ride on March 12.
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But Apple has managed to keep unlicensed titles in stock in the world's largest gaming market, where content is strictly monitored.
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In Russia, the establishment of ride-hailing apps transformed the taxi market, which had been dominated by irregular and unlicensed services.
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Harmon is charged with money laundering conspiracy, operating an unlicensed money transmitting business, and conducting money transmission without a DC license.
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Chief of Patrol Rodney Harrison said police had received "no complaints" about the unlicensed social club over the past two years.
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Meanwhile, it's important to note that this isn't the first case of an unlicensed breeder in the state of New Hampshire.
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John Fury was initially a bare-knuckle, unlicensed boxer himself, before going professional in the 1980s, according to the Daily Telegraph.
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No one from the Tiger Temple ever went to jail for possessing tiger parts or for operating the lucrative unlicensed zoo.
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Though the app currently only includes licensed vans, its developers hope it will encourage unlicensed vans to register with the city.
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Despite having some of the world's toughest gun laws, around 250,000 unlicensed guns are estimated to be in circulation in Australia.
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These defendants were among those in more than 215 cases reviewed by CNN involving allegations of unlicensed dealing and related offenses.
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Hicks, 25, is being held at the Alachua County Jail on charges of first-degree murder and carrying an unlicensed firearm.
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Unlicensed day cares, which operate outside the law, often come to the attention of regulators only after a child is hurt.
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The unnamed driver is reportedly charged with driving an unregistered and unlicensed car and for making the homemade, pizza box plate.
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Specifically, the order will make new spectrum bands available for a combination of licensed, unlicensed and shared uses — opening, for example, more than four times as much spectrum for flexible use than the FCC has allocated to date, and making 15 times more unlicensed spectrum available for uses such as Wi-Fi as is currently available in lower bands.
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Once the information has been verified and cross-referenced by teams on the ground, a free, unlicensed map is made available online.
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Teachers' unions there criticise Bridge for often hiring unlicensed teachers; they also argue that the chain funnels money away from public education.
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YouTube's success as a video platform is built on three things: unlicensed music videos, clips of cats doing funny things, and vloggers.
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But an unlicensed specialist is not the same as a trained therapist, which raises important questions about effectiveness, standards, and potential liability.
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Investigators tell PEOPLE that Jose Robusto, 43, was apprehended on Saturday and charged with manslaughter and practicing unlicensed medicine resulting in death.
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South LA, a historically minority community, has been one area with a large number of unlicensed shops, the California Minority Alliance said.
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Other unlicensed docks like this one from Insignia have better reviews, but you can still find cases of them not working properly.
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Going after this group, though small, gives law enforcement officials "more bang for their buck" in cutting down on unlicensed gun sales.
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Police searched Hignite's home in Grove City in May 2018 after receiving complaints from two children enrolled in her unlicensed day care.
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We also can resolve outstanding issues in our mid-band spectrum rule-makings and bring both licensed and unlicensed airwaves to market.
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Where unlicensed usage of images is detected, the KODAKOne platform can efficiently manage the post-licensing process in order to reward photographers.
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Most recently, the company has been scuffling in Tasmania, where the state government has proposed a cap on unlicensed short term rentals.
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When cops tried to kick out unlicensed street vendors, the PO'd vendors resorted to usual protester fare: bricks, bottles and burning rubbish.
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In 2010, a 16-year-old unlicensed daughter of a former military officer crashed her sedan into a van, killing nine people.
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According to court files, obtained by TMZ, Kenneth Petty pled guilty in New York to aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.
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Honolulu police are investigating the death of a 7-month-old girl who died at an unlicensed day care over the weekend.
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The administration may also issue a decision on whether to open up a portion of an unlicensed spectrum band for wireless devices.
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Because they're unlicensed, such practitioners aren't required to report instances of abuse or neglect to the city or state of New York.
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" Beijing has accused Dahlin of operating an unlicensed organization which "hired and trained others to gather, fabricate, and distort information about China.
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Murgio had argued that bitcoin did not qualify as "funds" under the federal law prohibiting the operation of unlicensed money transmitting businesses.
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Both his parents testified during the trial that their son acted normally before he was dropped off at the unlicensed Olathe daycare.
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The law also requires nonmedical, unlicensed pregnancy centers to disclose in print and digital ads they are not a licensed medical facility.
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In 26, 57 percent of the tickets for unlicensed mobile food vending were issued to women, according to data from the city.
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Last week, the company fired its chief executive officer, following Health Canada's findings that the marijuana producer grew cannabis in unlicensed rooms.
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YouTube's success as a video platform was built on three things: unlicensed music videos, clips of cats doing funny things, and vloggers.
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Law enforcement officials say unlicensed dealers such as Wince provide a steady flow of weapons to criminals who can't buy them legally.
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Y.) and Mike Thompson (D-Calif.), requiring unlicensed sellers at gun shows and online to screen potential buyers through an FBI database.
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In the past, the platform has had a fraught relationship with musicians, particularly over the use of unlicensed tracks on the site.
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An earlier report from the Wi-Fi Alliance predicts that the growth in Wi-Fi will outpace unlicensed spectrum within two years.
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But unlicensed gun sellers — including those operating at gun shows or on the internet — are not required to conduct the same screenings.
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Gross, 46, was accused of accepting $150,000 in bribes from individuals including Anthony Murgio, who operated an unlicensed bitcoin exchange called Coin.
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As Buenos Aires' original speakeasy, what do you think about the city's current thirst for themed saloons that pretend to be unlicensed?
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In 2800, the Federal Communications Commission formally moved the official frequency for unlicensed "toy" walkie talkies from 2800 MHz to 2900 MHz.
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Music was not permitted at unlicensed bars at all until 1936, when the law was amended to allow radio- and piano-playing.
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The commission also issued too few harvesting permits, leaving unlicensed fishing crews with little incentive to follow the rules and limit catches.
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When health officers arrived, apparently to shut down unlicensed vendors, Mr. Wong and members of Indigenous led a crowd to confront them.
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Currently, only licensed gun dealers must perform background checks for anyone seeking to purchase a firearm, but most unlicensed sellers do not.
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But state prosecutors in Manhattan said the law was rarely enforced and they could not remember filing charges against any unlicensed investigators.
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In June, the elder Mr. Zottola had brandished an unlicensed gun at someone who threatened him outside his home, the police said.
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MEERUT, India — When Uttar Pradesh's state government began a crackdown on unlicensed slaughterhouses in March, Sanjay Chaturvedi, a local veterinary inspector, celebrated.
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Neighbors had often complained about an unlicensed social club that operated on the first floor of a battered frame townhouse in Brooklyn.
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In France, however, since the Ami is classified as a "light quadricycle" rather than a car, it's accessible even to unlicensed drivers.
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At a tourist island in the picturesque port city of Xiamen, authorities say they use facial recognition to catch unlicensed tour guides.
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When the league penalized players for wearing unlicensed shirts with messages of support for victims of shootings, the union did not waver.
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Authorities are also investigating whether builders added unlicensed storeys to dwellings toppled by an earthquake that killed 51 people nine days ago.
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Last year a gun sold by an unlicensed dealer was used in the slaying of an off-duty police commander in Chicago.
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"The crime they're committing is a white-collar crime," Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo said of unlicensed dealers, in a recent interview.
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Universal background checks attempt to stamp out the unlicensed sellers by requiring a background check for all or nearly all gun transactions.
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Two of Uber's executives in France were fined last year over UberPOP, Uber's service using unlicensed drivers, which has since been suspended.
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Arcade City has been the subject of police sting operations and is accused of operating illegally and using unlicensed drivers (sound familiar?).
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A review of more than 50 cases of unlicensed dealers found guns that have been traced to homicides, armed robbery, and suicide.
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Zenefits, a business software start-up, replaced its chief executive after BuzzFeed News reported on its use of unlicensed health insurance brokers.
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The law also requires nonmedical, unlicensed pregnancy centers to run print and digital ads that they are not a licensed medical facility.
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But the hunt for these jobs depends largely on unlicensed brokers working in rural areas and opens the door to trafficking, campaigners say.
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Those companies partly operate in legal gray areas, with their unlicensed private car drivers and subsidies undercutting state-owned businesses causing particular concern.
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The series of killings has renewed calls for more effective gun control in a country long plagued by a surfeit of unlicensed firearms.
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The state agriculture department's animal welfare section conducted at least 10 inspections of the unlicensed shelter since January 2009, according to online records.
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The mother of a 17-month-old boy from the central Tokyo told Broadly she uses an unlicensed daycare five days a week.
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In another separate trial, the jury found him not guilty of manslaughter, but convicted him of a charge for possessing an unlicensed weapon.
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The social services department was concerned that River View was "operating an unlicensed group home," but the investigation was inconclusive, the report stated.
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In 2008 it said it would overhaul its operations after state media said it let unlicensed medical service providers buy high search rankings.
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" She added that women may resort to "unlicensed rogue practitioners" if abortion is severely limited, "at great risk to their health and safety.
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Unlicensed devices include things such as Wi-Fi routers, connected home appliances, baby monitors, fitness trackers, garage door openers and cordless landline phones.
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We find out that this is court mandated, along with learning that Déjà's mom is in jail due to having an unlicensed gun.
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Last month, CannTrust said Health Canada had placed on hold about 5,200 kilograms of dried cannabis harvested in five unlicensed rooms in Pelham.
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Decrees issued three days later ban unlicensed gatherings and protests, as well as the trading or hoarding of fuel and other subsidised goods.
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"When a State severely limits access to safe and legal procedures, women in desperate circumstances may resort to unlicensed rogue practitioners," she wrote.
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Malachi Love-Robinson, now 20, made headlines last year after he was arrested at a medical office for allegedly dispensing unlicensed medical care.
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First, 53G is going to represent a mix of licensed and unlicensed spectrum, and some of that spectrum is going to be shared.
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Instead, he was working with a doctor in Mexico, unlicensed in the United States, who claimed to be developing a cure for HIV.
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"He is accused of premeditated murder, attempted murder, possession of an unlicensed weapon and using it for terrorist activity," a judicial source said.
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As attorney general, he aggressively pursued the death penalty and fought to protect the secrecy of Missouri's unlicensed supplier of lethal injection drugs.
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According to The Law Center To Prevent Gun Violence, an estimated 40% of guns transfers in the U.S. are done by unlicensed sellers.
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Apple sued Samsung in the United States in 2011, claiming the Korean maker used unlicensed technology and imitated the look of the iPhone.
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Some of that unlicensed cannabis ended up in Denmark, and Health Canada seized thousands of kilograms of cannabis from CannTrust's facilities in Ontario.
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Wap, whose real name is Willie Maxwell II, is charged with reckless endangerment, illegal speed, DWI, reckless driving, and aggravated unlicensed operation vehicle.
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A strong federal spectrum strategy should include a balanced mix of both clearing and sharing, and make available both licensed and unlicensed spectrum.
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The song "Drag Me Down" by One Direction appeared on YouTube 2,700 times after the service was asked to take down unlicensed copies.
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Dambwa Forest has been a protected area since 1972, and unlicensed charcoal makers are banned from making or selling the wood-derived fuel.
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Ruben Santiago-Hudson will direct the drama about guys trying to make a living in Pittsburgh as unlicensed cab drivers in the 1970s.
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The height of his combat career arrived on the undercard of an unlicensed boxing event at the Manchester Arena in England last year.
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Shoppers can already buy Nike products with the company's swoosh logo on Amazon, but they're offered through unlicensed sellers that Nike can't control.
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Several would bolster access to unlicensed spectrum, which can be accessed without having permission from the government and is behind technologies like WiFi.
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The department specifically charged Zenefits with allowing unlicensed employees to sell insurance and with circumventing the required pre-licensing education and study requirements.
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Local fishermen have been angered by the return of unlicensed international fishing vessels to Somali waters, blaming them for reducing the local catch.
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Pai has expressed an interest in opening up more of a block airwaves that are allocated for vehicles to unlicensed uses, like wifi.
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In addition to Almena's emails, the owners also received notification of their electrical system from Ben Cannon, an unlicensed contractor and former tenant.
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Malaysia's department of environment said 22 tire pyrolysis firms across the country are licensed but declined comment on the number of unlicensed operators.
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On the Trocadero esplanade facing the Eiffel Tower, unlicensed souvenir vendors tried to flog their wares to the small number of foreigners present.
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Jeff Merkley (D-OR), HR 250, which would shut down unlicensed temporary emergency shelters for children who have been separated from their families.
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As the other driver wails in agony, they quickly flee the scene (hey, Bibby has warrants, Al's holding weed and the son's unlicensed).
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This bill would close a large loophole that allows private, unlicensed gun sellers to sell or gift guns without a doing background check.
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On the Trocadero esplanade facing the Eiffel Tower, unlicensed souvenir vendors tried to flog their wares to the small number of foreigners present.
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The protesters are demanding safer roads in Bangladesh, where corruption is rife and unlicensed drivers and unregistered vehicles are common on the roads.
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He was charged with aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, failure to yield to a pedestrian and failure to exercise due care.
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Mr. Goetz was acquitted of attempted murder and first-degree assault and convicted of carrying a loaded, unlicensed weapon in a public place.
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The offending party is Grenade Beverage, the maker of Grumpy Cat Grumpuccino, which tried to sell other unlicensed Grumpy Cat products, NPR reports.
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Even unlicensed people visited her there to give her nutritional shots and help her with kinesiotherapy and reiki, a form of traditional healing.
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And even when law enforcement targeted unlicensed dealers, CNN found, some continued selling guns even after the ATF explicitly warned them to stop.
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If the licensed venues and living spaces are too costly and the unlicensed ones are shut down or evicted, what will artists do?
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Hurricane LTE-U: Don't Let Wi-Fi Get Blown AwayA storm is brewing over use of the 5.8 GHz unlicensed band of the radio spectrum as…Read more ReadA quick primer: LTE-U is a proposal to use the unlicensed 5.8GHz spectrum to transmit cellular signals, an idea that would dramatically increase the amount of capacity available for cellular data.
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Or whether Glocks on the quad and streets patrolled by unlicensed, untrained, gun-carrying citizens will become the new normals of the Trump era.
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The unrest began when authorities tried to prevent the unlicensed street food sellers from operating Monday night in Mong Kok, a working-class district.
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With only 63 members, all from Senegal, it is also very small - there are an estimated 400 unlicensed traders on the streets of Barcelona.
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Bashir has also dissolved the central government, replaced state governors with security officials, expanded the powers of security forces and banned unlicensed public gatherings.
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Republican President Donald Trump's administration partially backed the centers, opposing California's requirements toward licensed facilities while not objecting to the requirements for unlicensed centers.
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Considering how much of it remains for sale, it seems as though Warner Brothers has not seriously targeted small-time sellers of unlicensed merch.
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Qualcomm and Broadcom, who both have a stake in the broad adoption of 5G devices, have argued the importance of unlicensed and shared airwaves.
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LTE-U, or LTE-Unlicensed, is based on utilizing unused frequency in the 5 GHz band used by Wi-Fi routers for LTE service.
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Entertainment franchises ruthlessly enforced intellectual property rights on their characters, raking through data for unlicensed skins and squashing pirates under every available legal steamroller.
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From next year, new EU rules will force banks to open up the accounts of willing customers to third parties, including unlicensed fintech firms.
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" In an appearance today on Good Morning America in June, he told anchor George Stephanopoulos, "We have laws against running an illegal unlicensed university.
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The statement calls on all unlicensed live-streaming platforms to suspend operations, but all of Sina's live-streaming services are hosted on licensed platforms.
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Federal law requires all licensed gun sellers to perform background checks on potential gun purchasers, but unlicensed sellers are not required to do so.
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Carriers and device makers had proposed allowing these unlicensed bits of spectrum to augment existing base stations' signals, potentially improving short-range connection speeds.
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On the other hand, the unlicensed 5.8Ghz spectrum that LTE-U would use is already in use by existing technologies, most notably wi-fi.
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Since July 2018, officials have shut down at least 148 unlicensed plastic recycling factories -- but have only pressed charges against a handful of suspects.
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Court records show that 46-year-old Frederik Barbieri of Port St. Lucie pleaded guilty Tuesday to conspiracy and unlicensed export of defense items.
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Last year, he was sentenced to nine to 23 months in prison after pleading guilty to charges of carrying an unlicensed gun and assault.
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Cuellar recently voted in favor of H.R. 8, a bipartisan bill that would create new background check requirements for gun transfers between unlicensed individuals.
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Zeng also said the government should raise the barriers to pesticide registration and increase penalties for those making unlicensed products or selling counterfeit pesticides.
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MINNEAPOLIS – An unlicensed driver being chased by state troopers plowed into a Minneapolis playground, injuring three young siblings, one of them critically, authorities said.
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Some protesters also vented their rage over high unemployment and savings that were lost after investments in unlicensed credit and financial institutions turned sour.
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In many cases, the principle of "fair use" allows the unlicensed use of otherwise copyrighted content, as in news reporting or for educational purposes.
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It is produced by Merck and still unlicensed, which means it can only be used in a clinical trial overseen by Congo's health ministry.
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Most northeastern states have enacted laws that extend background check requirements for gun purchases to include firearms sold at gun shows and unlicensed dealers.
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Thirty years ago the hills around Turkish cities looked much like Brazil's, stacked higgledy piggledy with unlicensed shantytowns appropriately known as gecekondu (built overnight).
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A "fishball riot" broke out in Hong Kong following reports that officials were trying to clear unlicensed food-hawkers from a working-class neighbourhood.
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Just days after the fire at the unlicensed Ghost Ship warehouse, DIY spaces across the country had already been shuttered in a nationwide crackdown.
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Unlicensed establishments can change their system for keeping records without notifying the FDA, but licensed establishments — places like OneBlood — need to notify the agency.
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GcMAF is a protein that was marketed First Immune starting in 2010, but came under investigation shortly thereafter for running an unlicensed medical facility.
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Uber has been under pressure over its legitimacy in the country for some time, with regulators taking issue over its use of 'unlicensed' drivers.
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Whereas most of the new 5G spectrum will be leased out to wealthy companies, this unlicensed area will be open to use by anyone.
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In March, Thomas pleaded guilty to two counts of being a felon in possession of a firearm and one count of unlicensed firearm dealing.
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In addition, introducing unlicensed in the 2628 GHz band could help address the exponential increase in wireless traffic expected in the next few years.
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In March, the company cited the clause in fighting a class-action suit that accused Airbnb of acting as an unlicensed real estate broker.
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Seniors may also be more susceptible to scams that happen after a disaster, said Chambers, including unlicensed contractors or people posing as assistance organizations.
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He believes these unlicensed economic networks are vastly under appreciated in scope and power and estimates they account for some 1.8 billion jobs globally.
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Unlicensed facilities, meanwhile, are required to post disclaimers on site and in print and digital ads that they are not a licensed medical provider.
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"Most home improvement projects require permits and an unlicensed contractor cannot legally pull permits," Andrew Helling, a Nebraska property manager and owner of REthority.
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In September, the company released a plan to remove all unlicensed dispensaries from its database by requiring them to provide their state license numbers.
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The department is sending officers on patrols around these clubs and others, both licensed and unlicensed, some of which were operating illegally after hours.
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The practice to which I refer is the ever-common software audit, conducted by trade associations to uncover the business use of unlicensed software.
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He added he would like to see the federal government also impose a ban on unlicensed pill presses, as Alberta did earlier this year.
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Eighteen unlicensed drinks vendors have recently been arrested, after officers from the Guardia Civil conducted health safety inspections on and around the city's beaches.
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With Terragraph, Facebook is looking at ways to help in densely populated urban areas using a swath of unlicensed airwaves in the 60GHz spectrum.
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Christian says that, when he arrived in Chicago's O'Hare Airport, a man drove him to an unlicensed rehabilitation group on the city's West Side.
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But opponents, including Google and some in the cable industry, have expressed concerns that the technology will interfere with operations on the unlicensed band.
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Unlicensed dealers sell weapons without conducting background checks on prospective buyers, making them a go-to source for people unable to pass those checks.
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Sky Bouche, 19, was charged with terrorism, aggravated assault with a firearm, culpable negligence and carrying a concealed and unlicensed firearm, among other charges.
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Benedetto Savino was charged in December with allowing an unlicensed dog grooming business to operate in his building on Webster Avenue in the Bronx.
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Soon the children are put on "The Program" by an unlicensed doctor whose Mafioso clients keep watch on the street lest he be jailed.
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Entrepreneurs in the industry, which spent decades evading the law, are now turning to the law to demand the prosecution of unlicensed pot businesses.
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In March 2019, a US District Court in the Southern District of Ohio found Redbubble not liable for selling unlicensed Ohio State University merch.
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Although emergencies arise every week, most of the time police and rangers handle lesser problems: illicit camping, graffiti, unlicensed film projects and car commercials.
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A jury found Ms. Hrynenko and two other defendants — a general contractor and an unlicensed plumber — guilty of manslaughter and related offenses in November.
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This bill would broaden the net to include firearms sold by unlicensed dealers, like those operating at regional gun shows and on the internet.
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The 37-year-old man was among the four people killed at an unlicensed social club in Brooklyn, a police official said on Sunday.
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The HSUS said Fay was warned in Maine but was able to simply pick up stakes and move her unlicensed operation to New Hampshire.
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However, in this context it should only be prescribed by a consultant dermatologist with experience in its use as it is an unlicensed treatment.
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Colonel Noxolo Kweza, police spokeswoman for Gauteng Province, said those arrested would be charged with violence, possession of unlicensed firearms and damage to property.
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While the three samples bought from legal dispensaries tested negative for pesticides, heavy metals, and solvents, 15 additional samples were obtained through unlicensed vendors.
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Yet, the bids from these unlicensed suppliers were used in setting the likely erroneous Medicare payment rate for DMEPOS in the competitive bidding area.
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On top of that, he said, many unlicensed dealing suspects have no previous criminal record, making them sympathetic to juries and unappealing to prosecutors.
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But unlicensed sellers — think a family member, or perhaps someone over the internet or at a gun show — don't have to run a check.
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The charges against Hill stemmed from his employment as a finance support manager and business development consultant for an unlicensed bitcoin exchange called Coin.
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LTE-U developers depend on unlicensed products to satisfy their customers' needs, meaning unreasonable interference via LTE-U is a non-starter for them.
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It was forced to suspend one of its services -- uberPOP -- in 2015 after accusations it was running an illegal transport service using unlicensed drivers.
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Cops say the license plate of the vehicle was listed to an unlicensed driver ... who was in the passenger seat, while Shock G drove.
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But the booming - and previously unregulated - sector has led to the rise of underground beauty clinics which use unlicensed equipment and fake medical supplies.
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Sony suggested the possibility of adding custom faces to games (and even went so far as showing an unlicensed demo with a popular game franchise).
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Schneiderman alleges Trump University was unlicensed and promised lessons with real estate experts hand-picked by Trump, only one of whom had ever met him.
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According to BuzzFeed, Zenefits employed unlicensed brokers to sell insurance to customers, resulting in scrutiny from regulators and the undoing of many of its sales.
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New Delhi (CNN)Nineteen fetuses were found buried near an unlicensed clinic by police investigating a woman's death in Sangli, western India, authorities said Sunday.
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After a DUI investigation, the driver was arrested on charges of driving under the influence of methamphetamine, possession of methamphetamine and being an unlicensed driver.
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The administration has said it needs to use unlicensed shelters to address the recent influx of migrants, which has led to overcrowding at licensed facilities.
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To maximize income from the shows, Mr. Stigwood cracked down on unlicensed performances of "Jesus Christ Superstar" in the United States, including high school productions.
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BACKYARD OPERATIONS Malaysia's department of environment said 22 tire pyrolysis firms across the country are licensed but declined comment on the number of unlicensed operators.
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The 5G connection will be delivered to aircraft via a combination of unlicensed 20133GHz spectrum, a "proprietary modem" made by Gogo, and advanced beamforming technology.
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Localist groups also protest acts that they see as impinging on Hong Kong culture, like the shutting down of unlicensed street vendors at traditional markets.
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In legal responses to the patient lawsuits, lawyers for the clinic did not dispute that Jenkins was unlicensed but denied most of the other allegations.
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WiGig uses the 60 GHz frequency band, which is unlicensed in most countries (just like the 2.5 GHz and 5 GHz bands Wi-Fi uses).
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And if you're interested in buying one, you're probably going to want to act quickly because Nintendo's lawyers are probably already circling this unlicensed product.
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Experts said it was unclear whether the plan would push unlicensed dealers to stop operating on the margins of federal and state record-keeping systems.
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The protesters are demanding safer roads in Bangladesh, where corruption is rife, making it easy for unlicensed drivers and unregistered vehicles to ply the roads.
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LTE-U is a type of the fourth-generation (4G) mobile communications standard but moves broadband traffic to unlicensed airwaves on the faster 5GHz spectrum.
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As the nation's leading unlicensed Disney psychologist, I find it very convenient that Gaston went after Belle, one of the few unavailable women in town.
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In the UK, the Sun reports that 30-year-old Siobhan Phelan nearly lost her entire upper lip after an unlicensed cosmetician botched her procedure.
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According to Fox 19, military police shut down the unlicensed day care on February 21, just three days before the baby girl was found dead.
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A media office linked to the military issued a statement on Thursday calling Friday's protests "unlicensed" and threatening to deal with armed demonstrators as "terrorists".
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Jose Antonio was widely known by locals as Josete, an unlicensed parking attendant who had lost his job and was suffering from depression for years.
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These unlicensed tattooers—known as "scratchers"—often work from home "studios," or hotel rooms, or public parks, or any number of other unsanitary, unregistered—i.e.
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The plaintiffs said this violated the Atlanta-based company's October 2005 agreement with the state not to ship cigarettes to unlicensed dealers and individual consumers.
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Obama's Dubious Detention Centers" (editorial, July 18): You got it right when you wrote that "these privately run, unlicensed lockups are no place for children.
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At the same time, the company drew the ire of the major record labels for hosting unlicensed content, which made it vulnerable to copyright liability.
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All in all, 57 million Americans are still acquiring unlicensed music, 35% of which are people that purchase music, according a new report by MusicWatch.
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The refinery, the world's biggest, has been operating at half capacity since early 2018, when Hydro admitted it had made unlicensed emissions of untreated water.
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During a weeklong anti-counterfeiting operation last year, Canadian officials inspected nearly 3,600 packages — and found that 87 percent contained counterfeit or unlicensed health products.
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The New York State Education Department considered the "university" title to be "misleading," because it was unlicensed as an educational institution, The Washington Post explains.
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People are getting it done by unexperienced, often unlicensed, practitioners who don't know the shape of the face and how to correctly administer the toxin.
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Crisis pregnancy centers are typically unlicensed operations that pose as medical centers and are staffed by anti-abortion activists and funded by anti-abortion groups.
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The Trump administration has been illegally holding unaccompanied migrant children in unlicensed facilities in violation of a federal agreement designed to protect them, attorneys say.
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YouTube already has a system to weed out unlicensed material, but the European rules would have gone further by requiring others to use similar tools.
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Animal welfare standards in factory farms would be improved and the unlicensed private ownership of big cats, such as lions and tigers, would be banned.
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Police said it found unlicensed firearms in a raid called "Operation O Kae Molao" (A Sesotho phrase meaning Operation Where's the Law?) launched in 2018.
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The spark of joy from unofficial Baby Yoda merchandise that swept the galaxy is being extinguished as Disney cracks down on sellers of unlicensed dolls.
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That earned the ire of his unlicensed peers, so he kept two pistols on hand at all times to protect himself, according to Glenlivet lore.
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The Times reported this month that Oyo had offered thousands of unlicensed hotel rooms and sometimes offered free rooms to government officials to deter enforcement.
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Part electric car and part moped, the Ami is classified as a "quadricycle" in France, meaning unlicensed drivers as young as 14 can drive it.
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The event was blatantly illegal: an underground marijuana bazaar selling bulk amounts of counterfeit THC vape pens, edibles and cannabis flower—all of it unlicensed.
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Every pirated music video or song posted on YouTube or Facebook robs the creators of income, and YouTube in particular is dominated by unlicensed content.
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Installation costs one-tenth of a standard 3G base station, and the system runs on free, unlicensed bands like 2.4ghz, 5.8ghz, and TV White Space.
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Because unlicensed dealers typically do not document their sales, Chittum said, it is impossible to quantify how many guns pass through their hands each year.
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But, often, authorities say, when unlicensed dealers sell a high volume of weapons without determining who they're selling to, it's only a matter of time.
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The law also requires unlicensed facilities to post disclaimers on site and in print and digital ads stating that they are not licensed medical providers.
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In Lake Victoria's gold belt, where gold has been extracted since the 2000s, licensed and unlicensed small mines operate with major mining firms close by.
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Murgio and co-conspirators were accused of processing millions of dollars from 2013 to 2015 into the virtual currency bitcoin through the unlicensed exchange Coin.mx.
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California's Reproductive Freedom, Accountability, Comprehensive Care and Transparency Act, known as the FACT Act, has separate requirements for the medical clinics and the unlicensed offices.
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The so-called gun show loophole, which lets anyone buy firearms through private, unlicensed sales, also in theory permits domestic abusers to circumvent background checks.
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It's easier than ever to access illicit goods and services under the radar, and the informal economy of unlicensed and untaxed business has also ballooned.
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For 5G, the FCC has already made available swaths of the spectrum in the millimeter wave range for both licensed and unlicensed use as of last summer for companies to begin exploring 5G options (specifically, licensed use in the 28 GHz, 37 GHz, and 39 GHz bands, unlicensed use in the 53-71 GHz band, and shared access in the 37-37.6 GHz band).
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The Berlin-based music streaming service has fought with labels over lost revenues, and dealt with other legal issues around the unlicensed music on its platform.
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Murgio and co-conspirators were accused of having processed millions of dollars from 2013 to 2015 into the virtual currency bitcoin through the unlicensed exchange Coin.mx.
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From the brief: Essentially, New Jersey could flip the ultimate bird and remove all laws pertaining to sports betting, thus allowing unregulated, unlicensed, and unmonitored gambling.
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Unlicensed traders tend to congregate in tourist hotspots near Barcelona's beaches, or line the streets hugging the marina, with its super yachts and private members' clubs.
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Another group of Barcelona street traders launched an official fashion label called Top Manta earlier this year, in an attempt to move away from unlicensed selling.
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Iranian banks were weakened during the sanctions years by a sluggish economy, government interference in lending decisions, lax regulation and excessive competition with unlicensed financial institutions.
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The defendants had been convicted in November of operating an unlicensed money transmitting business and of international money laundering by a jury in Manhattan federal court.
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It gives Nike a better grip over regulating the sale of knockoffs from third-party sellers and official products bought wholesale by unlicensed distributors on Amazon.com.
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YouTube, in contrast, notes the tools it has introduced to help the industry identify unlicensed content and points to the $3 billion it has paid out.
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One class of vaping product, however, has consistently been implicated in the illnesses: unregulated and unlicensed cartridges that contain THC, the main psychoactive chemical in cannabis.
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Here's what we do know: In 2016, the overall market for cannabis in the US — from both licensed and unlicensed sources — was estimated at $473 billion.
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On Tuesday, the FCC voted to open additional spectrum for use by unlicensed devices in the 6 GHz band, or five times the current spectrum available.
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Click here to view original GIFNot treating fireworks—aka unlicensed explosives—with the respect they deserve is one of the most dangerous thing you can do.
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But if your love of unlicensed Harry Potter merch and inefficient charging solutions knows no bounds, GogoToro is planning on shipping the CELLder Wand this September.
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Apple can't afford to pull out of China, and in theory it can't afford to piss-off the government by allowing access to unlicensed VPN apps.
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Trainers have since experimented with Viagra, energising opioids, drugs that dilate airways, and unlicensed concoctions such as "blue magic", which is thought to boost cardiovascular function.
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But it wasn't until 2014 that Williams began to ramp up his scheme, even though now he wasn't just unlicensed, he was a two-time felon.
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"There are so many unlicensed locations that the cannabis locations that are playing by the rules are deeply concerned," Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer said.
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Norsk Hydro has been in a months-long dispute with Brazilian authorities after the metals maker admitted to unlicensed emissions of untreated water during severe rains.
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Wilkinson called the California disclaimer "markedly different" from Baltimore's, and said a separate requirement that unlicensed clinics disclose their lack of licensing does not mention abortion.
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The case fuels ongoing controversy over video game companies' unlicensed use of existing hip-hop dances, which players can purchase to customize their in-game avatars.
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Notably, these federal requirements do not apply to private, unlicensed sales — think, for example, someone selling firearms one-on-one online or at a gun show.
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MINNEAPOLIS – Bail has been set for an unlicensed driver accused of running over two children on a Minneapolis playground as he was chased by state troopers.
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The 42-year-old was taken into custody and booked for "aggravated unlicensed operator" -- a charge that carries a maximum 30 days in jail if convicted.
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The introduction ends with the message "Change had to come," before transitioning to a scene of police loudly and forcefully storming into an unlicensed black club.
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Conversely, he said his office had been working for nine months with the county sheriff to close down 15 unlicensed retail sales operations in the suburbs.
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In 2008, a TV show exposé about Baidu's paid listings including unlicensed pharmaceutical companies caused the company's shares to plummet 25 percent in a single day.
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Budovsky and Kats, 44, previously were convicted in 2006 on New York state charges for operating an unlicensed money transmitting business, the Goldage digital currency exchange.
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That frequency range -- along with a handful of others -- are considered "unlicensed bands," Rabaey said, meaning anyone is allowed to broadcast on them without FCC approval.
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"The unlicensed sand miners are very quick and devious," Nguyen Quang Thuong, vice head of Ben Tre province's agriculture department, told Reuters in a recent interview.
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After his arrest, the activist, Peter Dahlin, was shown on Chinese television making a "voluntary" confession to having broken the law by helping unlicensed Chinese lawyers.
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In America the Digital Millennium Copyright Act protects the sites from prosecution over unlicensed content uploaded by users, as long as they comply with takedown requests.
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In the past five years, it has seized more than $66 million (50 million British pounds) in unlicensed and counterfeit medicines for erectile dysfunction, it said.
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To date, lawmakers in California have grappled to shift unlicensed operations into the legal market in the wake of opening its legal market in January 85033.
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The group also got Facebook and Instagram to prohibit private, unlicensed gun sales on their platforms and helped get background check laws passed in seven states.
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While Murgio, Lebedev, and Gross were not accused of engaging in the hacking offenses, prosecutors said they committed crimes related to the unlicensed operation of Coin.mx.
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CannTrust announced Health Canada's findings of non-compliance in producing cannabis in unlicensed facilities on Monday, precipitating a 40% drop in stock value over the week.
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Last month Bashir declared a state of emergency, dissolved the central government, replaced state governors with security officials, expanded police powers and banned unlicensed public gatherings.
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Zenefits allowed unlicensed brokers to sell health insurance, leading to at least one commissioner to investigate the company in Washington State, according to a BuzzFeed report.
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The two YouTube personalities contested an unlicensed sub-amateur fight at the Manchester Arena in England last year, which resulted in a six-round majority draw.
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"He faces a charge of unlicensed possession of war weapons," Somchart told Reuters, adding that he faced up to five years in prison if found guilty.
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Enforcement is a concern in an industry where many vendors are unlicensed, and where strict health-code enforcement can be a difficult, if not dubious, proposition.
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These regulations should include age restrictions, prohibitions on the unlicensed commercial production or retail sale of the plant and rational limits with regard to product marketing.
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In early December, the China Banking Regulatory Commission said it would crack down on unlicensed cash loan companies and put a lid on high-interest loans.
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Though unarmed, they have developed an unsavory reputation as bullies, clashing violently with unlicensed street vendors and assisting in home demolitions and the killing of pets.
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City officials have said many of the businesses — some of which offer meditation gardens, professional chefs, spas and other luxury amenities — are unlicensed or flout regulations.
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In March, Judge Forrest found UPS liable for illegally shipping hundreds of thousands of cartons of untaxed cigarettes among Indian reservations, unlicensed dealers and individual consumers.
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Although the hawkers were unlicensed, they were supported by Hong Kong residents who saw them as emblematic of local culture, which they feel is under threat.
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Uber's move comes after Taiwan recently raised fines against unlicensed ride-sharing services, targeted at Uber, which the company said were the highest in the world.
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YouTube crackdown: The league has cracked down on YouTube creators for using unlicensed videos, a move that threatens the quasi-legal world of NBA highlight channels.
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Chester Goode might have been holding a grudge after a fight last year at an unlicensed social club tucked in a row of townhouses in Brooklyn.
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Through her seemingly unlicensed business, called Professional U.S. Immigration Services, Helen Kennedy targeted mostly Iranian immigrants from June 2016 to January 2018, according to court records.
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The police put up fliers warning sunbathers not to buy goods from unlicensed peddlers, confiscated about 1,000 items and cruised the beaches in small dune buggies.
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To placate the authorities over unlicensed properties, Oyo managers also gave the police and other government officials free rooms on request, current and former employees said.
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LoRa (for Long Range) is among a clutch of narrow band technologies that connect devices cheaply over unlicensed spectrum and vast distances, needing very little power.
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NETHERLANDS In March, Uber paid around 2.3 million euros ($2.5 million) to settle a case that found it had offered unlicensed taxi services in 2014-2015.
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Each of the family members was charged with felony unlicensed gun dealing, but they pleaded guilty to a lesser misdemeanor offense and were sentenced to probation.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy asked if an unlicensed or licensed center would have to include the disclaimer on a billboard that says "Choose Life" under that requirement.
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According to court papers, the charges stemmed from Hill's employment as a finance support manager and business development consultant for an unlicensed bitcoin exchange called Coin.mx.
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The last of Wilson's American Century cycle to cruise on to Broadway, this drama, set in 1970s Pittsburgh, centers on drivers at an unlicensed car service.
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The military has fought for the last decade over improper use of its intellectual property, targeting everything from small businesses to unlicensed logos on thong underwear.
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The military has fought for the last decade over improper use of its intellectual property, targeting everything from small businesses to unlicensed logos on thong underwear.
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In fact, according to data from 2015, China performs about 13 million abortions per year, and that number does not include abortions performed at unlicensed clinics.
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It disappeared from Twitter for a little less than a month, starting in mid-December — seemingly out of chances to stop posting unlicensed photographs of celebrities.
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"Unlicensed Guidance Counselor" kind of hits on that a bit, with the "If you live long enough / You'll do something wrong enough" bit in the chorus.
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In past years, the authorities had turned a blind eye to unlicensed street vendors who sold snacks like fish balls and stinky tofu to the holiday crowds.
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Fifteen dogs were allegedly rescued from an unlicensed Pennsylvania breeder accused of "debarking" some of them by shoving a pipe-type object down their throats, PEOPLE confirms.
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This is addressed by the requirement that unlicensed facilities that "advertise and provide pregnancy testing" must disclose to clients that they are not licensed medical care providers.
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Audius contains infringing material — such as an unlicensed version of Ariana Grande and Iggy Azalea's "Problem" — that, if its promotional materials are right, the company cannot remove.
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Since the unlicensed emission during severe rains in February last year, Hydro has upgraded Alunorte's facilities to help convince authorities to allow it to resume full output.
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And in January Baidu apologized for management failures when the internet regulator found illegal content in its search results and online forums, including ads for unlicensed clinics.
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Rather than wait, some indie developers launched their unlicensed games on Steam, an American distribution platform, of which a local version is soon set to start officially.
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We're told Andrew, who does not have a medical license, is under the microscope ... to determine if he's violated a law prohibiting the unlicensed practice of medicine.
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However, in this context it should only be prescribed by a consultant dermatologist with experience in its use as it is an off-label or unlicensed treatment.
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There's no doubt plenty of nefarious actors engage in 'fully unlicensed' online data-scraping to run illegal spam campaigns or sell it to hackers planning phishing expeditions.
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Plus, unlicensed surgeons would also not provide comprehensive aftercare, so if anything were to go wrong, you would have to pay for further surgery from another provider.
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Last week, BuzzFeed reported that more than 80 percent of Zenefits policies in force in Washington state as of last August had been sold by unlicensed employees.
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But he said it was unclear how much Mr. Obama's actions would affect the behavior of smaller sellers who made up the bulk of unlicensed gun sales.
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In Malaysia earlier this year, a government crackdown found at least 148 unlicensed recycling factories that pollute local communities with toxic fumes and contaminate bodies of water.
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Unlicensed gun dealers may also sell without a background check, resulting in more than 40 percent of Americans making their most recent firearm purchase without formal review.
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But the government is expected to begin allowing unlicensed pilots to operate small aerial vehicles for work, which might let even more companies get off the ground.
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According to the docs ... Brzezinski says the couple posted a lengthy negative review on a consumers website accusing him of being an unlicensed contractor and crappy builder.
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More recently than Klein's case, in June, two men in Arizona were charged by a grand jury with "operating unlicensed money transmitting business" between 2013 and 2017.
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Footwear maker Nike Inc also said last month it would start selling a limited product assortment directly on Amazon, rather than through third-party and unlicensed dealers.
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She ended up filing a petition to get back into school, but was forced to go see an unlicensed religious therapist twice a week as a condition.
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The CPSC issued the new standards last week and said any unlicensed hoverboard manufacturers would face civil and criminal penalties if caught selling the devices without approval.
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The world's largest alumina refinery has been operating at half capacity since early last year after Hydro admitted making unlicensed emissions of untreated water during severe rains.
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To solve that problem, the new IoT networks are built either on unlicensed bands, or in the relatively unused "guard bands" between channels of licensed cellular spectrum.
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The DOH says the lower number of injuries is likely because of renewed efforts in spreading information to educate the public on the dangers of unlicensed fireworks.
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Each week, ahead of the main day of prayer, they temporarily order the closure of unlicensed mosques—over a third of the 6,000-odd in the country.
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The business model has come under sharp criticism from established taxi companies and many cities and states because the drivers are unlicensed and the fares are untaxed.
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The government attributed the fire to arson and dismissed accusations that it failed to evacuate people in time, saying that unlicensed building had thrived under previous governments.
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This addition to the base bill will go a long way towards fostering innovation in unlicensed bands and empowering entrepreneurs to conceive of new products and applications.
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Facebook has deleted more than a dozen groups promoting unlicensed medicines after an investigation by Business Insider found the site rife with closed communities pushing medical misinformation.
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And the disclaimers required of unlicensed facilities, the state argues, are a permissible means to ensure women aren't being misled about the type of care being provided.
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The state House also added language covering unlicensed counselors to the bill, prohibiting anyone operating with a religious organization, religious denomination or church from performing conversion therapy.
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But commissioners opened up a broader group of airwaves for unlicensed use, meaning they can be accessed by more than one user without permission from the FCC.
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Murgio was added as a defendant in April in a case against others including his son Anthony Murgio, who prosecutors say operated the unlicensed bitcoin exchange, Coin.
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They both took off, and Warren was caught, arrested, and charged with unlawful possession of a firearm after police found an unlicensed gun in a nearby yard.
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Huang Tuwang oversaw a range of illegal businesses including massage parlors, unlicensed lending outfits and casinos, forming "unlawful control" over certain regions and industries, said the report.
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So rampant is the problem of naked loan services in China that last year the country's financial regulators vowed to crack down on unlicensed microlenders, Reuters reports.
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When abortion was outlawed, initially by state laws in the 19th century, women still managed to obtain them, sometimes with doctors or midwives, sometimes with unlicensed abortionists.
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SoundCloud's competitor Apple Music reached a similar deal with music distributor Dubset in March that made it possible to stream previously unlicensed DJ mixes and unofficial remixes.
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He pleaded guilty to 13 criminal counts in February, including possession of a firearm by a felon, unlicensed transfer of a firearm and possessing an unregistered firearm.
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Over the last few weeks, the police destroyed 16,000 bottles of alcohol being sold by unlicensed vendors in pre-Ramadan raids, according to the local news media.
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The man, who has not been identified, had painted the jeep black and driven it around the countryside, unlicensed, avoiding the cities, the Yediot Aharonot newspaper reported.
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That leaves parents, particularly low-income ones, with an impossible choice: Quit working or send a child to an affordable, but substandard — and possibly unlicensed — daycare center.
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Guyatt takes over from Robert Marcovitch, the company's interim CEO, who was appointed after Peter Aceto left the company in the wake of an unlicensed growing scandal.
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Spain's Balearic Islands, another tourist hotspot, introduced legislation this month to curb illegal rentals, saying it would fine landlords up to 40,000 euros for advertising unlicensed accommodation.
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When it started back in 275, it was a place where users could share unlicensed fan translated and subtitled anime (aka fansubbing) and other East Asian shows.
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The unlicensed dealers then re-sell the guns at a profit without performing any background check or filling out the required paperwork documenting the sale, agents say.
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And in January Baidu apologised for management failures when the internet regulator found illegal content in its search results and online forums, including ads for unlicensed clinics.
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More precisely, using unlicensed spectrum to offer Wi-Fi has completely changed the reach and breadth of Internet offerings, and for that, we should all be thankful.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Florida man pleaded guilty on Tuesday to charges stemming from his employment with an unlicensed bitcoin exchange that prosecutors say was owned by an Israeli who oversaw a massive scheme to hack companies including JPMorgan Chase & Co. Ricardo Hill, 38, entered his plea in Manhattan federal court to seven counts, including conspiracy to operate an unlicensed money transmitting business, wire fraud and bank fraud.
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Wilkinson distinguished it by calling the disclaimer "markedly different" from Baltimore's, and saying a separate requirement that unlicensed clinics disclose their lack of licensing does not mention abortion.
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Scooters littered the streets in San Francisco before the city banned all unlicensed ones, and are still piled up in public places in other cities like Santa Monica.
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It's no secret that HBO has been plagued by security breaches throughout the latest season, which has seen some episodes leak before broadcast and added to unlicensed activity.
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Host and Refinery29 writer Lexy Lebsack goes deep within the source of human hair extensions, the exploitation of NFL cheerleaders, and the unlicensed plastic surgeons flourishing on Instagram.
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And the commission said it had written to more than 100 unlicensed online gambling websites informing them that they should cease offering to British customers facilities for gambling.
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The problem with these unlicensed high-frequency bands (most smartphones operate around 700MHz to 1.7GHz) is they can't travel very far or penetrate obstacles, like buildings, very well.
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While you have to be 21 to purchase a handgun from a licensed dealer, the age limit drops to 18 to purchase one from a private, unlicensed seller.
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The licensing process has come under increased scrutiny since CannTrust Holdings revealed this month they were being investigated by Health Canada for selling marijuana grown in unlicensed facilities.
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Court records show he pleaded guilty in 2014 to assault and carrying an unlicensed gun, charges that got him a prison sentence of between nine and 23 months.
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The issue could impact other streaming services as well, the NMPA said, estimating that as much of 25 percent of the activity on streaming platforms is today unlicensed.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Four men were killed and three people wounded early on Saturday in a shooting at an unlicensed gambling club in New York City, police said.
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"(Quantum) introduces an unlicensed medicine in the initial stages to cope with an unmet need and it converts it into a licensed medicine," he said in an interview.
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As a result, it's racked up NT$215 billion ($35.3 million) in fines, made worse by the regulator just recently raising the maximum fine for unlicensed taxi operators.
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If that material is found pirated, Custos analyzes the file and follows the trail of pirated or unlicensed content back to the source to impose a swift retribution.
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POEIATA, Greece's nationwide union of taxi drivers, called a strike from 0200 GMT to 1400 GMT on Thursday, saying that many taxi operators were still offering unlicensed services.
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As many as 83 percent of insurance deals in Washington up until August of last year may have been conducted by unlicensed Zenefits salespeople, BuzzFeed revealed last week.
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Despite receiving millions of dollars in taxpayer money, many crisis pregnancy centers are also unlicensed, unregulated and run little to no background checks on their volunteers and leaders.
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The question is whether and to what extent they will linger as businesses across the country transition from an unlicensed or gray market to a regulated, legal one.
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Most policies also didn't specify a timeline for how quickly the company would publish trial results, and didn't include research conducted on unlicensed medicines and off-label uses.
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In a 28503-22019 ruling, the court said that the notices for licensed facilities likely violates the First Amendment and notices for unlicensed facilities unduly burdens protected speech.
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In 2018, 57 percent of the tickets for unlicensed mobile food vending were issued to women, according to data from the city's Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings.
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To sum it all up, the company — which I visited back in November — saw its shares nosedive after reports surfaced that it was growing cannabis in unlicensed rooms.
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More than 30 percent of illegal fundraising cases were related to private investment and financial intermediaries, including unlicensed investment advisers and providers of third-party wealth management products.
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With just a few policy changes, the capabilities of unlicensed – including Wi-Fi – networks could be expanded, providing even greater benefits to American consumers than they do today.
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Other branches of the security forces have also flexed their muscles since the return of military rule, arresting protesters or clamping down on unlicensed street vendors, activists said.
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Katie Baker, who runs an unlicensed shop in Alice Springs, told ABC News Australia that the letter has left her and other business owners in the area confused.
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In addition, CannTrust has instituted a voluntary hold of approximately 7,500kg of dried cannabis equivalent at its Vaughan manufacturing facility that was produced in the previously unlicensed rooms.
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More than 21,2100 of those weapons were handed over under amnesty, which means unlicensed gun owners could hand in illicitly obtained guns anonymously without any questions from authorities.
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Another woman reported a sexual assault by an unlicensed cabdriver, and although a detective identified a suspect, the police never tried to contact him, and the investigation faltered.
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"All three Republicans would drag the country back to the days when women were forced to seek illegal procedures from unlicensed providers out of sheer desperation," she said.
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The latest case concerned Uber's use of unlicensed drivers as part of its UberPOP service in France, which has since been suspended there and in several other cities.
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Along the way, Balde was convicted of two minor crimes: facilitating aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle in 2006 and misuse of a credit card in 2010.
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According to the new order, issued Friday, all officers must "report unlicensed cabarets and unpermitted special events" to their supervisors and a Special Event Unit within the department.
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The company is already regulated as a transport provider in many countries, with unlicensed UberPop dropped in favour of professional drivers with UberX in Madrid, Berlin and Paris.
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A former Google executive told me that the driver of the pickup, whose family was in the truck, was unlicensed, and asked the company not to contact insurers.
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Like many unlicensed dealers, Laraway seemed an unlikely suspect when he came under scrutiny by the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, better known as ATF.
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The elder Mr. Zottola was facing charges in Bronx Criminal Court for brandishing an unlicensed gun at an unknown thug who confronted him outside his home in June.
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The Spanish city of Barcelona has been cracking down on unlicensed listings, and in Paris, hosts cannot rent out their properties for more than 120 days a year.
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While some cities and counties in California already restricted sales from unlicensed breeding facilities, the law was the first to apply across the state, the fact sheet said.
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Unleashing our brilliant start-up ecosystem through such market mechanisms, along with opportunities for unlicensed access to wireless capacity, is America's best hope to beat China in 5G.
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Better neighborhoods have better preschools and higher costs, but for many working-class Americans, the only choices are the unlicensed caregiver down the street or a family member.
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An appendix to the bill includes unlicensed bike racing, copyright infringement and stealing plants from forest preserves, exposing those involved in the planning of such activities to prosecution.
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The shipments cost the city and state millions in tax dollars and violated a 2005 agreement between the state and UPS not to ship cigarettes to unlicensed recipients.
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In 2016, Sacks was briefly interim CEO at Zenefits, an HR software firm that was plagued by scandal, including allowing unlicensed brokers to sell insurance to its customers.
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The city filed charges against it for acting as an unlicensed dispensary, but agreed to dismiss them if the church addressed building code violations and stopped dispensing weed.
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The lower-court judge in Manhattan has already determined that Trump and his university are liable for operating illegally in New York state as an unlicensed educational institution.
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But he argued that the justices can uphold the provision aimed at unlicensed centers because they constitute a requirement to simply provide "accurate, uncontroversial" facts about their services.
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But he argues that the justices can uphold the provision aimed at unlicensed centers because they constitute a requirement to simply provide "accurate, uncontroversial" facts about their services.
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Unlike the Tiger Temple, which was shut down because it was unlicensed, other zoos offering interaction with tourists have not faced sanctions because they have licenses, she said.
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They say they observed clear signs of intoxication, so they arrested her for DWI, leaving the scene of an accident and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.
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It is notorious for its crime rate and unlicensed gun use, has below-average literacy levels, an abysmally low human development index and worrying levels of population growth.
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The indictment added Murgio as a defendant in a case against three other individuals including his son Anthony Murgio, who prosecutors say operated the unlicensed bitcoin exchange, Coin.
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Recent cases of alleged unlicensed gun dealing around the country include charges filed earlier this year against a supervisor with U.S. Customs and Border Protection in Southern California.
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Separately, the cease and desist order by the MMC alleges that OCN was unable to properly manage consumer escrow accounts and was conducting unlicensed activity in certain states.
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Consequently, for more than a year they have manufactured the false narrative that LTE-U will somehow undermine the unlicensed commons by "unfairly" interfering with Wi-Fi signals.
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Ironically, their demands directly contradict the FCC's decision years ago to make unlicensed spectrum available for any and all to use for the development of new mobile technologies.
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The ironic thing here is that approving unlicensed devices has always been a purposefully streamlined process at the FCC, being based on minimal power, emission and radiation requirements.
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But while much attention focuses on how to make new frequencies available for licensed use, we need a clear plan to support the continued innovation in unlicensed bands.
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They have become increasingly powerful in communities neglected by the state by extorting protection money from residents, operating unlicensed public transportation businesses and muscling into the drug trade.
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In July, a U.S. grand jury indicted Alexander Vinnik, a 2000-year-old Russian, accusing him of operating an unlicensed money-service business, money laundering and other crimes.
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Google has also argued that its copying of them is permissible under the fair-use defense, which allows unlicensed use of copyrighted works for purposes such as research.
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That's the spectrum for the so-called Citizens Radio Broadband Service, an unlicensed radio band that companies like Google beleive could be useful for 4G LTE wireless networks.
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Breakaway, with about 300 employees, accused Berkshire and Applied of "siphoning" premiums through a web of illegal shell companies, with diverted premiums going to unlicensed out-of-state insurers.
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Nor does the exclusion cover the unlicensed counselors, therapists and volunteers who often staff student centers and health clinics, the first places students tend to go to in crisis.
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Update 2/7/18: On Wednesday, Indian police arrested Rajendra Yadav, an unlicensed doctor who's accused of infecting at least 46 people with HIV by re-using a syringe.
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"When I realized what it was, I said, 'No, we're not going to just go and shut him down' like we would an unlicensed vendor," Huff told KCPQ-103.
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"I do not know why Canadian federal and provincial regulatory bodies have not taken a more aggressive response to businesses marketing unlicensed and unproven stem cell products," he said.
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Be smart: Microsoft's Airband plan still needs a green light from the FCC to make use of all the unlicensed white spaces airwaves it needs to realize its goal.
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The director of the unlicensed hospital told VICE News that it was only by remaining anonymous that the facility had managed to stay running for the past two years.
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Some states with large populations of such immigrants have adopted similar laws, in part to reduce the number of unlicensed drivers on the road and to increase insurance coverage.
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Meanwhile, in Thailand, authorities in both the capital city Bangkok and Chiang Mai, where Uber launched in late 2016, have also cracked down on so-called unlicensed taxi operators.
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Once that happens, a clever entrepreneur could find ways to combine different bits—fibre networks, computing power, unlicensed spectrum—to provide cheap mobile connectivity, at least in urban areas.
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An unlicensed midwife who billed herself as a "birthing professional" has been charged with homicide after unsuccessfully attempting to help a pregnant woman give birth to her breech daughter.
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Burrell wasn't accused of explicitly committing criminal activities such as stealing or scamming clients, but simply having an unlicensed exchange was enough to earn him two years in prison.
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She says that the family should legally have been given 30 days to contest a penalty notice over an unlicensed pet and 10 more days to get a license.
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Grumpy Cat Limited—owners of a lucrative brand based on the glum-looking feline—successfully sued the makers of "Grumpy Cat Grumppuccino" over unlicensed roasted coffee and T-shirts.
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What followed were years of visits to unlicensed "therapists," combined with unnecessary psychiatric medication and shock treatment — all prescribed by a local rabbi and administered by complicit medical professionals.
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In the midst of all this, the labels have been making some forward-thinking decisions that impact access to gray area material (unlicensed remixes, bootlegs, full DJ mixes, etc.).
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She says that a recent raid on an unlicensed kennel near Philadelphia recently uncovered 150 dogs that were being raised to be sent to private individuals for their meat.
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No. But the Shea Shea La Bomb Frappuccino Bath Bombs, complete with (unlicensed usage of) the coffee chain's signature green siren, sure are cute — and impressively realistic, to boot.
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He noted that the sting "targeted the lowest-level employees" and pointed out that a softer approach has been used to effectively shut down unlicensed dispensaries in the area.
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For many years, one of the most common dolls in Japan were unlicensed plastic reproductions of Kewpie, a wide-eyed Caucasian baby with origins in a 1920s American comic.
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We may have to wait to cop Jackson's exact MObama merch, but, luckily, we have plenty of other unlicensed, Obama-themed clothing in our wardrobe to tide us over.
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The technology was built by the same antenna experts who made Aereo, and may run into its own regulatory troubles as it attempts to leverage unlicensed bands of spectrum.
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This week, the SEC added to those doubts when it ruled that the "coins" sold in one high-profile ICO were actually unlicensed securities—a violation of federal law.
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On July 23, undercover police in Detroit raided an unlicensed bar where a crowd of working class African-Americans had gathered to welcome home some returning Vietnam War veterans.
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Health Canada found the company was growing cannabis in five unlicensed rooms between October 10 and March 2019 and inaccurate information was provided to the agency by CannTrust's employees.
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The story is told from the perspective of Winfrey's character, protagonist Deborah Lacks, who explores how the unlicensed harvesting of her mother's cancerous cells led to unprecedented medical breakthroughs.
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Hydro was ordered by Brazilian regulators in February to slash output by half at the refinery after the company admitted making unlicensed emissions of untreated water during severe rains.
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But the Dukha fear they are losing their identity in the face of a conservation order by the government that bans unlicensed hunting on most of their traditional land.
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"As always, the best way to avoid these issues is to not use unlicensed content in your videos, even when it's unintentional music playing in the background," noted YouTube.
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Those who grow or possess greater quantities, or who engage in the unlicensed distribution of cannabis, face either civil or criminal sanctions, depending on the severity of the activity.
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The country of more than 92 million is struggling to build enough houses for the poorest in society, with many Egyptians living in sprawling slums and unlicensed apartment blocks.
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Gatot Sugiharto, who heads a group called the Citizens Mining Association, estimated there were about 200 similar unlicensed mines around Indonesia, with 10 in that area of Sulawesi alone.
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"This massive amount of spectrum could enable faster Wi-Fi connections and substantially expand the reach of internet access providers that use unlicensed spectrum," Pai said earlier this month.
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" In a statement, the department said: "As New York's regulator of cryptocurrency, DFS will not tolerate any activity by unlicensed operators who attempt to conduct business in the state.
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Health Canada found the company was growing cannabis in five unlicensed rooms between October 2018 and March 2019 and inaccurate information was provided to the agency by CannTrust's employees.
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Canada-based medical cannabis company CannTrust Holdings Inc said it suspended sales of cannabis products after the federal health regulator found the company sold marijuana produced in unlicensed facilities.
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The decision is part of a months-long environmental dispute with Brazilian authorities, after Norsk Hydro admitted to making unlicensed emissions of untreated water during severe rains in February.
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Once a complaint to 26 about unlicensed signs or awning is filed, the city is required to investigate and may issue violations that carry a minimum fine of $2000,244.
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The new law is meant to force tech firms to aggressively remove unlicensed copyrighted material from their websites proactively, rather than waiting for complaints to come in before acting.
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"Enabling unlicensed use of TV white spaces—channels in the television spectrum bands where there are no television stations—can be a game changer," Pai said in a statement.
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Cal Fire also changed its rental agreement to point out that tenants are not allowed to modify the property or, like, construct unlicensed and uninspected bars in their backyards.
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Across an area the size of the contiguous United States, there are thousands of cachaça stills, many unlicensed, that produce hundreds of millions of liters of the spirit annually.
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Hongqiao, which has an annual smelting capacity of almost 6.5 million tonnes of aluminum, all in Shandong, shut 2.68 million tonnes in 2017 amid a crackdown on unlicensed facilities.
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It accuses Sulitzer of aiding and abetting the company in the unlicensed practice of dentistry and seeks the revocation or suspension of his 16-year-old California dental license.
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San Francisco-based Zenefits is also under investigation in Washington state, BuzzFeed reported citing the state's insurance regulator, for allegedly allowing unlicensed brokers to sell health coverage to customers.
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Unlicensed spectrum has been a hotbed for mobile innovation, home to a myriad of devices and technologies beyond Wi-Fi including Bluetooth, baby monitors, and near-field communication (NFC).
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Whether we are using a data plan on licensed spectrum or accessing the web through Wi-Fi in unlicensed bands, we've all experienced the frustration of a slower connection.
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Harrison Schweiloch, an assistant district attorney in Manhattan, said Ms. Spence and an unidentified man had operated an unlicensed, cash-only clinic in the Gramercy Park area since 2014.
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The treatments, which included counterfeit injections delivered with unlicensed equipment, were used on patients in more than 10 provinces, including Hunan, Fujian and Liaoning, Beijing News reported on Sunday.
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Many websites have software to help detect copyright infringement, and if you are caught using unlicensed material, at the very least, your music will be taken down from the website.
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To anyone who produces or sells stock photography, this was troubling news—watermarks have since the early 1990s provided the first line of defense against the theft of unlicensed photos.
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DETROIT – A man who helped run an unlicensed suburban Detroit home day care where a toddler accidentally shot and wounded two other children has pleaded guilty to child abuse charges.
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In one example, Botox maker Allergan referred a case to the FDA against an unlicensed Virginia distributor accused of illegally selling Botox, court records show - helping the agency land convictions.
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Aside from the risks of boosting the blackmarket trade in unlicensed booze, turning Indonesia dry would be seen by many as an affront to the cultural diversity of the archipelago.
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If the organization is unlicensed (many are primarily "counseling" operations without health professionals on staff), they have to post a sign saying that they are not a licensed medical provider.
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Illegal recyclers The surge of plastic imports to Malaysia appears to have encouraged unlicensed recyclers to set up across the countryside, to deal with the extra capacity in the industry.
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Massachusetts' Medicaid program has suspended payments to a Universal Health Services Inc counseling clinic that the state's attorney general has accused of committing fraud by employing unlicensed and unsupervised personnel.
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A father who happened to be dropping off his child at her unlicensed center, Uptown DayCare, freed the boy from the noose, saving his life, local station WAND 17 reports.
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Shebeen Blues, Ananias Léki Dago's photo series of Johannesburg's unlicensed bars, where locals gather to form community, depict, in black-and-white, the stresses, strains, and ecstasies of city living.
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It now only operates unlicensed services in Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Romania, although in the first two Uber is switching its drivers to operate under local transportation law.
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The Washington Post and Politico reported last week that one of Obama's main proposals would require some unlicensed gun dealers to obtain licenses and conduct background checks on potential buyers.
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Many cities already offer free municipal Wi-Fi But Platt argues that Bamboowifi's model can circumvent bureaucratic pitfalls because Wi-Fi — 2.4 to 5 gigahertz — is an unlicensed radio band.
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The U.S.-based company links users to both licensed taxis and unlicensed cars and drivers, a business model that has faced legal challenges in several other cities across the world.
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Police, helped by the local association representing taxi companies, have cracked down in recent months on unlicensed drivers working for Uber's POP service, the company's most affordable option for riders.
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Driving an unlicensed taxicab is illegal in many cities, but Uber insisted that it was simply a market maker — connecting drivers with riders — and not subject to city taxi regulations.
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Unlicensed hawkers often have to pay policemen bribes, and flee eviction drives which are becoming more common as cities are upgraded with high-speed internet and air-conditioned metro trains.
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It's prescribed by specialists as an 'unlicensed special'—a category of experimental drug that hasn't cleared standard medicine regulations—and can only be imported by firms licensed to do so.
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Support closing the background-check loophole that allows people to purchase guns in unlicensed sales, often online or at a gun show, with no background checks and no questions asked.
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Commerce Ministry spokesman Musafer Qoqandi described online shopping as "unique" for a country at war for more than four decades, with about 50 companies in business, most of them unlicensed.
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Shanghai's transportation and communications authorities have fined Didi 200,000 yuan ($28,400) for providing services with unlicensed vehicles, the Shanghai transportation commission said on its WeChat social media account on Tuesday.
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The bill requires background checks for all gun sales, including at gun shows and online from unlicensed sellers, with a handful of exemptions for cases like transfers between family members.
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But in the vision offered by the Republican Party this week, they are a scourge murdering Border Patrol officers, or unlicensed drivers who drink to excess and kill American citizens.
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In one example, Botox maker Allergan referred a case to the FDA against an unlicensed Virginia distributor accused of illegally selling Botox, court records show – helping the agency land convictions.
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Filed in 2014, the lawsuit was seeking damages for hundreds of homeowners in Arizona, California, Nevada, Idaho and Oregon whose homes were allegedly foreclosed with documents stamped by unlicensed notaries.
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Now please let me be clear; I fully appreciate that the use of unlicensed or counterfeit software has a negative impact on the revenue and subsequent earnings of software providers.
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See, the secret to Nintendo's control of the game market was the addition of a lockout chip called 10NES, which was intended to prevent unlicensed gamemakers from accessing the console.
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Rakoff said Ergo crossed a line with lies its unlicensed investigator Miguel Santos-Neves told friends and acquaintances about Meyer and Schmidt in a bid to learn more about them.
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