Their top target was to win concealed carry reciprocity — making it so anyone with a concealed carry permit could use their permit (and thus their concealed weapon) in any state with concealed carry laws in place.
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The Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017 seeks to treat concealed carry permits like drivers licences.
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He also opposes concealed-carry reciprocity, wherein a person's concealed-carry license from one state would count in another.
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The bill would allow concealed carriers with state-issued licenses to carry in other states that allow concealed carry.
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I asked him about concealed carry reciprocity laws—which allow gun owners in states with lax concealed carry statutes to carry concealed weapons in states with more restrictive regulations—and a few other hot-button NRA issues.
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Indeed a bill making its way through Congress now relates to extending concealed carry laws to states which outlaw concealed weapons.
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Congress is now considering a bill, called concealed carry reciprocity, to require that every state's concealed-carry standard be accepted by every other state.
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He has called for a national cross-state standard for concealed carry, which means that anyone who has a permit to carry a concealed weapon in one state and is not prohibited from possessing a firearm can carry a concealed weapon in any other state.
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At issue was California's law on concealed weapons, which requires citizens to prove they have "good cause" to carry concealed firearms to get a license.
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Renaud decided that carrying a concealed weapon would help her feel safer, so she took a course, got a concealed weapons permit, and bought a gun.
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A county clerk tells us Plies was facing a felony charge for carrying a concealed firearm, but prosecutors dropped it after he completed a concealed weapons course.
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The Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act would require states to treat those concealed carry permits similar to a driver's license, cross-honoring the permits of other states' residents.
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It also recognized concealed-carry permits from about two dozen states with less strict rules than Virginia — a boost to the NRA's goal of nationwide concealed-carry reciprocity.
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We also combined with it a bill that advanced concealed carry reciprocity people having concealed carry in one state having the ability to have that in another state.
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Because the gun is disguised even when it isn't concealed, it may require a concealed carry permit even if you aren't hiding it depending on your state's laws.
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To obtain a concealed carry permit, they must pass extensive background tests and trainings and provide a "good reason" for their need to carry a concealed firearm. Rep.
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If passed, the bill would allow people who are at least 21 years of age or older to carry concealed firearms or other concealed weapons without a license.
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It would provide law-abiding citizens the right to carry concealed and travel freely between states without worrying about conflicting concealed carry state codes or onerous civil suits.
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Students can now carry concealed guns on campus in Arkansas Students can now carry concealed guns on campus in Arkansas Over the strong objection of a university chancellor, Arkansas legislators approved a measure this week to allow people to carry concealed weapons on college campuses, and in bars and government buildings.
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The measure comes as Congress debates the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, which would allow those with concealed-carry permits from their home state to use them in other states.
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In her 2016 book Good Guys with Guns: The Appeal and Consequences of Concealed Carry, sociologist Angela Stroud investigated the impact of family ties on concealed-carry gun owners.
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Washington (CNN)The House will vote Wednesday on a bill that would let gun owners with permits to carry concealed weapons travel to other states with their concealed firearms.
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The organization is pushing Congress to pass a national concealed-carry reciprocity law to make it easier for people with state concealed-gun permits to carry their firearms nationwide.
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But that bill pairs Fix NICS background checks legislation with the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, an NRA-backed provision that expands rights for the holders of concealed carry permits.
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County of San Diego, that the restrictions on concealed carry are constitutional, ruling that the Second Amendment right to bear arms does not provide a right to carry concealed arms.
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In Congress, the NRA wants to win approval of the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, which would allow gun owners with concealed-carry permits to travel with their firearms to other states.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) that year signed into law a bipartisan deal that strengthened some gun controls, but also allowed people with concealed carry permits to carry their concealed weapons in Virginia.
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A concealed carrier from Miami, meanwhile, could drive straight up I-95 without any problems until he got to Maryland, which doesn't accept any out-of-state concealed carry licenses whatsoever.
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That measure was passed by the House in December, but only after being tied to rules that would allow anyone with a concealed-carry permit to carry concealed weapons across state lines.
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What to watch: The House Rules Committee is taking up the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, which would make it easier for gun owners to carry concealed weapons across state lines, on Tuesday.
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Though in many states, whites are disproportionately the holders of concealed carry pistol licenses, in Michigan, African Americans and whites are licensed to carry concealed guns at similar proportions: roughly 7 percent.
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He also opposes concealed carry reciprocity, which would make concealed carry permits granted in any state valid nationwide, forcing states with strict licensing requirements to recognize permits from states with looser standards.
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Gun rights legislation after the baseball practice shooting received a lift: The Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, which would require each state to honor another state's concealed carry permits, reached 200 co-sponsors.
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The biggest differences between the opinions of gun owners and non-owners was seen in questions about concealed carry, with gun owners being much more likely to support concealed carry at schools.
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When the idea came up last year, conservatives demanded it be paired with the concealed carry reciprocity bill, contentious legislation that would effectively allow concealed weapons to be carried across the country.
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Since May, Concealed Online—a for-profit company that offers an online course and sells online certifications for concealed-carry gun permits in Virginia—shelled out more than $2 million on Facebook advertisements.
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Under the provisions of Weber's bill, anyone not prohibited from carrying a concealed gun, along with qualified law enforcement officers, could possess concealed firearms in what have traditionally been gun-free school zones.
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Mueller alleges: Overall, the indictment alleges that Manafort, with Gates's "assistance," laundered $30 million and concealed it from the US government, while Gates himself obtained more than $3 million, which he also concealed.
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Then, he got caught while applying for a concealed carry permit Next, Martin applied for a firearms concealed carry license, another form of identification that ISP issues so gun owners can carry firearms.
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Some states require schools to allow concealed weapons almost everywhere.
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He reportedly has a concealed carry permit and plays tennis.
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Butts can be exaggerated and stomach rolls can be concealed.
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He was thinking about applying for a concealed carry permit.
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A lot of people want to dismiss concealed carry permits.
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The explosives they carry are often concealed under religious gowns.
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This RAF Tunic Button with Concealed Compass is for you.
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CBS concealed her face during the interview with shaded lighting.
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And he said lawmakers could enact stricter concealed carry policies.
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The hot tub outside is concealed by an automated panel.
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She got her concealed carry permit about six months ago.
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I sent Jill another email that barely concealed my distress.
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The Russians, with barely concealed glee, make the same point.
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I'm a proud gun owner and concealed carry permit holder.
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CBS concealed her face in the interview with shaded lighting.
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He had a valid Florida concealed weapons license, it added.
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"You really start to question: What else is being concealed?"
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Parrish didn't have a permit to carry a concealed weapon.
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Indeed, the knives were not concealed very carefully at all.
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Both Michigan and South Carolina prohibit concealed handguns in church.
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Depending on circumstances, it could be incriminating and was concealed.
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Clinton's to a Sanders attack betrays a barely concealed weariness.
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Pluto has a way of digging up what's been concealed.
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" Democrats angrily denounced the legislation, known as "concealed carry reciprocity.
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He has a valid Florida concealed weapons license, it added.
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Now, zero hours before you can carry a concealed gun.
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Reverberations persisted for decades, and the events were long concealed.
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But as much as they reveal, perhaps more is concealed.
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Maybe it contained evil — or maybe it just concealed it.
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"I don't have a permit to carry concealed," he said.
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Orwell feared that the truth would be concealed from us.
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The restaurant is hosting a concealed carry class this week.
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He hadn't concealed his sexual infidelity; he'd crowed about it.
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I even had my concealed carry weapon on my hip.
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Serrano has a concealed weapons permit and owns three guns.
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He'd come around with product concealed in a guitar case.
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Under Kansas law, teachers are permitted to carry concealed guns.
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They were formal shoes with his own feet concealed inside.
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The cocaine was concealed in fruit cargo headed to Rotterdam.
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He has called for a national right to concealed carry.
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In short, concealed carry reciprocity is a terrorist's worst nightmare.
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SCALISE: What about adding concealed carry reciprocity to the bill?
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There's a mouse concealed inside this field of autumnal mushrooms.
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But this concealed a deterioration in consumers' outlook for 2017.
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Nothing had to be concealed because everything had been revealed.
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Some agreed to be photographed if their identities were concealed.
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Signed License to Carry Concealed Pistol, Revolver or Other Firearm
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Whatever else that card concealed it was not my tears.
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The CCRA would override our state's restrictive concealed-weapons permitting system and force New York to honor concealed-carry firearms privileges issued in other states, even though many other states have much looser standards.
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In Missouri, as of January 1, 21625, open and concealed carry are permitted throughout the state, for those 2900 years or older, with or without a concealed carry permit, and with no training requirement.
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The chamber voted to improve background checks last year, but in tandem with another policy to allow people with concealed carry permits in one state to have a concealed weapon in any other state.
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"This would not pertain to a person who has a state issued concealed carry permit or is a law enforcement officer permitted to carry a concealed weapon off duty," a State Park representative tells PEOPLE.
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If you go to our website on the concealed weapons policy summary, we have some other studies, like the Los Angeles Times and the Orlando Sentinel looking at crimes committed by concealed-carry permit holders.
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One case centered on California's concealed-carry law that allows sheriffs to require individuals applying for concealed-carry permits to cite a need for the permit, such as feeling threatened, according to The Washington Post.
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One of the bills would have allowed individuals to carry concealed weapons without a permit, while the other would have allowed those with enhanced concealed carry permits to bring their weapon inside the state capitol.
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New York County District Attorney Cy Vance in an interview aired Sunday blasted a GOP plan that would allow qualified owners to carry concealed handguns in other states that allow individuals to carry concealed firearms.
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"This would be obviously only for people who were very adept at handling a gun, and it would be, it's called concealed carry, where a teacher would have a concealed gun on them," he said.
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He suggested adding the concealed carry measure, which would allow permits for concealed weapons to cross state lines, to a background check bill known as the Fix NICS (National Instant Criminal Background Check System) Act.
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California-based Concealed Online, which sells firearms training for concealed carry permits, has spent $1.76 million encouraging people in Texas, Florida and other states to apply before a possible shift in power brings gun restrictions.
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That list includes concealed handgun licenses but not college student IDs.
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Concealed weapons are allowed in places like public schools in Utah.
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The heart is cleverly concealed in a cluster of magenta flamingos.
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Churches generally have concealed-carry security guards each and every Sunday.
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"I guess something has changed," he said with barely concealed delight.
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But that slim, 1.5-point victory for Hillary Clinton concealed problems.
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The group's software has also been trained to detect concealed cars.
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The doctor was found to be carrying a loaded and concealed .
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The Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act's fate in the Senate is uncertain.
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Students at public colleges in Texas can now carry concealed handguns.
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The supply adjustment brakes are too concealed to allow much inspection.
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Those without anything concealed on their bodies get a green check.
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The trainer "intentionally concealed his body from authorities," the organization said.
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The site was concealed from nuclear inspectors until a decade ago.
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Smith had a permit to carry a concealed weapon in Louisiana.
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One robbery scene evokes the debate over open and concealed carry.
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The ornate frame containing "Girl With Balloon" apparently concealed a shredder.
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What the phony airfield concealed was batteries of anti-aircraft weapons.
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Nonetheless, in 2009, he successfully applied for a concealed carry permit.
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He likes to mention that he has a concealed carry permit.
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Texas, for example, accepts concealed weapons permits but not student IDs.
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But Mr. Friedman had concealed his business arrangement with Mr. Manafort.
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For decades, Moscow has concealed its lethal existence from the world.
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A handgun was found concealed in his pocket upon his arrest.
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One answer is to have more civilians carry permitted concealed handguns.
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Nothing withheld; nothing concealed; nothing deleted; nothing destroyed; and nothing bleached.
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The state's concealed carry law in 1987 became a national model.
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Get your concealed carry license before they take away your rights.
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Some of the cameras were concealed, as seen in videos online.
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It was also a moral outrage that concealed a political folly.
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Ownership is widespread, and no permit is required for concealed carry.
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He brought the gun, apparently concealed, into the room, Ziman said.
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Yet staying concealed comes down to how they're used in practice.
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The state also started recognizing concealed-carry permits from other states.
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Adults with concealed carry permits tend to be highly law-abiding.
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ISP issues gun licenses, or FOID cards, and concealed carry licenses.
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B-2 Dog Tag: Fully Concealed Nano Blade Pocket Knife — $34.99
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After authorities responded, Russell was charged with carrying a concealed firearm.
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A.T.F. agents concealed the scheme using phony shipping documents and middlemen.
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Jealousy, suspicion, fear, coldness, reserve, hate, and fraud lie constantly concealed.
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The concealed carry measure is the gun lobby's top legislative priority.
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"In society the homosexual's life must be discreetly concealed," he wrote.
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We have seen this idea, known as "concealed carry reciprocity," before.
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What about policies that make concealed carry licenses easier to obtain?
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"The demand for concealed carry permits has risen dramatically," Siegel said.
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The concealed weapon charge is a felony, so that's gonna sting.
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Or permitting teachers and others to carry concealed weapons in schools.
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A permit is required to carry concealed weapons, but Nevada is considered a "shall issue" state, which means that sheriffs' departments issuing concealed weapon permits must approve applications as long as all the requirements are met.
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President Trump said Wednesday that he doesn't think the House's proposed concealed carry measure, which would allow concealed carry permits to be valid across state lines, will ever pass as part of a background checks bill.
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Regardless, House Republicans and gun rights activists celebrated the concealed-carry vote, hailing it as an important step toward victory in a decades-long fight to extend concealed carry and simplify the rules for gun owners.
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The House is set to consider a package of gun legislation this week that includes a measure to allow people with permits for carrying concealed handguns to do so in any state that allows concealed weapons.
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No, in the wake of the October mass shooting in Las Vegas, the House passed a bill allowing citizens with a concealed weapons permit in one state to carry a concealed weapon in a different state.
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The biggest barrier to getting a concealed carry license in Maryland, though, is that even an applicant as clean as Mr. Rogers must still demonstrate a "good and substantial reason" for needing to carry a concealed weapon.
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Cornyn's bill simply states that anyone with a concealed weapons license in their home state will also able to legally carry in any other that allows any kind of concealed carry—which is all 50 of them.
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It's here that the Crossroads of the West events periodically appear; one draw is the carrying a concealed weapon (CCW) class taught by W. Clark Aposhian, a concealed firearms instructor certified by Utah's Bureau of Criminal Identification.
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Even worse, the N.R.A. is pushing concealed-carry reciprocity, allowing people to carry concealed guns with them from places that permit them, like Alaska or Wyoming, to any other part of the country, regardless of local prohibitions.
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The ad urges voters to call on him to oppose the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017 that would permit licensed gun owners to carry their firearms in other states that have their own concealed carry laws.
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Furman found that Ross concealed his true motives for adding the question.
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Florida has more than 1.9 million people licensed to carry concealed weapons.
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Being concealed allows them to be a little more weather-resistant, too.
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Forever21 inevitably knocked it off, to Thrasher's not-at-all concealed irritation.
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A video showing the concealed parasitoid wasp inside a fossilized fly pupae.
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The U.S. forces stayed in concealed positions and didn't fire their weapons.
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Yet if this has caused panic in Germany, it is well concealed.
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So bankers have been watching the bond market with barely concealed joy.
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Their identities have been partially concealed while their asylum cases are reviewed.
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And Facebook concealed evidence to us as an organization on that day.
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The cynical one is that the secrecy concealed a dearth of meaning.
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Opposes requiring states to recognize concealed carry permits granted in other states.
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Unfortunately, there is currently no Academy Award for Best Concealed Back Tat.
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The attacks on the opposition, however, concealed subtler criticisms of Theresa May.
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My only regret is that the work was concealed for so long.
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His body was concealed in a landfill not far from Adams' home.
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The towering swordswoman rebuffs his ham-handed flirtations with barely concealed disgust.
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These people work 22018 hours, retired military and retired police, concealed carry.
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Teacake and Naomi looked across the concealed interior wall, checking it out.
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According to the Associated Press, roughly 220,000 Arkansans have concealed handgun licenses.
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Police say Fishbaugh stabbed Abraham in the abdomen and concealed the knife.
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His state allows for the concealed carrying of handguns by licensed owners.
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Florida does indeed have more than 1.5 million concealed weapon permit holders.
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To be sure, carrying a concealed firearm makes a person more dangerous.
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Her remains were concealed beneath a sink, according to law enforcement officials.
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Allow yourself to finally see the truth concealed beneath its murky surface.
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Democrats are much more likely than Republicans to oppose concealed handgun permits.
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Schlesinger's bluster was a thinly concealed disguise for his own idealistic yearnings.
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He also faces charges of carrying a concealed weapon and resisting arrest.
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The door hardware and hinges are concealed, for a clean, seamless look.
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Crump also said Bradford had a permit to carry a concealed weapon.
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EU and associated companies concealed the true details of these financial transactions.
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But at least two concealed-carry permit holders come armed every Sunday.
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His cap covered his scalp; the dim lighting concealed his damaged eye.
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The company recently revealed that a 2016 data breach had been concealed.
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Ferrigno, who often carries a concealed handgun, joined the N.R.A. years ago.
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Lipstick Hidden Knife Red 2.75" Concealed 1" Blade Self Defense Shop Now!
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Four decades ago, only five states allowed the concealed carry of firearms.
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Finally, concealed-carry policies are also associated with increased firearm homicide rates.
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Opposing federal laws that allow "concealed carry" permits to cross state lines.
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Clearly, Waffle House's strict ban on concealed handguns didn't work on Sunday.
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As governor, I have signed both concealed-carry and open-carry legislation.
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He wore a surgical gown so long that it concealed his footwear.
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My voice was too ugly to be heard, so I concealed it.
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Ali's jab closed his opponent's left eye and concealed his right hand.
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They buy ammunition, and concealed carry classes start to heat up again.
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Arkansas will become the 11th state to allow concealed weapons on campuses.
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"It appears he concealed her from other people ... his friends," Fitzgerald said.
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The feeding tube attached to his stomach was concealed by his clothing.
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The number of Americans with concealed carry permits is growing each year.
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However, states like Virginia or Florida suspend concealed carry licenses after DUIs.
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Quick costume changes take place in crevices concealed by black shower curtains.
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That said, Ohio law does make carrying any concealed "deadly weapon" illegal.
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"Of course we carry concealed with us anywhere we go," he added.
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He covered cuts with gauze and concealed the bandages with long sleeves.
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Some states, for example, do not require permits to carry concealed weapons.
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The Cornyn-Murphy bill does not include the concealed carry reciprocity provision.
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The United States Concealed Carry Association, or USCCA, also provides liability insurance.
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Daniari said the couple threatened her with a concealed gun before fleeing.
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Here are a few products and tips for keeping the ring concealed.
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"It seems they have some kind of concealed plan," he said confidingly.
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They are required to have a concealed carry permit for the firearms.
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The volunteers hadn't spotted the small, well-concealed campsite while driving by.
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More than 220,000 people have concealed handgun licenses in the state. Opinion
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All states permit some concealed carry, but under vastly different safety controls.
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He Jintao concealed his role through a proxy, according to Mr. Guo.
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A black ski mask concealed his face, but I recognized his clothes.
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Sterling's hands and right side are concealed from Salamoni's view, Landry said.
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If you add concealed carry to this, you'll never get it passed.
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You don't find these Democrats criticizing their own states' concealed handgun laws.
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Right above the cuddly owls, there's a heart concealed between four flowers.
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"These individuals concealed the truth," Schuette said at a Friday news conference.
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He'll also be prosecuted for carrying a concealed weapon without a permit.
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But the government concealed the breach from the public until last month.
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This philosophy is not limited to Idaho: All 50 states permit concealed carry; 23 states allow individual institutions to decide gun laws on their campus; 10 additional states mandate that concealed carry must be allowed (with specific provisions).
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In addition, the bill would allow residents from the 2628 states where there are no requirements whatsoever for legal gun owners to carry concealed firearms to carry concealed guns in the other 28503 states that normally require permits.
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New laws in Texas and other states allowing people to carry concealed weapons on college campuses have heightened concerns about gun violence, though concealed carry is still prohibited on most campuses around the country, including those in California.
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However, the bill passed the House last year combined with the pro-gun Concealed-Carry Reciprocity Act, which would allow people who are able to carry a concealed weapon in their own state to carry it in any state.
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Check out more videos from VICE: The House also passed the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act earlier this month, which, if approved across federal channels, would require states to respect other states' concealed carry laws within their own state lines.
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A Federal appeals court ruled that the Second Amendment of the Constitution does not guarantee the right of gun-owners to carry concealed weapons in public, upholding a California law restricting who may be granted a concealed-carry permit.
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Almost 220,000 of Arkansas's approximately 3 million residents have active concealed carry permits.
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Companies concealed for decades that they knew their product was addictive and harmful.
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Last year it emerged that the government had concealed nearly $1.4bn in borrowing.
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They'd also determined he had a valid permit for carrying a concealed weapon.
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No word on if Plies got packing tips during the concealed weapons course.
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Jones had a concealed carry permit for his gun, which was never fired.
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Coolio pled guilty to possession of a concealed weapon in Los Angeles Wednesday.
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The action is largely concealed, so the recovery is primarily illustrated by sound.
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Well, it means you actually have a chance of spotting a concealed device.
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The Catholic Church concealed more than 500 allegations of sexual abuse in Illinois.
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Texas, like most states, allows "open carry" — that is, not concealed — of firearms.
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What they communicate is unclear, their wrapped bundles and reasons for braiding concealed.
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Kate Steinle trial features demonstration of how suspect could&aposve concealed murder weapon.
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Hubbard now faces charges of impersonating a police officer and carrying concealed weapons.
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Correspondingly, however, the depth of the water may have concealed the alligator's approach.
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And people armed, again, concealed carry on scene, every floor and every school.
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But a day after he concealed it, his tour group's leader confronted him.
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That suggests there may be information inside the device that was deliberately concealed.
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But a family's past can impact the next generation even when it's concealed.
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The concealed part is actually an old password I used to use. pic.twitter.
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Evidence beneficial to McCullough was buried, ignored and perhaps concealed deliberately, he found.
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Porsche concealed this information from the public to protect its image and brand.
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Randy started to bring a concealed gun to the office to protect himself.
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The devices are so easily concealed that it's possible to vape in class.
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Most of my friends have concealed-carry licenses and pistols on their person.
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The 222-millimeter I always carry was loaded and concealed on my side.
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Until that moment I'd never been pulled over while carrying a concealed weapon.
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Terrorists are testing concealed explosives with stolen airport security equipment, intel sources say.
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Thugger ended up getting arrested for carrying a concealed weapon in a vehicle.
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While a fan might uncover a carefully concealed, laughable subtle reference or allusion.
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Media reports said the cycle was found to have a concealed booster motor.
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The real horror is climate change, a thinly concealed specter haunting every frame.
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After all, there are over 2628 million concealed handgun permit holders in Texas.
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In Texas, where concealed handguns will be allowed in university classrooms beginning Aug.
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At an April candidate forum, Helmer criticized Wexton over the concealed-carry language.
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The concealed-carry measure is a top priority for the National Rifle Association.
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Donald, Jr., had concealed the meeting until he could do so no longer.
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The Washington Post: Trump concealed details of meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Under the proposed plan, school staffers would volunteer to be concealed-carry guards.
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"Concealed carry poses no danger on Texas college campuses," Governor Greg Abbott tweeted.
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The concealed carry permits they issued would no longer be recognized in Virginia.
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Just like Cucious' relationship, problems are tidied and concealed without ever being addressed.
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When she began to cough up blood, she concealed it from her parents.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) in 2016, which expanded rights for concealed-carry permit holders.
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He's also been a vocal supporter of concealed carry laws on college campuses.
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Rates exploded between 2007 and 2016 to 14.5 million concealed carry permit holders.
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You concealed a memory card of footage in your anus throughout this process.
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Many officers concealed or removed their badges as they clubbed protesters and bystanders.
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The program allows school employees — including teachers — to carry concealed weapons on campus.
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He approached them, identified himself, then frisked them and found two concealed guns.
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Gosar's interest in serving in the Senate is hardly concealed, Republican operatives said.
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This new law simply extends the current open carry rule to concealed carry.
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Illinois is one of 40 states that prohibit concealed weapons on school campuses.
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They collectively show us the usually concealed demand behind the overly familiar supply.
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She seemed completely at home — and completely herself — in her essentially concealed body.
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Oh, and she also concealed for decades that she was biologically a woman.
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The company's logo was concealed because of the soccer body's strict commercial policy.
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But the Tunisians wanted the American presence to be more concealed, officials said.
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Within the bathroom, a separate water closet was concealed behind a sliding door.
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The counters have pop-up outlets that remain concealed when not in use.
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Most of Jenner's body remains concealed apart from a hint of her butt.
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How would you feel if you knew some adults were carrying concealed weapons?
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The state's Stand Your Ground and concealed-carry laws were largely her initiatives.
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The divisions between cabinet ministers over Brexit and its terms are scarcely concealed.
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Fallon's barely concealed, possibly quite genuine, spluttering annoyance at being so comprehensively rinsed?
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She had a valid firearm owner identification card and a concealed carry license.
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"It can also fuel the perception that information is being concealed," he noted.
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The Department of Defense had been reviewing concealed carry rules for several years.
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Captain Butterfield said base commanders had some discretion over the concealed carry policy.
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Now, he does have a concealed carry permit, but cops say it's suspended.
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The rapper was convicted in June of carrying a concealed gun, a misdemeanor.
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Police claim the employees knew the dam would burst but concealed the danger.
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I'd been advised to take the Utah Multi-State Concealed Firearm Permit Course.
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When the gun industry talks about concealed carry, it highlights experiences like Jackson's.
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The fact that Raneire dictated these "disquisitions" was usually concealed from the group.
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Double-action-only guns are sometimes popular for concealed carry for that reason.
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The concealed carry bill would likely be dead on arrival in the Senate.
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The stores must have a separate sign if concealed carry is also prohibited.
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In the curves of the massive thing, he had concealed his plastic soldiers.
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You do not need a permit to carry a concealed rifle or shotgun.
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The suit contends that the company concealed that information from dealers and customers.
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Assault rifle ban Make it easier to obtain concealed carry permits Not necessarily.
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He later concealed the crimes by surreptitiously paying thousands of dollars for repairs.
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Uber concealed a huge data breach in 2016 that affected 57 million people.
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The legislature relaxed prohibitions on the concealed and open carry of firearms in public spaces, lowered the legal age to carry a concealed gun from 21 to 19 and repealed many of the requirements for comprehensive background checks and purchase permits.
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The Republican-led House later attached a background-checks bill to the NRA's top legislative priority of concealed carry reciprocity, which would force states with strict gun laws to honor concealed carry permits from other states with less stringent laws.
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The House bill would not force states to change their own laws, but it would treat a concealed-carry permit like a driver's license, letting individuals allowed by one state to carry a concealed weapon with them into another state.
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As passed by the committee, the law would treat a concealed-carry permit like a driver's license, allowing individuals permitted by any one state to carry a concealed gun into any other, regardless of the discrepancies between the states' permitting criteria.
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In a matter of months, the offices, libraries and classrooms where I work, study and teach at the University of Texas at Austin will become "concealed carry zones" — areas in which people with concealed handgun licenses may carry their weapons.
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States have steadily drifted away from once-strict prohibitions on carrying concealed guns since the 1980s, when 19 states refused to allow concealed carry, said Robert Spitzer, a State University of New York professor who specializes in gun control research.
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If you still have doubts, ask a police officer whether they feel threatened when they pull over a concealed handgun permit holder, and they may admit to being relieved because they know how law-abiding concealed handgun permit holders are.
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The ads come as the House is expected to vote this week on the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 28503, which would allow licensed gun owners to carry their firearms in other states that have their own concealed carry laws.
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That did not apply in VICE/Makuch's case as Shirdon's identity was never concealed.
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According to the lawsuit, Apple has repeatedly denied these charges, and concealed the flaw.
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Some of them were concealed in metal trolleys, arranged in rows along the walls.
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Neumann did not appear to have a permit for a concealed weapon, Demings said.
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That event involved watching a block of ice melt which concealed the premiere date.
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What was once concealed will emerge, especially if you solve the revealer at 503A.
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The Atlanta singer-songwriter's first album is a quiet, scrupulous depiction of concealed infatuation.
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In five cases, church leaders are suspected of having concealed crimes or obstructed justice.
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Heartbreak isn't something that's cured, it's molten lava concealed under a clean, white shirt.
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A psychologist once told me that most human conflict stems from poorly concealed contempt.
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The new concealed-carry policy for the Austin campus goes into effect Aug. 1.
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Mr Orban is more opportunist than strategist (and has a well-concealed pragmatic streak).
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He was booked for carrying a concealed firearm, and bail was set for $5,000.
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The entire drivetrain is concealed in the hub and couldn't be easier to operate.
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Concealed carry, once banned in many states, is now virtually legal in 43 states.
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Mr Trump's other suggestion, however, is far more controversial: arming teachers with concealed weapons.
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On Saturday, Burnham concealed her growing bump in a gorgeous, full-skirted wedding gown.
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Several states ban or restrict open carry, and many require permits for concealed carry.
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He opposes requiring states to recognize concealed carry permits granted in other states. Sen.
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Pukke was found to have concealed assets that he had agreed to turn over.
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They're either intentionally concealed, or, more likely, we're not even consciously aware of them.
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"One of the Pulse's key selling points, is its compact, "intuitive concealed carry design.
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Then, they say, he removed her body from the house and concealed it elsewhere.
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The demonization and campaigns of hatred by the MSM are no longer even concealed.
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He'd actually uncovered an effort to share concealed links to disinformation on the site.
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Kenney was further charged with carrying concealed weapons, obstructing justice and tampering with evidence.
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Over the past three years, I have revealed the woman formerly concealed within myself.
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It also says gun owners with permits can bring concealed handguns into capitol buildings.
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"Steele improperly concealed from and lied to the FBI about those contacts," he admits.
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This prompted an investigation that ultimately showed Miller had concealed over $755,000 in earnings.
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Blumenthal questioned what Republicans might be trying to hide by keeping the documents concealed.
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Instead, the US has assessed that the Chinese have likely concealed them inside buildings.
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On June 9th, for instance, federal judges upheld limits on concealed carry in California.
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"Concealed carry and guns have caused enough damage in this country altogether," she said.
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President Obama has not concealed his frustration with Middle Eastern allies like Saudi Arabia.
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Those under 2628 can also carry a concealed handgun with permission from a parent.
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The NRA also called for Congress to pass a law easing concealed carry laws.
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Stickland is known to carry a concealed weapon, so I was a little worried.
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Kentucky law currently requires people to get a permit before carrying a concealed firearm.
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According to The Columbus Dispatch, the district is currently reviewing the concealed carry program.
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One wonders if the N.R.A. will now promote the right to carry concealed bombs.
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Earlier this month, the company revealed an unrelated data breach that was deliberately concealed.
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Terry McAuliffe (D), which among other things expanded rights for concealed-carry permit holders.
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And there must be an arras, behind which I will be concealed and mute.
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He immediately pulled the Glock 9mm he occasionally carries under Texas's concealed carry laws.
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The ban was imposed over fears that explosives could be concealed in the devices.
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A concealed sniper is by far one of the deadliest forces on the battlefield.
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It's not a good look and leads reasonable people to wonder what's being concealed.
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Blacklight illuminates what is concealed from the naked eye: the evidence of a crime.
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A guard with a portable radio detector scanned bodies, looking for concealed wireless devices.
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The long gown also concealed the fact that Genesis was barefoot for the shoot.
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McClain was arrested and booked for possession of marijuana and carrying a concealed weapon.
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Too many for too long were left out, the true architectures of power concealed.
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Participants in the gun training are school personnel who already have concealed-carry permits.
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"It puts very well-trained concealed-carry people inside the school," Mr. Rieck said.
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After the White House incident, Illinois authorities revoked his license to carry concealed weapons.
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The video "has in no way been concealed by the department," the statement said.
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The Enquirer spread false stories about Hillary Clinton — illnesses concealed, child prostitution, bribery, treason.
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Concealed-carry has basically become a marketing tool as gun ownership has been dropping.
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He wore green pants and a black Under Armour puffer that concealed his physique.
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But Senate leaders seemed disinclined to take up the concealed-carry measure anytime soon.
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That I loved someone who carried it, concealed on his person, scared me more.
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At least some of the Likud observers concealed the cameras, as online videos showed.
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Ohio allowed concealed-carry weapons to be brought into day care facilities and airports.
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Some lawmakers want to add to the package a measure loosening concealed-carry laws.
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And he has carried a concealed handgun, with a permit, for the past decade.
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All of these visuals, with their rich details and subtexts, are concealed from view.
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Ziman said his concealed-carry permit was rejected and his FOID card was revoked.
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One jacket features a back that can be opened courtesy of a concealed zip.
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Concealed-carry laws have helped to create a booming market for the gun industry.
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Senate Democrats would likely oppose the concealed carry reciprocity proposal approved by the House.
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Even her band was concealed by a white backdrop until halfway through her set.
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"As governor, I have signed both concealed-carry and open-carry legislation," she said.
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Her lyrics could be tender, but she concealed her vulnerability behind a sneering veneer.
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The bill would also allow Alabama residents to be issued lifetime concealed carry permits.
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The bill also prohibits concealed handguns from being brought into public day care centers.
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GHOSN: CHARGES AGAINST ME BASELESS, PROSECUTORS HAVE LEAKED FALSE INFORMATION TO PRESS, CONCEALED EVIDENCE
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But as I barely concealed my smile, I felt tears welling in my eyes.
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He was unaware that concealed within his tax preparation software lurked a ticking bomb.
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Her body was concealed in baggy pants and sleeves that stretched beyond her fingers.
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It would let gun owners take their weapons, if concealed, into gun-free zones.
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But she traveled to New Jersey, which didn't recognize her Pennsylvania concealed-carry permit.
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Democrats supported the background check measure but balked at including the concealed-carry reciprocity.
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The Connecticut state government already charges $70 in initial fees for concealed handgun permits.
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These guns tend to be smaller and lighter, making them convenient for concealed carry.
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Ung had obtained a concealed-carry license because he was afraid of street crime.
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For one, nationwide concealed carry doesn't make it any easier to buy a gun.
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No injuries were reported, but Kolanowski was charged with illegally carrying a concealed weapon.
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Henderson's dissent is also surprisingly poorly informed about the research on concealed handgun laws.
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But proponents of concealed carry shouldn't celebrate Tuesday's federal Circuit court decision too soon.
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Instead, they concealed the fact that any payments were made to Fusion at all.
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The bill would require all states to recognize any other state's concealed-carry permit.
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Concealed high risk has become inherent in New York City structures, new and repaired.
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Some states, such as Arizona, issue concealed carry permits to out-of-state residents.
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It rejects conservatives demands for an expansion of "concealed carry" laws alongside that measure.
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This concealed ugliness can predict a lot of behaviors, particularly in the political realm.
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Guns will be banned from the event, even for those with concealed carry permits.
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So were some right-wing demonstrators—including one who allegedly had a concealed gun.
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The Ohrs' relationship with Steele and Fusion GPS was inexplicably concealed from the FISC.
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The scene is strikingly personal, even — and perhaps especially — with the nude bodies concealed.
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It would allow a law-abiding citizen to carry concealed only if they are not federally prohibited from possessing or receiving a firearm, are carrying a valid government-issued photo ID, and are lawfully licensed or otherwise entitled to carry a concealed handgun.
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When he applied for a concealed-carry permit later that month, his fingerprints revealed that the gunman was convicted of aggravated assault in Mississippi in 1995, Ziman said Ziman said his concealed-carry permit was rejected and his FOID card was revoked.
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But at the meeting, the president repeatedly rejected the N.R.A.'s top legislative priority, a bill known as concealed-carry reciprocity, which would allow a person with permission to carry a concealed weapon in one state to automatically do so in every state.
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Because in today's Trumpmerica, longing for a "simpler era" has a set of concealed teeth.
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Now might be the time to come clean about your concealed cash and spending habits.
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Police became so concerned that they rescinded Reinking's license to carry concealed firearms last August.
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An X-ray image shows a concealed parasitic wasp inside mineralized, or fossilized, fly pupae.
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The individuals concealed their profits in U.S. and European bank accounts and investments, it said.
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But the fact that the government involvement is concealed makes it palatable to our ethos.
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In the bathroom, the tub is concealed with a board and display of dried flowers.
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I meet Alan (whose identity I've concealed as per his solicitor's request) in central London.
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Thousands of people in Florida were approved to carry concealed guns without being fully checked.
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House Republicans combined a background-check bill with an expansion of concealed-carry rights. Sen.
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The officers suspected that the ship carried concealed Iranian arms destined for the Houthi fighters.
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For the most part, China has concealed its alarm over Mr Trump behind studied caution.
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"Police abuse of authority is often concealed," said Norm Stamper, a former Seattle police chief.
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When he looked closer, well, it turned out the device was actually a concealed webcam.
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Castile was legally armed with a concealed-carry permit at the time of his death.
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He was lobbying for the government of Ukraine, and then concealed some proceeds from it.
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The parents claim JRWLL never investigated these issues and concealed it for their own profit.
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The Second Amendment would not, for example, scuttle bans on concealed weapons or machine guns.
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He told the officer he was armed and had a concealed carry permit, she said.
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" It also claims the defendants "fraudulently concealed such anticompetitive conduct in furtherance of the conspiracy.
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Their job was becoming impossible, the officers, whose identities were concealed, told the television stations.
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Now, concealed carry isn't enough, so we need open carry — to schools, to bars, everywhere.
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But he still moved with an athlete's confidence, and his open face concealed his cunning.
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Sia Furler chooses to keep her face concealed in order to maintain her private life.
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The other thrusts a family into the fresh tragedy of a long-concealed teenage trauma.
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In places where concealed carry is prohibited, the absence of police means a soft target.
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Other surveys of police show similar overwhelming support for allowing Americans to carry concealed handguns.
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They urge Facebook users to "certify online for free to carry concealed" through its website.
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Two months later, he was arrested again—this time for allegedly carrying a concealed weapon.
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California law generally forbids the carrying of handguns, either open or concealed, in public spaces.
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I have a CCW, California Concealed Carry, which means I can legally carry a firearm.
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The band charges through a concealed USB port hidden at the end of the strap.
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He told cops he had a concealed gun permit, but it was for another state.
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To add to the mystery, no one seems to know why the drawings were concealed.
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But it becomes vastly more complex when they're concealed beneath a huge blanket of snow.
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The law would then make the second state's concealed-carry permit legal in New York.
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Pundits and detractors had speculated for days about the cause of Clinton's poorly-concealed illness.
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In 2016, 2,493 pounds of marijuana were concealed in carrot-shaped packaging entering from Mexico.
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The House passed the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act on Wednesday in a 231-198 vote.
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It showed that the girls' bodies had been concealed "inside oil tanks near" Shanann's grave.
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Taylor, 21, had a sentencing last week for unlawful imprisonment and carrying a concealed weapon.
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The keyboard was dominated a spongy moss that concealed everything but the four necessary keys.
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Its caution is a source of barely concealed frustration at the Kantei, Mr Abe's office.
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The latest incident involved charges of marijuana possession, reckless driving and carrying a concealed weapon.
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Why it matters: Concealed carry is arguably the biggest issue for gun owners right now.
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Passage of CCRA could unleash countless new concealed weapons on the streets of New York.
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State-of-the-art technology, air conditioning, concealed televisions and WiFi are all fully deployed.
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He also had his own business teaching gun safety to people seeking concealed weapons permits.
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During the day, he said, the hole was concealed by a small imitation-wood cabinet.
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The state also gives local police the authority to reject applications to carry concealed weapons.
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To obtain an enhanced concealed carry permit, an individual must complete a daylong training course.
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Congress wants to remedy these issues by passing the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017.
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The statute allows qualifying persons to possess concealed firearms notwithstanding any provision of state law.
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Using technology to prevent violence, specifically by searching for concealed weapons has a long history.
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During that 13-month period, about 350,123 people applied for concealed carry permits, he said.
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After a tick crawls onto you, it sneaks into a concealed crevice, like your armpit.
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Concealed carry reciprocity will expand nonexistent safety standards for public gun carrying across the nation.
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Trump has suggested that teachers carry concealed weapons as a strategy to deter school shootings.
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Harbinger Capital Partners alleges Apollo concealed flaws in the ultimately unsuccessful wireless venture called LightSquared.
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The complaint said the material concealed shows documents that contradict testimony of Sackler family members.
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My tester's 19-inch forged allow wheels concealed vented-disc Brembo brakes, with red calipers.
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McAuliffe agreed Friday to reverse the concealed carry decision in exchange for concessions from Republicans.
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Their point was to protest a law that lets concealed handguns be carried on campus.
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In many ways, the Mueller investigation resembles an iceberg, with much of its mass concealed.
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Lambert says that because this video was concealed, opportunities to hold Encinia accountable were missed.
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Carrying a concealed weapon with an invalid permit is a felony offense in many states.
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Bradham was taken into custody and booked for a 2nd degree misdemeanor concealed weapons charge.
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Whatever concealed truths the town may be hiding, it's up to you to unravel them.
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Texas last year became the eighth state to let students carry concealed weapons on campus.
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"'Neutrons' research could not be considered 'overt' and needs to be concealed," his notes read.
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In his earlier body of work, faces are concealed with a bandanna or a scarf.
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The Republicans adopted a concealed carry law, voter ID requirements and restrictions on welfare recipients.
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Evans sat across from fellow passengers with a 208-millimeter Contax concealed in his coat.
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" — Kathy Larit "As a gun owner and a concealed carry permit holder, I applaud you.
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He had a concealed carry permit, issued by the state of Minnesota, for that gun.
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In 2016, for example, Idaho enacted a law that removed permit requirements for concealed carry.
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May's cabinet over Brexit and who has never concealed his ambition to be prime minister.
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On the federal level, the House recently passed the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017.
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The other didn't do that, but did advise me to get my concealed carry [permit].
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The next year Mr. McAuliffe made a deal on a law expanding concealed-carry rights.
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It insisted that the Second Amendment should preclude even minimal safety requirements for concealed carry.
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And the N.R.A. remains on the offensive: 12 states allow concealed carry without a permit.
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They can be easily concealed because they often look like flash drives, flashlights, or pens.
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In it Ms. Hamilton, her face concealed by a beaked mask, rides a brown horse.
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The bill, known to its friends as "concealed carry," could almost certainly pass the House.
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When her body is completely concealed, lush fabrics and patterns evoke a mood or personality.
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The memo says the Ohrs' relationship with them "was inexplicably concealed" from the intelligence court.
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Sterling's hands and right side are concealed from Salamoni's view, the Louisiana attorney general said.
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He shot his victims and disposed of their bodies in back alleys, concealed by trash.
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I used to think hearing loss was something to be concealed as much as overcome.
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There were eight million Americans with concealed-carry permits in 2012, according to federal data.
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The hardly concealed mission is to simply obstruct and #Resist the agenda of this president.
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A recent law in Wyoming allows individuals to carry concealed weapons into places of worship.
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On Thursday, Trump proposed giving "highly adept" teachers who "understand weaponry" concealed weapons in schools.
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A large male model in jeans walked out in American Rebel's Freedom Concealed Carry Jacket.
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They've repeated the story but concealed their hand, distancing themselves from the lie they started.
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The Sullivan Law, requiring licenses for concealed weapons, was passed by the New York Legislature.
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Mr. Dhingra had a concealed carry license, according to an affidavit filed in federal court.
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Concealed in its latticework are the names of that grandfather, Jack, and his wife, Belle.
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The Ohrs' relationship with Settle and Fusion GPS was inexplicably concealed from (the FISA court).
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But there is no question that higher fees dramatically reduce demand for concealed handgun permits.
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The grim truth is that concealed-carry permit holders are rarely involved in stopping crime.
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For the past decade, the most reliable business in Gun Valley has been concealed carry.
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Trump himself has advocated supplying "firearms adept" teachers with concealed guns to deter school shooters.
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Why he resigned: Iceland PM Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson allegedly concealed millions of dollars in family assets.
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The new policies only address guns that are openly carried, not guns that are concealed.
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Walmart will also continue to allow concealed carry by customers with permits in its stores.
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The kitchen appliances are by Viking and Sub-Zero, and are concealed behind white cabinetry.
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Cops cuffed Zonnique and booked her for carrying a concealed weapon in an unauthorized area.
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That overall dip concealed even deeper losses at the chain's restaurants in predominantly white areas.
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According to the University of Texas at Austin, since the law says you have to be 21 before applying for a concealed carry license, fewer than 1% of students will qualify for a license to carry a concealed weapon in classrooms or academic buildings.
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His life, however, remained dogged by brushes with the law, and a series of arrests ensued: in 1978, for carrying a concealed weapon; in 1979, for possession of heroin and stolen property; in 1980, for possession of narcotics, carrying a concealed weapon, and armed robbery.
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And one law in particular, the measure allowing anyone 19 or older to legally carry a concealed weapon with no training and no concealed-carry permit, has been highlighted as an example of how easy it is to obtain a gun in the state.
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"As the gun lobby gears up to push for federally-mandated concealed carry, the facts show that far too many people with concealed carry permits commit horrendous crimes on a regular basis," Kristen Rand, legislative director at the Violence Policy Center, said in a statement.
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Intended as a statement about campus concealed gun laws — which will allow students at Texan universities to bring concealed handguns to class beginning August 21541 — the sculpture consisted of a revolver, framed and behind glass, with a small flag reading "Art" protruding from its barrel.
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Differences between the sexes could be concealed if, within a category, they are doing different work.
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He was a thief who concealed his real sources (such as Emile Durkheim and Erving Goffman).
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FCC official alleges that the former chairman, Tom Wheeler, concealed a DDoS attack from the public.
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In 2012, he held a press conference to announce the state's one millionth concealed carry permit.
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The first would eliminate licensing and training requirements governing who is authorized to carry concealed handguns.
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Theoretically, this can assist with the team onboard keeping a low profile and the vehicle concealed.
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Since it's now legal to carry concealed weapons on Texas campuses, let's do something about it.
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The police also found a concealed handgun, which supposedly belonged to his mom, and two cellphones.
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Along with committing ad fraud, the apps also concealed their connection to DO Global from users.
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"We found her dead body concealed under the floorboards of the residence last night," Johnston said.
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Here at their best are the unforgiving eye, the unforgetting ear, the concealed hat-pin style.
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Wynn never reported the allegations and concealed "at least some" through nondisclosure agreements, the complaint says.
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The pilot, Andreas Lubitz, had apparently concealed from Germanwings, his employer, his depression and suicidal tendencies.
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He was charged with trafficking cocaine, carrying a concealed firearm and grand theft of a firearm.
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Yet who runs it has remained largely concealed from the public throughout its 2000-year history.
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Guglielmi originally told reporters on Sunday that Augustus did not have a concealed carry weapons permit.
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Rebecca was accustomed to the smiles (the smiles concealed stares) and the half attempts at conversation.
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Many migrants are transported across Europe huddled together in small concealed compartments in vans and lorries.
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Simone, in return, comes off both wary and welcoming of Tess' barely concealed fixation with her.
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Allegations that evidence of match-fixing had been concealed by the game's ruling bodies were denied.
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Ebbers denied he was at fault, saying it was subordinates who had concealed WorldCom's skyrocketing costs.
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Any transaction that seeks to disguise or concealed the proceeds of illegal activity is money laundering.
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Reports in Europe highlighted Idaho state legislation that expanded areas where concealed weapons would be allowed.
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Before 2010, two states offered the option of carrying concealed guns in public without a permit.
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CNN cannot independently confirm that Castile had a concealed-carry permit, as his family has said.
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The mom of one kept the rock mostly concealed as she walked through a parking garage.
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Officers claim Mr. Scott had the gun in his hand, not in a concealed ankle holster.
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Currently, states set their own rules about who is eligible to carry concealed handguns in public.
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Some states—Utah and Virginia, for example—also issue concealed carry permits to non-residents remotely.
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The debate isn't really whether we want to not uncover or keep concealed something about Clinton.
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True, this particular sort of information could be concealed—and conventional management permits plenty of discrimination.
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The 22007-year-old has even considered applying for a concealed handgun license herself one day.
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A federal appeals court ruled yesterday that, sorry, there's no Second Amendment protection for concealed weapons.
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That could give states the green light to prohibit or restrict the carrying of concealed firearms.
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There had been rumors of secret projects, new ways of sensing, seeing the distant and concealed.
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Finish off the look with a touch of golden highlighter on top of your concealed brows.
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A friend had mailed me four hacksaws concealed in a religious scroll inside a care package.
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Authorities believe the suspects would send the money back to Texas concealed inside the same furniture.
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The problem is when the reality of bias becomes concealed behind an algorithmic veneer of objectivity.
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The State Highway Patrol processes the fingerprinting that is part of the concealed-carry permit application.
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One faces a charge of carrying a concealed handgun and another is charged with disorderly conduct.
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Mocafico used concealed backlights to create the impression that the glass sculptures were lit from within.
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He had a concealed permit for the gun, which he had purchased legally three days earlier.
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Seagal is famous for his "warm feelings towards Russia" that he has never concealed, Peskov said.
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A seductive woman with blood red lipstick, eyes concealed in shadow by a wide-brimmed hat.
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Many liberal professors are doomsayers about concealed carry, but they aren't willing to walk the talk.
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In this manner, any zero-day loophole or unpatched vulnerability will be concealed from prying eyes.
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Weisman, who lives in Maryland, said Amaya's share price was inflated while Baazov's trades were concealed.
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Though concealed in banks' stock-exchange filings, the party's hand is visible in bankers' daily lives.
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He had a concealed weapon permit for the gun he was carrying that day, Crump said.
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They learn methods to use a concealed firearm to stop an active shooter and defend children.
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Concealed handgun permit holders are also much more law-abiding than the rest of the population.
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In 2016, he had been arrested for attempting to board a plane with a concealed handgun.
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In the past decade, the movement's success has mostly concealed activists' sometimes clashing views about strategy.
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It can find concealed weapons at a distance of up to 15 meters, the company says.
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Lodvil: The strangest areas that we find drugs concealed are radio speakers or even car bumpers.
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In 280, he introduced a bill that would allow students to carry concealed weapons on campus.
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His sketches, like his speech, were rapid-fire, but their dazzle concealed a lack of originality.
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As a retired law enforcement officer, via H.R. 218, I have a concealed weapons carry permit.
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The bill, however, was paired with language expanding concealed carry rights nationwide — a nonstarter for Democrats.
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I scrutinized myself, I concealed myself, I tricked the viewer into thinking my doubles are myself.
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As is often the case with magic, part of what makes this show witchy is concealed.
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The state's commissioner of agriculture, Adam Putnam, has campaigned on loosening restrictions on concealed carry permits.
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A report by former FBI director Louis Freeh found that Paterno "concealed facts" about the case.
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Mumin Sahin and Emin Ozmen concealed the stash in hidden compartments inside their boat's ballast tanks.
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But current internal data is often concealed, and this move is justified as protecting company secrets.
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Doug Collins, who personally had a concealed carry permit for what described as self-defense reasons.
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And really, Missouri, do you want to have everybody in St. Louis carrying a concealed weapon?
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A few of us were carrying openly; many more had pistols concealed in baggy cargo pants.
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Mr. Trump had a concealed weapon permit in New York when Rudolph W. Giuliani was mayor.
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Trump told Republicans to keep concealed carry provisions out of any gun control package this time.
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Even the concealed-carry gun bill that's zooming through the House never got a public hearing.
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TikTok is full of acne-studded faces, barely concealed tween angst and impenetrable youth-culture references.
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In other ways, however, technology is intentionally concealed at MarketAxess — or it is moved off site.
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Electrodes for rockets were reportedly smuggled in butter containers and concealed in shipments of marble slabs.
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The long-concealed imperatives of executive impunity in the terror wars had burst into the open.
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And how will classroom life and student demonstrations be affected by the proximity of concealed guns?
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Authorities discovered the past conviction when he applied for a concealed carry permit, which was rejected.
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So the dark web has largely turned to privacy coins in the hopes of staying concealed.
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One area that is getting more attention this year is the growing concealed-carry gun segment.
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The self-defense myth of concealed carry nevertheless carries on, at the expense of public safety.
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F.B.I. agents believed she had made false statements to investigators and concealed knowledge of a crime.
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Many of the arguments against campus carry simply restate failed arguments against concealed carry in public.
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They said Shkreli concealed his ownership of the company's stock by allocating it to seven employees.
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P(LUNG)ING At 54A, "Golfer's vehicle," a facial feature is concealed in another computer term.
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Currently, the application process for a concealed carry permit is overseen by each county's sheriff's office.
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Many of the deaths were suicides, and 31 were in mass shootings by concealed-carry owners.
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Walmart will continue to sell rifles and shotguns, as well as allow concealed carry where permitted.
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Landry wrote at this moment Sterling was positioned in way that concealed his right front pocket.
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Granite is alleged to have misrepresented and concealed information about four joint venture civil construction projects.
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California, a case about whether there is a right to carry concealed weapons outside one's home.
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The Puritans, who established white America's complicated relationship with vanity and beauty, believed makeup concealed character.
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From the 2012 London Games, Mr. McLaren identified 15 medalists whose doping violations had been concealed.
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Three others were charged, respectively, with carrying a concealed handgun, disorderly conduct and assault and battery.
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One of the civil rights protected by Concealed Carry Reciprocity is the right to interstate travel.
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In Heller, the court suggested that concealed carry is not part of the Second Amendment right.
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Two years ago, 2,493 pounds of marijuana were concealed in carrot-shaped packaging entering from Mexico.
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NASCAR is still open to some of the less controversial gun accessories, concealed carry, or classes.
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Plaintiffs claim Apple knew and concealed how the "butterfly" keyboards on MacBooks were prone to failure.
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Some states will give a permit to carry a concealed weapon to an 18-year-old.
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Meanwhile, there's limited evidence that concealed carry laws increase violent crime and unintentional injuries and deaths.
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Texas allows concealed carry in places of worship under a law that took effect in September.
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"Well-trained, gun-adept teachers and coaches should be able to carry concealed firearms," Trump said.
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The Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act included a provision that would commission a study of the issue.
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Prosecutors said Shkreli lied about the funds' finances to lure investors and concealed devastating trading losses.
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In response to the House of Representatives passing the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017 (which would essentially require states to recognize concealed carry permits issued by other states) this month, those who oppose gun rights are invoking states' rights — an argument conservatives favor in other contexts.
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It follows that Congress, to the extent that it believes that the Second Amendment protects concealed firearm carriage outside the home, has constitutional authority to enforce the Fourteenth Amendment's prohibition on state violations of that right through legislation like the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017.
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In recent years, scholars have found that concealed carry may be altering society in measurable, and unwelcome, ways: in 2014, a study led by the Stanford law professor John J. Donohue III examined the effect of concealed-carry laws on crime, using data from 1979 to 2010.
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He said the university estimated that less than 1 percent of students have a concealed weapons license.
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Talking Points: Texas will allow concealed handgun license holders to carry their weapons on campuses starting today.
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The group said it had brought down the plane with a bomb concealed in a soda can.
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"Probably Chelsea" was hopeful about technology, demonstrating how it might illuminate things deliberately concealed by the state.
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It's that face, of barely concealed delight at his own invention, that was used for the meme.
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Falsified records by Veterans Affairs officials concealed excessively long wait times for disabled veterans seeking medical attention.
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The drugs were duct-taped to his thighs and ankles and concealed under long-legged compression pants.
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Woods lived in Jenner's guesthouse and helped her through her long-concealed pregnancy with daughter Stormi Webster.
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The second bystander, who was licensed to carry a concealed weapon, then shot one of the suspects.
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Park webcams showed other landmarks, such the El Capitan rock formation, concealed by thick plumes of smoke.
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Mueller's right hand is concealed behind Swift's backside, and she appears to be leaning away from him.
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Phillips has a concealed carry permit in Tennessee; Bowling Green is near the Kentucky and Tennessee border.
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That's why we need to look at going back to the concealed carry issue of national reciprocity.
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If free-trade agreements are a form of commercial disarmament, the USMCA introduces something like concealed carry.
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Cohen also admitted he had concealed $28 million in unreported income between the tax years 218-28.
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Cohen also admitted he had concealed $183 million in unreported income between the tax years 2012-2014.
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But I don't think concealed carry has the votes in the Senate before and it doesn't now.
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And if so, what kind of licensing can states use to permit people to carry concealed weapons?
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Beforehand Chinese officials and diplomats barely concealed their horror at the thought of a President Hillary Clinton.
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You'll never get this passed if you add concealed carry to this, you'll never get it passed.
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It should come as no surprise then that Roland Barthes is quoted in the film, but concealed.
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They came amid fears that a concealed bomb could be installed in electronic devices taken aboard aircraft.
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Following a trail of blood, they discovered her body concealed in a dumpster behind a nearby business.
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We actually have member of our crew with [concealed handgun] licenses and legal firearms on the bus.
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"Under state law, we're not allowed to ask people if they have concealed carry licenses," he said.
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Coolio pled guilty to possession of a concealed weapon but will avoid jail time ... TMZ has learned.
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Currently, 28 states including Georgia have provisions that allow people to carry concealed weapons on college campuses.
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Trump also disputed a report that he concealed details about his meetings with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Some larvae lived concealed and camouflaged in ground litter or under stones, lying in wait for prey.
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Reed promptly filed for a restraining order, and he, Blake, and Linda applied for concealed handgun permits.
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"The modern individual family is founded on the open or concealed slavery of the wife," one read.
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Greg Abbott signed the measure authorizing concealed carry on campuses of public universities in June last year.
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He excelled at revealing the dark, broken parts concealed by the steely exteriors of the cowboy archetype.
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"Imagine a police officer getting a false match for somebody with a concealed weapon arrest," says Snow.
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As those shares have no name attached, ownership can be concealed and even transferred with no documentation.
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He travels with three stone-faced security guards and has a concealed carry license for a katana.
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"Because Google's Board concealed the reasons for Singhal's departure, he found another lucrative job," the suit states.
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Over the same time period, it became easier to get concealed-carry permits to walk around armed.
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When I go to town for groceries, one of those two pistols is concealed inside my waistband.
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He pleaded no contest to carrying a concealed firearm and was sentenced to three years in probation.
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The customer, a 60-year-old man, had a concealed pistol license, according to the sheriff's office.
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Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Mississippi, Utah, Wisconsin and Oregon also allow students to carry concealed handguns on campus.
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He was also a sponsor of a recent controversial bill allowing concealed-carry firearms on college campuses.
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Prosecutors said Shkreli lied about MSMB's finances to lure investors and concealed devastating trading losses from them.
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That would force states with more restrictive gun control laws to accept people with concealed carry permits.
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He concealed his location with a modem-connected cell phone, a hacked-together version of Rigmaiden's AirCard.
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But the result is that leases are either informal or concealed, with few rights for tenant farmers.
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Explosives in the form of paper, or concealed in a medicine-sized bottle and looking like salt.
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On Thursday, the remains of Chris' wife and girls were found, having apparently been concealed for days.
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The inquiry was opened on suspicion of breach of trust, fraud and concealed employment, the source said.
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Professors can't go to restaurants, movie theaters, or grocery stores without being around legally carried concealed handguns.
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"I have my concealed-carry weapon, so I'm not worried," said Rob Meeker, a fireman in Leavittsburg.
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Consider this: Eleven states grant concealed-carry privileges to individuals who have not undergone any safety training.
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And 12 states do not require any kind of permit or license to carry a concealed firearm.
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There was a case in a town in Ohio where 25 Pinkertons were arrested for concealed weapons.
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Law enforcement are required to issue a concealed handgun permit to anyone who meets the basic qualifications.
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In November, the court declined to hear a case challenging the constitutionality of California's concealed carry laws.
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As was foreseeable at the time, the lack of detail about the mini-truce concealed big differences.
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Hannity was revealed to be Cohen's third client in court Monday, after having his identity previously concealed.
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Chicago, all states have had statutes granting law-abiding citizens the right to carry concealed handguns (CCW).
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Under the legislation, gun owners with a concealed carry permit in one state could legally carry nationally.
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Concealed firearms regularly are carried in restaurants, grocery stores, office buildings, shopping malls, movie theaters, and churches.
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The Texas Legislature passed the concealed-handgun law in 1995, and it took effect the next year.
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My right fist, mostly concealed by my black hoodie sleeve, hid half of my coy white smile.
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The silhouette is smooth and streamlined with faux back pockets and a concealed center zipper and hook.
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Police said 60,000 pounds ($81,500) in cash was discovered concealed in a stuffed toy at her home.
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Terry Branstad (R), also allows concealed carry holders to enter the state Capitol building with their firearms.
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Documents that Trump has kept concealed, such as his tax returns, also might have come to light.
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A carbon tax is a concealed stick with which government prods us in the direction it prefers.
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Yet Americans, by wide margins, back stronger safety standards for concealed carrying, regardless of their political affiliation.
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Washington will start sending renewal reminder notices to persons whose Concealed Pistol Licenses are about to expire.
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The path forward cannot be unrealistic, unilateral ultimatums and barely concealed threat of invasion, as Pompeo proposed.
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The Legislature's "preoccupation with mostly phantom election fraud," he wrote, concealed an effort to reduce Democratic votes.
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Five years later, Florida enacted her pioneering concealed-carry law, turning Hammer into a gun-rights star.
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It said Moscow had concealed hundreds of positive doping cases from a variety of sports, including soccer.
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The zealots want to hold managers personally liable even when their employees have concealed the illegal conduct.
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His record was frightening enough that an Alabama sheriff refused to issue him a concealed weapons permit.
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Or might the best approach be to train carefully selected teachers and administrators to carry concealed weapons?
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Open carrying is allowed without a permit, although it's illegal to carry a concealed weapon without one.
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The markets reacted to the firing with barely concealed alarm, posting sharp drops in the local currency.
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Noise from the coolers' compressors may have concealed any attempts to call for help, according to Weddum.
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The first allowed licensed gun owners to carry concealed, loaded weapons into national parks and wildlife refuges.
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Think about how much can be concealed by a garment that leaves only head and hands unconcealed.
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But permit seekers don't need to prove they have any substantial reason to need a concealed weapon.
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Each allows their holder to carry concealed in 31 total states, though the list varies by state.
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There are some 1.8 million concealed weapon permit holders in Florida, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
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Prior to 2010, only two states allowed concealed guns in public spaces without permits or specified training.
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We do a vast amount of research on these men: Does he have a concealed weapons permit?
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Many of the garments come with concealed pockets to hide your bag of skunk or CBD oil.
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Drejka was cooperative with deputies and has a valid Florida concealed weapons license, the sheriff's office said.
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They said Suarez concealed the illegal financial operation with false information given to the bank's compliance office.
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The massive Republican majority voted, for one thing, to eliminate all training requirements for concealed weapons permits.
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If this is the case, then it would appear that Wells Fargo concealed key information from regulators.
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He had brought with him a semiautomatic pistol that he concealed in a pack on his waist.
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The mechanics aren't deftly concealed here, but the machine itself works, motoring toward about five different endings.
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Notably, basketball legend Michael Jordan concealed his lucky North Carolina shorts under his Chicago Bulls team kit.
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And I'm not just talking about open-carry or concealed-carry laws, or "stand your ground" laws.
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Mr. Trump lurches from thinly concealed xenophobia to America-first protectionism by way of insults and tirades.
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His neighbor, Representative Erik Paulsen, shares the same position on concealed-carry reciprocity and universal background checks.
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The traffickers concealed the semen in shampoo bottles and imported it into the country in passenger luggage.
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But as Politifact has reported, Umpqua permitted people with concealed-carry licenses to carry arms on campus.
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It said Banks, Elizabeth Bilney and others in the campaign concealed the true details of financial transactions.
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At a time when many gay men concealed their sexual identities, Mr. Leitsch was open about his.
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The complaint said the officers' report about that night "omitted material facts" and concealed the second video.
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"Enslaved?" the mother, whose identity is also being concealed to protect her daughter, recalled asking the officer.
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Mr. Morales objected, saying that the "false narrative" concealed the mayor's office's part in the Rivington sale.
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Ohio lawmakers recently moved a House bill that would let Ohioans carry concealed weapons without a permit.
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The man who approached the pair had a concealed weapon, as well as a license to carry.
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Federal law allows agents to carry concealed weapons while off duty, but not while they are intoxicated.
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Retired officers are allowed to carry concealed weapons under federal law if they pass a marksmanship test.
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By contrast, a Tennessee law could allow people to more easily get permits to carry concealed guns.
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Local officials who concealed the growing disaster came under immense pressure not to risk stirring Mao's wrath.
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CNN noted that police confiscated an AK-47 and a concealed-carry firearm permit from Whatcom County.
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They also concealed their fighters during the day while moving and ambushing the American soldiers at night.
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Instead, the AP pushed only the narrative that concealed handgun permit holders pose a danger to others.
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"Kalanick intentionally concealed and failed to disclose his gross mismanagement and other misconduct," says the suit. Ouch.
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A soft pelt of green spores covered the agar and concealed at first an oozing bacterial film.
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"Most importantly, the 2016 results revealed a previously concealed pathway to statewide victory in 2020," he added.
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But it was not deliberately concealed by school authorities — and if it was, they lost their jobs.
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And the veins, knots and whorls in the wood won't always be concealed behind Sheetrock or paint.
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In some cases, the workers carried concealed items through the scanners, and these images are carefully labeled.
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Pittsburgh had concealed its bid from the public, forcing a small number of residents to public protest.
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Those who knew him well said the gruff exterior concealed a shy man with a puckish wit.
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We actually have members of our crew with [concealed handgun licenses], and legal firearms on the bus.
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Easily concealed, USB-style products like Juul are also credited with a rise in vaping among youth.
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It said current FDIC officials have purposely concealed information about breaches that had been requested by Congress.
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PA) had fraudulently concealed emissions with defeat device computer programmes like those found in some Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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Perhaps the ability to observe the firearms offers some tactical advantage over the risk of concealed weapons.
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The weapons were concealed in the cargo section of a UM Airlines flight from Kiev to Tehran.
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Norman, a concealed carry permit holder, acknowledged to The Post and Courier that he showed his loaded .
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It relies on insurgency style tactics of sniper attacks, mobile fighting units and suicide and concealed bombs.
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The bomb, wrapped in a plastic grocery bag concealed in a bucket, exploded at 8:20 a.m.
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YT was booked just after 3 AM for carrying a concealed weapon in a vehicle ... a felony.
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She said the staff, at Mr. Friedman's direction, also concealed the extent of his offenses from her.
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This is unusual, for the oba is like a god and must be concealed when in public.
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Armed visitors who possess a concealed weapons permit can now enter the Denver Museum of Nature & Science.
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But it was coupled with a controversial measure aimed at significantly expanding permits for carrying concealed weapons.
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The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, which issues concealed weapons permits, stopped running the names of applicants through the FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System in February 2016, yet continued to approve hundreds of thousands of applications for concealed weapons permits, according to the report.
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With "Concealed Carry Reciprocity", a resident of Los Angeles, where only a few hundred people have concealed carry permits, could apply for a non-resident permit from Utah by mail and tote a gun as they cruise around Hollywood or take their kids to the Santa Monica Pier.
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The bill states: A local governmental entity may not, whether by law, ordinance, regulation, rule, policy, or contractual agreement, prohibit persons with a valid concealed pistol license from carrying a concealed pistol in any stadium, convention center, arena, or similar facility, or on the grounds of any such facility.
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Prosecutors have said Shkreli lied about MSMB's finances to lure investors and concealed devastating trading losses from them.
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Without the incentivized altruism, many of these pieces (and many more still) remain concealed away from public view.
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Even storm clouds, which long concealed many crimes at sea, no longer pose as much of an obstacle.
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Data Texas Dept of Public Safety shows the number of applicants for concealed carry licenses is also surging.
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Inside a room, Ahlam sat in a plastic chair, trembling under a black abaya which concealed her face.
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Jones revealed a concealed handgun during an argument with a neighbor at his North Hills home on Oct.
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Generally, yes, people are required to have concealed-carry permits and associated training, which varies state by state.
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The 28-year-old Feliciano has a concealed weapons permit and shot Coggins with a handgun several times.
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Nevertheless, there was barely concealed tension at the summit of East Asian and Southeast Asian nations in Laos.
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It concealed the identify of the suspect, who said confidentiality was supposed to protect clients, not Swiss banks.
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Only it's a full-on upholstered workstation with outlets, built-in lighting, and concealed wiring for electronic devices.
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Only it's a full-on upholstered workstation with outlets, built-in lighting, and concealed wiring for electronic devices.
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The K1 is a stationary, five-foot-tall egg-tower equipped with "concealed weapon and radiation detection" capabilities.
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The Little Caesars employee has a concealed-carry permit for his weapon, the Daytona Beach News-Journal reports.
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"Allowing currently prohibited individuals to automatically be able to carry concealed would make Missouri less safe," Nixon said.
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He applied for his concealed carry license, and within a few weeks he was carrying a Sig 380.
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The lapse occurred as Putnam has tried to streamline and speed up the system for concealed weapons permits.
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I always start by saying that I am a gun owner and I have a concealed weapons permit.
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Tuesday marked the day schools would allow students to bring their concealed weapons if they met the requirements.
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Together, the trio arrived at the theme of concealed burden, which is often present throughout Cutler's solo work.
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Unlike in some states, applicants are not asked to explain why they need to carry a concealed weapon.
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A stereotyped but unconscious despair is concealed even under what are called the games and amusements of mankind.
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She has cleverly concealed her origins, so he starts to — maybe in a paranoid way — look into why.
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A further search revealed a barn that had an area concealed by bales of hay, according to authorities.
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This is to say that intersectionality is a lens that seeks to make concealed, systematized power relations observable.
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Although the copyright infringements were often legitimate, Hansmeier and Steele reportedly concealed their involvement in the uploading process.
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U.S. Bancorp failed to detect large numbers of suspicious transactions and concealed its missteps from regulators, it said.
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The remains — identified as belonging to 31-year-old Ashley Young — were discovered concealed under a bloody tarp.
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They seem to levitate, delicately shaded on their undersides and glowing on top, as if harboring concealed lights.
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So for Dickman, the culture of carrying concealed weapons is not only a public safety hazard: It's absurd.
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Because guns scared her, she thought it was a good idea to take a concealed weapons training course.
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With over 773 million concealed handgun permit holders, Florida sees more than its share of defensive gun uses.
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Prison officers found a prison-made lighter concealed in the waistband of his scrubs, according to the report.
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Later, their bodies were concealed under a cow paddock, and were uncovered in 1946 following the informant's tip.
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Many of Aylward's colleagues (whose identities we've concealed for the time being) added their commitments to the thread.
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Massie's bill would offer reciprocity within the District for anyone with a concealed carry permit from another state.
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Brooks and Babin are among the 199 co-sponsors of the "Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act," introduced by Rep.
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Last year, undercover TSA agents managed to smuggle concealed guns and bombs past security 96% of the time.
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One of them faces a charge of carrying a concealed handgun and another is charged with disorderly conduct.
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However, an unexploded bomb was found concealed in a package at a separate FedEx facility in Southeast Austin.
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Juul became popular with high school students for its easily concealed size and the variety of fruit flavors.
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"Nothing will be left hidden or concealed," Hollande said with CAR's new President Faustin-Archange Touadera beside him.
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Over the last few years, eight states have officially told public universities to permit concealed firearms on campus.
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She dismissed the plea from one of her brothers that she get a license for a concealed handgun.
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Prosecutors have said that Shkreli lied about the funds' finances to lure investors and concealed devastating trading losses.
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He was charged with the state offenses of carrying a concealed weapon and possession of a controlled substance.
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She believes he knew he was a carrier but concealed it from her in order to gain consent.
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" His birtherism, she says, "was crazy and mean-spirited, of course, its underlying bigotry and xenophobia hardly concealed.
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The allegations are that he concealed his secret ownership in an offshore company in the British Virgin Islands.
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My Tinder photos generally concealed my chair, since I knew it might leave me vulnerable to ignorant comments.
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Behind a cupboard door, concealed by a secret panel, at the bottom of the sea—undiscovered treasures wait.
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However, he also concealed his identity on air behind the pseudonym "Sarmad" to protect himself and his family.
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" Authorities allege the suspect "concealed himself in the crowd and was among those running out of the school.
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MYSTIC Pirate Day: Decipher clues on a treasure map to find concealed pirates and the final hidden treasure.
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This campaign has been pockmarked by xenophobia and thinly concealed racism: a deeply disturbing development in mainstream politics.
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He could be heard on one recording speaking about how he concealed an extramarital affair from his wife.
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The measure, which would allow concealed weapons to be carried over state lines, is a top NRA priority.
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Both bills allow people in states with constitutional carry to take their concealed handguns into states requiring permits.
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Another official said the missile came from a concealed position inside a vehicle, underscoring the difficulty in targeting.
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There has never been a shooting in any school that allows teacher and staff to carry concealed handguns.
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Between January 2900, 220006, and April 2202, 2628, Florida revoked 28500 concealed handgun permits for misdemeanors or felonies.
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One said he discovered a concealed package in a car, but did not say whether it contained explosives.
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Research shows that gun violence rates increase over time when laws regulating concealed gun carrying are substantially weakened.
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When I thought of all the little turtles concealed within the dark-green water, I couldn't sit still.
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The kitchen comes equipped with custom cabinetry, Miele and Subzero appliances, a concealed washer and imported granite floors.
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In some cases, states currently prohibit persons other than law enforcement from carrying concealed firearms on college campuses.
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Deb Lavender told the Star it would allow firearms "truly everywhere" with or without a concealed carry permit.
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Clinton's father also grew up here, as she said at the outset — any lingering rancor was well concealed.
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He said that when he heard the gunfire, he drew a concealed firearm and shifted into combat mode.
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Here are the weirdest things people have tried to travel with, from moose poop to concealed razor blades.
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This year, he urged that auto executives who had concealed dangerous defects in their products be criminally prosecuted.
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Drejka, who had a concealed weapons permit, then pulls out a firearm and shoots McGlockton in the chest.
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Many states allow permit holders to carry concealed weapons into a restaurant — and some even support open carry.
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The poorly concealed glee that the press corps is expressing at the thought of economic calamity is unconscionable.
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They were just feet from the trash bin believed to have concealed the explosive device when it detonated.
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" This legislation, which would effectively expand concealed carry nationwide, is "the most important item on its legislative agenda.
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It is currently illegal to carry a concealed gun onto the grounds of any state college or university.
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However, Uber denied in a court filing that it knew the investigator had lied or concealed his identity.
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"We train teachers to have a firearm on their person, concealed, never seen by a student," Carno said.
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Bradham told workers he forgot the gun was in the bag -- and showed officials his concealed weapons permit.
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And a lot of guys, they just don't know you need a license to carry a concealed gun.
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House Bill 357 would allow gun owners to carry a pistol, either openly or concealed, without a permit.
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They're updated versions of the Turk, the eighteenth-century chess-playing automaton whose clockwork concealed a human player.
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Investigators allegedly found that the prime minister's wife ordered that the cook's employment be concealed, according to Ha'aretz.
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One woman asked to be photographed fully clothed, wearing a long-sleeved shirt that concealed her flat chest.
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The anniversary comes as the state begins complying with a new law permitting concealed firearms inside university buildings.
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We want our artists to be concealed but available, alive to our desires yet unyielding to public constraints.
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Five remained concealed there, ready to fire on the barracks or the guards, but they were not seen.
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In Illinois, firearms are prohibited on school campuses, but businesses have offered free concealed-carry courses to teachers.
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For example, residents only have to comply with a simple protocol to obtain permits to carry concealed weapons.
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The White House also will move forward with its controversial plan to arm trained teachers with concealed firearms.
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"The reason you would have someone wear a concealed recording device would be to collect evidence," McCabe said.
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Representative Jason Lewis supported concealed-carry reciprocity, and opposed universal background checks and any ban on semiautomatic weapons.
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And it carves out a provision that would let qualified permit holders carry concealed guns in school zones.
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We shouldn't have to attend church with a concealed carry just to worship the deity of our choice.
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Ohio, the state where G and I live, does not require a permit to carry a concealed knife.
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The Soviets allegedly concealed the extent of the disaster, leaving no paper trail, not even an incident report.
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Yes, corsets carved waists and emphasized breasts, boasting sex, but they simultaneously concealed a frequent outcome of sex.
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But several bishops, including Bishop David A. Zubik of Pittsburgh, rejected the idea the church had concealed abuse.
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There's an extremely popular vision of the average citizen drawing his concealed weapon and shooting a crazed gunman.
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My cheeks were rounded, not hollow, and my rib cage was concealed behind a decent layer of fat.
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After the shooting, Drejka was cooperative with police and had a valid Florida concealed weapons license, police said.
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Mr. Dunn observed Mr. Lopez from his store office, then exited with his gun concealed in his waistband.
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Glimpsed from the peripheries of gender and sexuality, history confesses concealed depths and old stories reveal unsuspected trajectories.
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" As to whether Duchamp deliberately concealed a self-portrait in his valedictory artwork, Mr. Ozkaya said, "Who cares?
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Later that morning, they received a call reporting that people were concealed in a compartment inside the vehicle.
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Authorities said the entrance was concealed inside a "small industrial building" and extended north before bending slightly west.
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The United States scarcely concealed its support for Iraq in the devastating years of the Iran-Iraq War.
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Authorities concealed their role in the tragedy for three days, initially blaming the crash on a technical problem.
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