Curfew: Santa Rosa, of Sonoma County, imposed a curfew for parts of the city to prevent looting.
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Curfew hours reduced • The government-mandated evening curfew instituted to prevent looting will now start at 23 p.m.
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Kuwait, which has also imposed a curfew, arrested and will deport nine expatriates for violating the curfew, state news agency KUNA said.
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Kuwait, which has also imposed a curfew, arrested and will deport nine expatriates for violating the curfew, state news agency KUNA said.
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A Google search for "juvenile curfew law" produces scores of recent press releases and news articles on juvenile curfew-law enforcement actions.
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Most universities in India have a 6 pm or 8 pm curfew for women, while men have a later timing, or no curfew.
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Denver's curfew program, enacted in 1994, requires reports twice a year to the city council, detailing ethnicities of youth cited for curfew violations.
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Ricardo Rossello has set a dawn-to-dusk curfew, and nearly 100 people have been arrested for violating the curfew and looting, police said.
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" The conclusion: Mr. Labrie "has violated a condition of his release by failing to comply with his curfew, traveling outside the parameters of his curfew at least eight times.
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"Let us all be a part of this curfew, which will add tremendous strength to the fight against the COVID-19 menace," Modi tweeted minutes before the curfew commenced.
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"What we're living in Puerto Rico right now is a de facto curfew declared by the police chief, who does not have the power to declare curfew," said the ACLU's Ramirez.
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The "public curfew," announced by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi last week, was a test on whether an official curfew could be imposed across the country to stop the spread of Covid-214.
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A night curfew will go into effect at 8 p.m.
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Emergency law and an overnight curfew have also been declared.
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The government has imposed emergency rule and an overnight curfew.
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At least two counties are under curfew until 7 a.m.
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Dorchester, Beaufort, Jasper and Williamsburg counties will be under curfew.
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Neither was breaking curfew to get to an emergency room.
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There was a curfew, so we couldn't really go anywhere.
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When a midnight curfew began, they dispersed on their own.
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A countrywide police curfew came into effect in the afternoon.
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A curfew was imposed in the city and surrounding townships.
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An overnight curfew has also been in place since Sunday.
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"It wasn't even curfew time," his mother said in 2013.
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Security officials imposed a curfew from midnight to 6 a.m.
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Milwaukee plans to aggressively enforce a curfew of 10 p.m.
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Robert Abrams decided to temporarily lift troops' curfew in Korea.
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The citywide curfew will run from midnight to 6 a.m.
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When he first came home, He had an 8pm curfew.
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A curfew has been imposed in parts of the country.
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I was probably the only Peckham Boy with a curfew.
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The 9 pm curfew, soldiers standing guard everywhere, crumbling infrastructure.
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A local curfew at Wimbledon prohibits play after 11 p.m.
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Female cadets must adhere to a strict 9 p.m. curfew.
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A curfew order was issued for part of the city.
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""Call it what you want — a shutdown, quarantine, curfew, whatever.
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We couldn't leave Buaale at night because of a curfew.
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There is no curfew, and residents can come and go.
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Phil Murphy ordered a voluntary statewide curfew from 8 p.m.
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Police are enforcing the curfew with helicopters and military drones.
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But I also am a fan of a caffeine curfew.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia will impose a curfew from 6 p.m.
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She'd have to get home before the curfew kicked in.
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Authorities cut internet and mobile service and imposed a curfew.
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The curfew, ignored by protesters, was lifted at 5 a.m.
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An evening curfew will remain in place until further notice.
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Monroe County will also have a curfew from 8 p.m.
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He'd cover for me when I broke my parents' curfew.
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In Sri Lanka, which has reported 72 confirmed cases, police arrested 30 people from various parts of the country for violating curfew, a police spokesman said, adding the curfew has been imposed till Monday morning.
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Mayor Jennifer Roberts initiated a curfew from midnight until 85 a.m.
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By now, missing a curfew is practically the classic teenage mistake.
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"I went before, after and during the curfew times," Ozmen said.
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The Interior Ministry announced the measure — a curfew from 8 p.m.
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Many districts are under curfew and are off limits to journalists.
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Tuesday, residents faced a curfew restricting their access around Cedar Rapids.
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India's official stance is that there are restrictions, but no curfew.
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In Marjayoun in southern Lebanon, the curfew runs from 7 p.m.
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Security forces killed a dozen people; the government imposed a curfew.
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The government has since imposed a nationwide curfew from 6 p.m.
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In Chamchammal, the curfew will last throughout the day on Wednesday.
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Maiduguri, Nigeria (CNN)As night falls, the curfew comes into effect.
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Authorities declared a curfew after the bombings, a police officer said.
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The town put a curfew into effect at 210:210 p.m.
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It happened just hours after a government imposed curfew was lifted.
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Not everyone thought the enforcement of the curfew would help things.
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A curfew was imposed in part of Diyarbakir from 3 a.m.
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She reminds them her mom never thought she needed a curfew.
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"I stayed on Lonny: " Lonny, get my son home by curfew!
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Related: Controversial Cizre Curfew Lifted but Violence Continues in Southeast Turkey
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The government quickly instituted a curfew, ordering civilians to shelter indoors.
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"A curfew is not on the table," she said Monday morning.
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The Kuwait National Guard will aid police in imposing the curfew.
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Concerns about total curfew Air raid sirens blared at 7 a.m.
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Instead of resigning, she installed a curfew and censored the press.
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Therefore the government has decided to declare curfew throughout the country.
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For most of the country, a nighttime curfew has been lifted.
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Sri Lanka: The country declared a nationwide curfew from 5003 p.m.
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The curfew will restrict the movement of people from 10 p.m.
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National Guard troops were brought in to help enforce the curfew.
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She paid a C$10 million bail and obeys a curfew.
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But neither his surrender nor the curfew has quelled the unrest.
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The Supreme Court has taken an indulgent line on the curfew.
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He did not call for a curfew, as some had expected.
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" When one of them breaks curfew, "the girls are permanently grounded.
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Tourists ignore the curfew and wander around in immodestly short shorts.
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While some curbs have been eased, the curfew remains in effect.
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Beaufort County will enforce a curfew from Wednesday at 10 p.m.
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There was no curfew, no martial law, no stability and order.
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Marshall law has been imposed, as well as a strict curfew.
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In Sri Lanka, which has reported 72 confirmed cases, police arrested 30 people from various parts of the country for violating curfew, a police spokesman said, adding that the curfew has been imposed till Monday morning.
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But it wasn't right after the storm either because of the curfew.
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While appealing his conviction in 2016, Labrie violated his bail curfew conditions.
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And the City of Miami has enacted a curfew until 7 a.m.
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Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama had imposed a nationwide curfew from 6 p.m.
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Sur has been under 24-hour curfew since the beginning of December.
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Durk will have a curfew and have to wear an ankle monitor.
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They celebrated in the streets until dawn when Abadi lifted the curfew.
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Houston suffered severe flooding; the mayor imposed a curfew to deter looters.
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A curfew has been imposed in the Negombo area until 7 a.m.
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The curfew goes into effect at midnight and extends until 6 a.m.
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Local officials ordered a curfew in the evacuation zone between 8 p.
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The county evacuated people from low-lying areas and imposed a curfew.
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She also has a curfew and must participate in domestic violence counseling.
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When a curfew was imposed in the 1980s, the birth rate soared.
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Toth is barred from Lake Metroparks and has an 11 p.m. curfew.
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Labrie will have GPS ankle monitoring to ensure he complies with curfew.
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Her curfew was eased in June so she could get a job.
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A curfew that the government had put in place was lifted Monday.
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It's technically still summer, so North still gets a pass on curfew.
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"People must try to occupy the streets defying curfew," one poster read.
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"They can't come out curfew you will go to jail," she wrote.
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"Friday night's the no-curfew night," said the Dallas Buyers Club star.
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A curfew was imposed in Abia state where the residence is located.
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Abia's governor imposed a curfew in the city of Aba last month.
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Under the curfew, he was allowed to leave home at 8 a.m.
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And in Kuwait, authorities have instituted a nightly curfew from 5 p.m.
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Restaurants, which were already under curfew as of Friday, shut down Tuesday.
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A curfew in the town of Cizre was partially lifted on Wednesday.
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In September, the weekday curfew time changes from midnight to 11 pm.
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The curfew, it turned out, was enforced by Mr. Threatin's wife, Kelsey.
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Curfew in other major Saudi cities is currently at 7:00 p.m.
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Phil Murphy of New Jersey recommended a blanket curfew from 8 p.m.
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He had never had a curfew because he never got in trouble.
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Buckhorn also announced the city will have a curfew after 6 p.m.
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It's going to be a massacre, the moment they lift the curfew.
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The shelter is supposed to have a weeknight curfew of 10 p.m.
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Bogota Mayor Enrique Peñalosa blamed the necessity of the curfew on looters.
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Finally, new fiction from The New Yorker, "The Curfew," by Roddy Doyle.
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CAIRO, March 24 (Reuters) - Egypt has declared a curfew from 7 p.m.
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A dusk-to-dawn curfew was imposed for the second consecutive night.
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The police later said the curfew would be lifted at 4 a.m.
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Brazoria County has a mandatory evacuation curfew still in place from Wednesday.
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Researchers looked at how gun violence changed at 11 pm with a curfew now in place, and compared it with times that weren't impacted by the curfew change, such as 11 pm on weekends and midnight on all days.
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ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi authorities declared a city-wide curfew from 3 p.m.
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He was a 14-year-old boy playing basketball at dusk before curfew.
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"I don't think I've had a curfew since I turned 18," he says.
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The one-day curfew in Silwan district was lifted from 4:30 p.m.
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The proposed restriction in live streaming trails a similar curfew in video gaming.
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And so was infrastructure—the city ground to a halt under strict curfew.
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In the evening, the National Guard arrived, and the mayor implemented a curfew.
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Then-mayor Henry Maier put the entire city under a 24-hour curfew.
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As the site a bit creepily suggests, "create a curfew" for your dog.
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In addition to the social media blackout, a mandatory curfew is in effect.
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A curfew is in effect in affected regions outside the city of Canton.
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Turner also set a curfew in Houston from midnight Wednesday to 5 a.m.
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The governor calls for a curfew and the voting centers are shut down.
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Ambulances were tied up rescuing flood victims, and there was a midnight curfew.
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As a result, security officials implemented a curfew from midnight to 6 a.m.
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He again began to roam the streets, and stayed out past his curfew.
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After curfew, families of the arrested hang homemade puppets out of their windows.
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Kenneth E. Mapp ordered a 36-hour curfew beginning Wednesday at 6 a.m.
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I began to miss curfew; she threw me out, over and over again.
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Most are detained on political charges fueled by Israel's occupation, like curfew violations.
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The mayor of Nice, Christian Estrosi, said: "I am even considering curfew measures."
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On Tuesday, protesters congregated outside of Atlanta City Hall to challenge the curfew.
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Ms. Meng agreed to 24-hour physical and electronic surveillance and a curfew.
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Despite the curfew being lifted in Colombo, security forces remained on high alert.
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Hoboken, New Jersey, Mayor Ravi Bhalla announced a citywide curfew that began Monday.
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A strict curfew has been creeping up in recent days, from 7 p.m.
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King Salman of Saudi Arabia announced the curfew would last from 220006 p.m.
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Now more than ever it is imperative to stick to a screentime curfew.
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Every night after the evening curfew, soldiers go on patrol throughout the city.
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A curfew has been imposed in areas close to government buildings and airports.
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But the government disputes that there is a curfew in place at all.
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And the government has imposed a curfew as it deals with security problems.
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Residents can come and go freely, but must adhere to a midnight curfew.
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The shelter sets curfew policies which are ultimately approved by a state agency.
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In response, the government deployed troops, imposed a curfew and suspended internet services.
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In Assam's capital, authorities have shut down the internet and implemented a curfew.
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He returned at 5am, missing his curfew, and slept through his morning practice.
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Similarly, juvenile victimization also appeared unaffected by the imposition of a curfew ordinance.
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"While it is certainly quick to go from a Janata curfew, to locking 78 districts, to 548, to nationwide, the government recognizes that speed is of the essence here," he added, referring to the voluntary curfew that was observed Sunday.
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Sri Lanka imposed a curfew after mobs began attacking mosques and Muslim-owned businesses.
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The city declared a state of emergency and imposed a curfew on Thursday night.
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Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit urged people to stay inside and observe a curfew.
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An indefinite curfew has been imposed and police have asked people to stay indoors.
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Police were enforcing a curfew when they broke up the rally using brutal tactics.
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The conditions also require sex offenders to follow any curfew community supervision officers impose.
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The city has imposed a curfew and is still under a state of emergency.
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The government issued a 73-hour curfew that prohibited people from leaving their houses.
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Police vans patrolled some areas announcing a curfew and asking people to stay indoors.
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On that particular run, I began to fantasise about a night-time male curfew.
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The military curfew was imminent, the rumble of artillery already echoing across the city.
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Police Chief Wayne Jerman said a curfew will go into effect at 8 p.m.
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The curfew is expected to be in effect every evening until the flooding subsides.
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Santa Rosa imposed a curfew in evacuation zones because so many houses were empty.
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On December 215st Mr Hernández announced a ten-day curfew, from 243pm to 1033am.
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A dusk-'til-dawn curfew was imposed for the second night in a row.
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A curfew is in effect in affected regions outside of the city of Canton.
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Basra Operations Command announced a curfew would be imposed until further notice, effective immediately.
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She was training to become a pilot, but her family still enforced a curfew.
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The curfew began on Friday, when there was further violence in the capital, Tunis.
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The announcement followed the decision by Burkinabe authorities to adjust the curfew in Ouagadougou.
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The government announced that a nationwide curfew would be lifted at 5:30 a.m.
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Emergency management officials declared an overnight curfew across Puerto Rico in the storm's wake.
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If your community thinks a drone curfew is appropriate, they can make that determination.
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Authorities imposed a state of emergency and a curfew to quell unrest in Charlotte.
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But the President added that no decisions had been taken regarding a national curfew.
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A night-time curfew has been imposed in the territory amid ongoing security concerns.
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Local residents said a curfew had been imposed in some parts of North Waziristan.
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The government will institute a daily curfew beginning on March 27 from 7 p.m.
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But now the government is enforcing it, to put some teeth into the curfew.
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It has also introduced a night curfew and ordered the elderly to stay indoors.
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On the street, a woman inquired about the curfew, confused about the exact hours.
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One of the city's hardest-hit areas, Jefferson Parish, had an all-day curfew.
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The nation's military has imposed a curfew for the city until 85033:00 a.m.
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CHILEAN GENERAL JAVIER ITURRIAGA DEL CAMPO ANNOUNCES CURFEW IN RESTIVE AREAS OF CAPITAL SANTIAGO
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The governor also extended a nightly curfew on Saturday, the Caribbean Business newspaper reported.
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Food is scarce, and a strict dusk-to-dawn curfew is enforced, they say.
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India cut internet and mobile services and imposed curfew-like restrictions to prevent protests.
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Already, Kashmiris coming out in defiance of the curfew are being shot and killed.
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Already, Kashmiris coming out in defiance of the curfew are being shot and killed.
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A curfew ordinance forced the marathon 75-minute match to end in a draw.
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But there are limits, even if the noise occurs before a 10 p.m. curfew.
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In Colombo, the capital, where a curfew went into effect again at 10 p.m.
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"A curfew will be imposed until things settle down," he told reporters in Colombo.
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"The curfew won't be lifted until the situation becomes normal," said the officer, D. Kavita.
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Dias said the curfew was likely to be re-imposed in Kandy in the evening.
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He got in at the end of a 24-hour curfew that lasted 78 days.
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National Guardsmen detain three black men in Memphis following the imposition of a citywide curfew.
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A clash between the protesters and counter-protesters forced Charlottesville authorities to declare a curfew.
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Security forces attempted to impose a curfew by shooting protesters, but only inflamed their ire.
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Although a curfew was imposed in Baghdad and several other cities, sporadic protests continued Thursday.
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Rivera allowed the team captains and veterans to select the curfew time, which became midnight.
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Roberts has signed an order enacting a curfew for the city, an aide told CNN.
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On Tuesday night, Sheriff Sid Gautreaux announced a curfew in the parish between 10 p.m.
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There were reports he missed curfew because he was out at a Rick Ross concert.
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The Keys remain under curfew, and there have been only a handful of looters arrested.
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Vince Staples)" Joey Fatts - "Curfew" Rarri Rarri - "2OUTH2ID3"Rarri - "Used 2"Rarri - "V12 (feat. Warhol.
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That sparked protest and riots across the country until the government declared a nationwide curfew.
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At the time I was living in a sorority house, and we had a curfew.
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The women are getting stir-crazy living at the hotel and having a strict curfew.
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Mississippi braces Jackson County in coastal Mississippi enacted a curfew that began at 13 p.m.
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Authorities imposed a sundown-to-sunrise curfew for parts of the city under evacuation orders.
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Regulating non-educational screen time or having a social media curfew are both good options.
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"It's really just [cutting out] sugar and my meal curfew," he says on PEOPLE Now.
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Leaving the hostel means breaking curfew, but she persuades her friends to go with her.
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The authorities called a curfew in the valley and suspended mobile internet services in response.
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The aim of the curfew is to reduce "nuisance" behavior and help protect the cats.
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The curfew was widened to encompass more city streets as clashes continued in the morning.
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The government imposed its first curfew in Santiago since the end of dictatorship in 211.
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"If people defy a curfew, do you use live ammunition to enforce it?" he said.
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ERBIL, Iraq, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Iraqi authorities declared a city-wide curfew from 3 p.m.
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My client was arrested at a protest – what does imposing a curfew on him achieve?
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She no longer has a curfew and has taken classes at Calgary's Mount Royal University.
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Driver was no longer required to attend religious counseling or be subject to a curfew.
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Racing events are subject to a noise curfew, preventing engines from running before 21 a.m.
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Each night, I try to return home as late as the government-imposed curfew permits.
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Phil Murphy didn't rule out the possibility of a statewide lockdown, or a statewide curfew.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the curfew would help India prepare to fight the pandemic.
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A curfew is on the table for New York City, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
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Under the curfew, people are not allowed to leave their houses for nearly a week.
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Vice President Mike Pence's spokeswoman Katie Miller strongly disputed that a curfew was under consideration.
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The curfew will go into effect Friday night and extend through at least April 3.
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Details of the curfew would be announced later, the interior ministry said in a statement.
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"That was the least of your problems, your problems with the curfew," Chris Cuomo interjected.
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A curfew was imposed in Pulwama town and surrounding areas, according to news media reports.
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Instead of going home, young people end up carousing until the curfew lifts at dawn.
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So he waited, alone, in a dank apartment building on the wrong side of curfew.
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"It depends on how the president sets up the curfew," Blum said in an interview.
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While police can arrest people violating curfew, Rubio says that's way different from martial law.
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Kenneth Mapp ordered a 36-hour curfew to reduce the risk of injuries and looting.
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The curfew will go into effect Friday night and extend through at least April 3.
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The Greek government has effectively imposed a daytime curfew within the camps, between 7 a.m.
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In New Orleans, the curfew, which lasted months, was not enforced evenly across the city.
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Soldiers took control of TRT state television, which announced a countrywide curfew and martial law.
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He added that the curfew would help search and rescue teams get around without interference.
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It cut off phone and internet service to millions of people and imposed a curfew.
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Authorities imposed a curfew on Nasiriya, which lies more than 200 miles southeast of Baghdad.
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Chin has been on home confinement with an ankle bracelet and a curfew since 2014.
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You can't be grounded for breaking curfew, or sneaking boys into your room at night.
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Phil Murphy said on Sunday that he was considering a statewide nightly curfew as well.
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In parts of the eastern coast, a curfew has remained in place since Friday afternoon.
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By 19943, 21994 percent of cities with populations greater than 22018,212 had enacted curfew laws.
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Monday night was much quieter after a citywide curfew for minors took effect at 10 p.m.
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The curfew was announced in statement from the Kurdish-led governorate of the northern Iraqi city.
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A nightly curfew for minors, a smoking ban, and an early cut-off for liquor sales.
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A curfew was briefly imposed in Jammu after crowds overturned and set fire to some vehicles.
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SRI LANKA GOVERNMENT DECLARES CURFEW WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT, IS UNCLEAR ON WHEN IT WILL BE LIFTED
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But he said the curfew would be re-imposed in Kandy as a measure of precaution.
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The build up makes for a perfect 4am track in a club without an early curfew!
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Government sources told Reuters that some Catholics and Muslims clashed, prompting an overnight curfew in Negombo.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Officials in Orange County, Texas, will implement a curfew starting Saturday from 8 p.m.
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The government has extended a curfew for the Santiago metropolitan region for a fifth consecutive day.
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For the fifth straight night, the country is under an island-wide curfew from 10 p.m.
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The level of violence has decreased as authorities enforce the curfew in Srinagar and other towns.
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An indefinite curfew has been imposed in Pulwama and police have asked people to stay indoors.
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The security environment puts many under curfew restrictions that limit their ability to exercise and socialize.
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As a result, what has happened behind the barricades and under "curfew" has gone largely unreported.
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Young Iraqis continue protesting night after night, defying the government's repeated attempts to impose a curfew.
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Efforts to restore electricity were hampered by traffic in violation of a curfew from 6 p.m.
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They were given a two-year juvenile probation, which entailed a curfew but no court date.
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As protesters gathered for a third night, the mayor imposed a midnight-to-22017 a.m. curfew.
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Clinton as a 15-year-old is to acknowledge that a curfew is good for you.
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Protesters are also in the cities of Nasiriyah, Amara, and Hilla, which are also under curfew.
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"There are no tanks in the streets, no curfew, no statements from the army," she added.
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There was a curfew, and going out after it could get you arrested and kicked out.
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A curfew has been imposed in the area, with security officials carrying out a search operation.
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The U.N. also said a curfew imposed as part of a state of emergency on Dec.
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The Bearcats were without freshman Jarron Cumberland, who did not play due to a curfew violation.
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The source familiar told CNN that a curfew could be strongly encouraged at the state level.
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By dusk, restaurants and bars have gone dark, and a de facto curfew goes into effect.
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CAIRO, March 21 (Reuters) - Kuwait will impose a curfew nationwide starting on Sunday at 5 p.m.
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Under the curfew imposed on March 17 no persons can travel into or out of Baghdad.
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The Bosniak-Croat Federation, the country's other autonomous half, is also expected to impose the curfew.
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On Sunday, the government announced the curfew would be extended indefinitely, sowing panic in the country.
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Carr and Doleac tested the effect of DC's curfew by exploiting a change in the law.
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Then again, curfew was approaching soon, and he would have no choice but to go home.
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Jordan announced a nationwide curfew on Saturday under draconian emergency laws that give authorities sweeping powers.
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Kenyatta also said the government will institute a curfew beginning on March 27 from 7 p.m.
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The Bosniak-Croat Federation, the country's other autonomous half, is also expected to impose the curfew.
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Residents must sign in and out when they leave and there is a 9 p.m. curfew.
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Siobhan looks like her father caught her sneaking into the house three hours late from curfew.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq has declared a curfew in the capital Baghdad from midnight to 6 a.m.
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Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner on Tuesday imposed a citywide curfew lasting from midnight to 5 a.m.
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Turner announced Wednesday that no citations had been issued on the first night of the curfew.
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The government imposed a curfew in Santiago for Monday night — the third night in a row.
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Police imposed a curfew in parts of Madhya Pradesh immediately after the first death, police Supt.
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John says he was fired because his curfew prevented him from working when he was needed.
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For years the president even tried to ban music, and parties had an 11 p.m. curfew.
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Examples include truancy, running away from home, curfew violations and underage consumption of alcohol or tobacco.
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For example, Hollywood Burbank Airport asks passenger airlines to comply with a curfew of 10 p.m.
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Greece has imposed a curfew until early April, restricting the movement of people with few exceptions.
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Greece has imposed a curfew until early April, restricting the movement of people with few exceptions.
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A study published in 2015 tested the effect of Washington DC's juvenile curfew on gun violence.
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BASRA, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi security officials announced a citywide curfew in Basra just before 9 p.m.
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At one point it ordered state television to read out a statement declaring a nationwide curfew.
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He traveled to Boston multiple times to visit his girlfriend outside his curfew restrictions, according to prosecutors.
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Traffic was uncharacteristically thin in normally bustling Colombo after an island-wide curfew was lifted earlier Monday.
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To pass time during mandatory curfew, guests Yolanda and Eduardo Rojas of San Juan, Argentina, play cards.
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" In a statement, the university said, "According to campus officials, the party continued past the designated curfew.
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They were ordered to remain in Hong Kong and a curfew was imposed between midnight and 6am.
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Police ordered a curfew from midnight to 255 AM Tuesday following reports of looting in the city.
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Several paramilitary and police officials referred to the restrictions as a "curfew" in conversations with Reuters reporters.
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The curfew is normally in effect in the city during the school year, which begins August 31.
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In southern New Jersey, ABC6 notes, this trick-or-treating curfew is even earlier — at 7 p.m.
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They were calmer than the previous two evenings and a curfew extended over the city was lifted.
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The curfew violation was later proved to be a computer glitch, Oviedo Police Lt. Heather Capetillo said.
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The city lifted a midnight curfew that had been in effect, though irregularly enforced, for three days.
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In recent times, it's also stopped punters from entering pubs and clubs after a late-night curfew.
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A nationwide curfew remains in place as emergency crews clear roads of downed trees and restore power.
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The curfew had been placed over the weekend in anticipation of an attack to mark the anniversary.
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Officials have issued a curfew starting at 5:00 pm ET, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Some towns have been under curfew with military operations to clear out what the government calls terrorists.
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A curfew has been imposed in what is the worst surge of violence in Kashmir since 2010.
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Afrofest's troubles stem from a history of noise complaints and curfew violations since moving to Woodbine Park.
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But there he was Monday afternoon, free—albeit under a strict curfew as he appeals his conviction.
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In late May, military officials imposed a one-month curfew and alcohol ban on all service members.
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Suffice it to say, super-powered teenage rebellion is probably a little spicier than just missing curfew.
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US Virgin Islands: 24-hour curfew in place Maria also annihilated homes on the US Virgin Islands.
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Curfew continued in the entire valley of Kashmir on Sunday; mobile internet and train services were suspended.
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One former ITC resident named Karis remembers her roommate being sent to prayer room for breaking curfew.
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Authorities declared a curfew in Ciudad Bolivar and the state governor said 135 people had been arrested.
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I suck at chess, but I already was the kid with the lame curfew, the girlfriend. Whatever.
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Ivorians who went out to work were all rushing home in the evening, because of the curfew.
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Be a wet blanket by cutting festival days down from four to three and imposing a curfew.
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Sur, which boasts UNESCO World Heritage sites, has been under a round-the-clock curfew since Dec.
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In 1987, the city government started putting a curfew on public parks and kicking homeless people out.
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Others said it made them feel hope and praised her courage for rebelling against the silence curfew.
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It also banned gathering in markets and other places and introduced a nighttime curfew from 6 p.
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ZW: What's the difference between a curfew or the shutdown of bars and restaurants and martial law?
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My wife, Lynda, was working at the State Department, and I learned that Washington was under curfew.
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On the night of April 15, Azraya was out past her 9 pm curfew, her father said.
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A malleable curfew agreement cuts the boardwalk thumps to the low hum of conversation around 10 p.m.
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The judge also imposed a curfew and ordered Mr. Kless not to have contact with the officials.
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Stores will also remain open in New York City, but will have a curfew of 8 p.m.
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Uganda evolved after the curfew into a dictatorship, and then Idi Amin took over and governed sadistically.
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Uganda evolved after the curfew into a dictatorship, and then Idi Amin took over and governed sadistically.
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The curfew will be police-enforced, with violations punishable by fines of up to $500 per day.
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She went to the jail, wondering whether he might have been arrested for violating the county's curfew.
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Within half an hour of the speech ending, a relative sent me a forward about the curfew.
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Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal, whose semifinal was halted because of a local curfew at 11 p.m.
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We can enforce a curfew and one is in place but the children are not to blame.
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Security forces will be utilized to ensure residents follow the curfew, but Saudi Interior Ministry spokesman Col.
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Estrosi also told France's LCI TV that he was considering whether to implement curfew measures in Nice.
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Now I know why she always comes home way past curfew and is always short of money.
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Some bar owners said they defied the curfew order because the devastated city needed business from tourists.
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"Blocking roads is punishable by law and even more so during a curfew," said councilman Bernardo Abad.
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The City of Myrtle Beach also announced an overnight curfew effective from Thursday night to Friday morning.
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The Iraqi authorities lifted a multiday curfew in Baghdad on Saturday that many antigovernment protesters had ignored.
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"I had a curfew, like very strict, and I couldn't be who I was," Mr. Wiggan said.
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Modi also imposed a curfew, blocked roads, and shut off most forms of communication, including the internet.
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Pat McCrory (R) declared a state of emergency and Mayor Jennifer Roberts (D) imposed a citywide curfew.
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A curfew was imposed, mosques were closed, and gatherings of more than a few people were forbidden.
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A three-month state of emergency has been declared, and a one-month curfew from 10 p.m.
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The day before, he had missed curfew while chaperoning another client's family visit for the inpatient facility.
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Police Chief Brian Manley was persuaded, and asked the City Council to rescind the juvenile curfew law.
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He said on Friday that government infiltrators had started the looting and violence to justify a military curfew.
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So when the Liberian president issued a curfew on August 230, West Point was also put under quarantine.
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At least 12 challenges to curfew, evacuation and detention orders made it to the courts during the war.
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The Honduran government imposed a curfew last week when protests erupted over the vote count in the Nov.
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Meanwhile, Mayor Philip Levine has enacted a curfew for the city of Miami Beach from 8:00 p.m.
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Battling the infernal army of the night may be a dangerous burden, but it beats having a curfew.
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Rakan al-Jubouri, governor of the northern oil-rich region, announced a curfew from midnight until 6 a.m.
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Because of the venue's strict curfew, that meant concertgoers got only about 40 minutes of performing from Hill.
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But spend time around the Panthers, and a self-regulated curfew is entirely fitting with the team ethos.
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Many of them patrol the night, after the island-wide curfew kicks in and the streets go dark.
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After days of violence, a curfew in the Sri Lankan town of Kandy was temporarily lifted on Thursday.
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The eastern cities of Kalmunai, Chavalakade and Samanthurai will be under a daily curfew from 8:45 p.m.
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I rarely left the mansion, so making it home in time for curfew was never an issue either.
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The government temporarily shut down social media, instituted a curfew and declared tomorrow a national day of mourning.
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The city enforced a curfew on teenagers Monday night after the violence in an effort to restore peace.
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The storm made landfall over Fiji earlier today, prompting a state of emergency, and a nation-wide curfew.
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The area has been under a curfew since March 14 when security forces launched operations against militants there.
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There have also been crackdowns in restive Kurdish areas in southeastern Turkey, with some towns put under curfew.
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The judge in his child support case slapped him with the curfew as part of Stevie's bail terms.
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The latest: The governor of Puerto Rico, Ricardo Rosello, implemented a curfew, 6pm-6am effective Wednesday to Saturday.
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By the time Lovato was 16, she began to spiral, disobeying curfew and getting into drugs and alcohol.
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One of us broke curfew, lost track of time, snuck off to a party and didn't call home.
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Curfew in Imphal East and West districts of Manipur is again in force after nine hours of relaxation.
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For now, the judge ordered Remy to have no contact with Taylor, and imposed an 8 PM curfew.
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A nightly curfew was enforced for the fifth consecutive day, as was the government's controversial social media blackout.
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A strict curfew has also been imposed across the Kashmir valley, which includes Srinagar, the region's largest city.
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That night as the city was under curfew, my six candles were the only light in our home.
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It was downgraded to a tropical storm warning and New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu lifted a citywide curfew.
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The relaunched feature noticeably included a curfew on women, who are only able to carpool between 5 a.m.
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Rising tensions prompted the governor of Abia state, where the leader's residence is located, to impose a curfew.
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Police and paramilitary officials enforcing the restrictions said they were clueless about how long the curfew would continue.
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The incident came about a month after the commander of US troops in Korea temporarily lifted their curfew.
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Mr. Labrie was jailed in March after a judge ruled that he had violated his curfew in Vermont.
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French Ambassador Gilles Thibault said he had been informed that a curfew is in place from 11 p.m.
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U.S. personnel in Japan were already under a midnight curfew and forbidden from drinking alcohol off the bases.
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The curfew was imposed in June 2012 after clashes that also displaced more than 100,000 people, mostly Rohingya.
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The details... Driving low turnout was a 24-hour government curfew that began at midnight on Election Day.
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Police are using drones equipped with speakerphones to enforce the curfew, footage published by BBC News on Sunday.
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But a curfew, imposed because Boko Haram is in the region, prohibits any patient transports after 5 p.m.
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The Syrian government this week implemented a curfew as a measure to prevent the spread of the virus.
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I finally had to leave in order to get back to my quarters by the eight-o'clock curfew.
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Modi introduced what he called a Janta Curfew which was held on Sunday, March 22, from 7 a.m.
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Residents of Croydon, the South London suburb where the first cat killings occurred, have imposed a cat curfew.
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She gives them her leftovers before she closes shop for the day, and they head home before curfew.
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Dogs found outdoors outside of the curfew would also be "detained temporarily" and their owners could be fined.
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The mayor of Jersey City, Steven Fulop, announced that the city had set a curfew of 10 p.m.
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Blanket ban Despite the easing of some curfew-like restrictions, phone and Internet services have not been restored.
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Officials said they imposed a curfew, cordoned off most local roads and searched for accomplices in the aftermath.
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Schools, universities and industrial parks would be closed, and a curfew would be in force from 8 p.m.
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Mayor LaToya Cantrell of New Orleans announced a service curfew for bars and restaurants starting on March 15.
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It also imposed a strict curfew, limiting movement in the Kashmir Valley, home to approximately eight million people.
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During her time at the shelter, Ms. Espada also attended art classes, obeyed curfew and applied for jobs.
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Unlike most boarding houses for working women, the Trowmart didn't impose a curfew, and actively encouraged male visitors.
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There will be a curfew on Halloween in Yonkers for children 2100 and younger, according to ABC 2000.
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A curfew was imposed in at least four districts of Punjab, said Amrinder Singh, the state's chief minister.
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Her parents, whom she described as hippies, never set a curfew and didn't always shield her from life.
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To reduce noise from the airport, the town in 2015 imposed a year-round curfew between 11 p.m.
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SCO Family of Services denied that the city's curfew information was accurate, but declined to provide its own.
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They also live with a midnight-to-sunrise curfew and a door-to-door roll call every night.
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On Wednesday, authorities tightened restrictions on protesters, expanding a blockade of the internet and a curfew in Assam.
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No, we are not considering a national curfew to deal with the coronavirus, the White House is insisting.
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If New York City did impose a curfew, it is not yet clear how it would be enforced.
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The bullion miner said its Cerro Corona operations in Peru have been under a 15-day curfew since March 16, while its Chile operations were placed on a three-month curfew from March 19, while project activities at Salares Norte were continuing with construction only set to begin later this year.
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While curfews have been enacted in the recent past, such as in the case of the Baltimore uprising in 2015, when the city enacted a curfew in an attempt to ease tensions after the killing of Freddie Gray, it's unclear whether a curfew has ever been imposed at the federal level.
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When the team checked to make sure the players were in their rooms by curfew, Timmons was not there.
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A curfew was imposed in Rohtak and in Sirsa town, where the guru's Dera Sacha Sauda sect is based.
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Preston was suspended for the first game of the season after missing curfew and then class the following day.
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"There is a curfew that will be more strictly enforced tonight for teenagers," he said in a press conference.
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"The curfew tolls the knell of parting day" begins Thomas Gray's "Elegy", which every schoolchild once learned by heart.
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Curfew laws in the 1980s targeted go-go venues but excluded movie theatres and venues for European performance art.
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A nightly wifi curfew, with help from ISPs that allow the internet to be locked down on a timer.
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That's really the risk here, and I think too many parents think of night driving as a social curfew.
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You're away from home, you have hundreds of new people to meet, and you finally don't have a curfew.
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Police Chief Wayne Jerman said the curfew is expected to be in effect every evening until the flooding subsides.
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On December 4th two elite police units denounced "repression" by the government and disobeyed orders to enforce the curfew.
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A curfew in the region first issued Saturday remains in place, S.J.M. Geelani, Kashmir Zone police chief, told CNN.
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In the first Scream, after a bunch of murders take place, Principal Himbry suspends classes and enforces a curfew.
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The demonstrations grew so intense that Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett ordered the city be placed under curfew, prompting Gov.
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She will be required to abide by a curfew and participate in domestic violence counseling, according to the statement.
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And if that doesn't work "I will tell everyone that Cam Newton is suspended for ignoring curfew," Avello joked.
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French Ambassador Gilles Thibault said he had been informed that a curfew would be in place from 11 p.m.
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She'll also have an 11 PM curfew, pay a $1,000 fine and submit to random drug and alcohol testing.
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In the aftermath, protesters took to the streets, the mayor installed a curfew, and the National Guard was deployed.
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The conditions of his curfew are displayed like a student house's tenancy agreement: no noise after 10pm, no pets.
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After Nate made landfall, New Orleans was under a tropical storm warning and the mayor lifted a citywide curfew.
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Swimming, again restricted to locals, is under curfew and will be permitted only at one of the island's beaches.
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He said the mandatory curfew remains in effect until further notice, but it will now be from 7 p.m.
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Authorities imposed a sundown-to-sunrise curfew for the northern and eastern parts of the city under evacuation orders.
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The government announced earlier Sunday that a curfew and state of emergency will go into effect at 4 p.m.
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No official briefings for journalists were held nor curfew passes issued to any, a departure from previous security clampdowns.
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During Trump's Vietnam stretch, the three Army noncommissioned officers allegedly broke curfew, according to Tuesday's reporting by the Post.
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Governor John Bel Edwards declared a curfew for the capital city starting on Tuesday night from 163pm to 216am.
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Governor John Bel Edwards declared a curfew for the capital city starting on Tuesday night from 10pm to 6am.
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By the time we get there—I didn't know at the time there was already a curfew in place.
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Manafort will be allowed to live at his home in Florida and will be under curfew and GPS monitoring.
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Some local governments in Louisiana ordered evacuations, and New Orleans imposed a curfew that is to begin on Saturday.
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The measure will impose a curfew, prohibit demonstrations and make it easier for the armed forces to detain people.
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Hundreds of security personnel, including special forces, were deployed to Kandy on Monday and a curfew was declared there.
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Officials also enacted other party-stopping measures, implementing a curfew and early nightly shutdowns of stores, bars, and restaurants.
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Portland, Me., will impose a curfew beginning Tuesday to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus, officials announced Monday.
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The British used a curfew in Hong Kong to restore order during rioting by pro-Communist activists in 1967.
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The government has avoided harsher measures for now, but the prospect of restrictions like a curfew remains widely discussed.
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But soldiers manning sand-bagged checkpoints and imposing a curfew are a reminder that life is anything but normal.
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A county board passed a resolution Sunday saying anyone who violates evacuation or curfew orders will be fined $750.
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The dusk-to-dawn curfew was extended for a second night on Sunday, going into effect at 7 p.m.
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Residents who were able to transmit messages said stores were closed, streets were empty and curfew passes were required.
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"We hope our desires will be fulfilled but the conflict and curfew here don&apost allow us to prosper."
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Security officials said they had imposed a curfew for all of Diyala province, where Muqdadiya and Baquba are located.
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In Cali, where protesters blocked roads and vandalized mass transit buses, the mayor called a curfew from 7 p.m.
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Residents who were able to transmit messages said stores were closed, streets were empty and curfew passes were required.
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In the New Jersey city of Hoboken, just outside Manhattan, the mayor imposed a citywide curfew from 10 p.m.
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Andrew Cuomo responded by closing down restaurants and places of entertainment, and instituting a limited curfew starting Monday night.
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The army clamped an indefinite curfew on Beirut and steel-helmeted troops were patrolling all areas as dusk fell.
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It's a summer ritual in many American cities—declaring a juvenile curfew to keep troublemaking teenagers off the streets.
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Craven says that curfew and truancy laws criminalize normal juvenile behavior, unnecessarily introducing youth into the criminal justice system.
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Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake also imposed a citywide, 10 pm curfew for less than one week, and Maryland Gov.
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The mandatory evacuation zone lies within a slightly larger area that was already under a voluntary evacuation and curfew.
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The curfew will be in effect from Saturday evening to Sunday morning, the mayor said at a news conference.
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The researchers argue this is a better way to measure gun violence since traditional reporting, such as 911 calls, would likely be influenced by the curfew itself: If fewer people are out in the street, they're less likely to report crime — and, indeed, reports of gun violence drop with the curfew change.
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A national curfew was announced, and other security forces had been called in to "do what is necessary," Yildirim said.
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Aruwan said a curfew "became necessary to protect life and property and avoid the further breakdown of law and order".
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"Having different hydration options is smart to distract you from mindless snacking when sticking to a meal curfew," Blatner says.
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Police arrested 55 people in the capital on Friday after residents rioted over a curfew and ban on street vending.
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Not even a year later, the court determined that Labrie violated his curfew and he spent two months in jail.
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Greater Bay County is under a mandatory boil water notice, and a local curfew was in effect until Thursday morning.
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The mayor of New Orleans announced a 7 P.M. curfew for the city of New Orleans, as a safety precaution.
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The government briefly imposed a curfew on Baghdad, and authorities later said order had returned after what they called rioting.
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The government declared a curfew in Colombo and blocked access to social media and messaging sites, including Facebook and WhatsApp.
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The local government instituted a curfew and has urged residents to stay at home after reports of looters and violence.
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And now the government is enforcing a curfew from 10 at night until early in the morning, 4 or 5.
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The unrest has forced Chile's military to issue a curfew for the entire Santiago metropolitan region until 7:00 a.m.
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On Friday authorities lifted a curfew imposed to fight Kurdish militants in an area of southeast Turkey's largest city, Diyarbakir.
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A citywide curfew was put into effect, and National Guard troops joined Baltimore police in an attempt to maintain order.
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While security forces completed Nusaybin and Sirnak operations, a round-the-clock curfew was still in place, the sources said.
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By Sunday afternoon, there were eight blasts and the government had announced an island-wide curfew starting at 6 p.m.
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A daily curfew is in effect for the city of Wilmington as officials clear roads and restore services for residents.
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In that way, JUULs are like skipping curfew or Snapchatting after 10 PM—they are simply rules to be broken.
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Normal life remains paralyzed because of the curfew imposed by the government and calls for a shutdown by separatist leaders.
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At his Florida home, which is 15 miles from Mar-a-Lago, Manafort will have a curfew from 11 p.m.
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Police said he refused to drop a handgun when he was killed, and on Monday, the city imposed a curfew.
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In the end, Judge Larry Smukler decided that it didn't matter why Labrie was breaking curfew—just that he did.
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Within 48 hours police, their numbers boosted to 15,000 by reinforcements sped from across the country, had lifted a curfew.
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Residents must abide by a midnight curfew and are subject to checks by armed soldiers in their home every night.
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Authorities say only "terrorists" remained after a curfew was imposed and say militants blew up power lines and other infrastructure.
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Authorities instated a nighttime curfew Saturday through the Santiago metro area in an effort to establish order in the city.
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After five days of violence, police said the situation has calmed down and the curfew lifted since Saturday in Kandy.
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The police did not enforce the curfew early Friday, and Chief Putney indicated that officers might not ever do so.
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Abia state governor Okezie Ikpeazu said in a statement that people were advised to observe a curfew from 6 p.m.
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Buckhorn also announced the implementation of a curfew and tweeted his support for Tampa's citizens as the hurricane drew near.
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A state of emergency and curfew were also declared in the northeastern city of Atbara after protests there on Wednesday.
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Later, when more heat descended, Pinochet freed some prisoners, lifted the curfew, and let some exiles back into the country.
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Beefed-up police squads at the airport wore helmets and bulletproof vests while Aktobe's streets emptied due to a curfew.
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Soprano Ayleen Jovita Romero performed a peace song from her bedroom window in Santiago, Chile during a government-imposed curfew.
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Other countries, like Tunisia, are imposing harsher lockdowns — including a 6 pm to 6 am public curfew enforced by military.
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TUNIS, March 21 (Reuters) - Libya's internationally recognised Government of National Accord in Tripoli has ordered a curfew from 6 p.m.
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For 10 days after the hurricane, the Puerto Rican government had imposed not only a curfew, but also dry laws.
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During a cabinet meeting, a solution was suggested: that women be placed under a curfew until the attackers were caught.
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Kenneth E. Mapp announced that a 24-hour curfew would be scaled back on three islands beginning on Friday morning.
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Not to mention, a citywide curfew went into effect on Monday, keeping people inside of their homes from 10 p.m.
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Wednesday city officials said, with a separate daily curfew taking effect Wednesday through Saturday that bars gatherings between 8 p.m.
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The government this week imposed a curfew in the capital and a full lockdown in the neighbouring province of Blida.
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A curfew has forced residents to mostly stay inside their homes, stepping out only to buy medicines or basic groceries.
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Mayor Ravi Bhalla announced a ban on bars and a citywide curfew in Hoboken, New Jersey, beginning on March 16.
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Starting in August, India imposed a strict curfew that constrained movements in the Kashmir Valley, home to about eight million.
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Standing between a crowd and police with a bullhorn, he urged protesters to go home ahead of a city curfew.
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In Nassiriya thousands of mourners took to the streets, defying a curfew to bury their dead after the mass shooting.
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The President's office insisted that while the state of emergency imposed certain restrictions, no curfew would be put in place.
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The prime minister, Mr. Mahdi, put a curfew in place, shut down the internet and called in additional police forces.
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It seemed as if she'd be home before the curfew the government had imposed in the wake of the storm.
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Morgan Hill's mayor, Rich Constantine, said that this curfew is not meant to affect people outside their homes or businesses.
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Iranian staff were not harmed and escaped the building from the back door and authorities imposed a curfew in Najaf.
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Prosecutors had submitted documents indicating that Labrie repeatedly purchased bus tickets to and from Boston that necessitated violating his curfew.
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U.S. Army soldiers on Vice President Pence's communications team were reassigned for violating curfew regulations in Panama, NBC News reported.
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Rosselló instituted a curfew for the island's inhabitants Wednesday through Saturday that directs citizens to remain indoors between 6 p.m.
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Some of the residents who had fled the fighting returned to areas where the curfew was partially lifted, witnesses said.
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The unrest has even led authorities to deploy army personnel and impose a curfew in Assam, as protests boil over.
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CNN reported Monday morning that the White House was in "active discussions" to "encourage" a nationwide curfew, according to CNN.
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He said a curfew in Kasuwan Magani imposed by the state government on Thursday had helped to calm the situation.
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As of March 25 2020 there is no curfew imposed on New York City residents due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Terrified of the nullity that sleep imposed, I'd dodge the bedtime curfew each night: at lights out, a minor rebellion.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lankan authorities ordered a curfew in the capital, Colombo, for a second day on Monday, from 8 p.m.
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After five days of violence, police said the situation has calmed down, though they reimposed curfew on Friday night in Kandy.
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Even when Darlene hastens back to Larry Brown (Gbenga Akinnagbe), she sounds like a 15-year-old apologizing for overstepping curfew.
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You have to be the jerk who doles out punishment for missed homework assignments or talking on the phone after curfew.
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He photographed several areas that were under a 24-hour curfew as the Turkish military tried to root out the enemy.
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But at 2600am local time on Wednesday, the curfew was lifted in nine of the districts, in the city's western parts.
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But at 10am local time on Wednesday, the curfew was lifted in nine of the districts, in the city's western parts.
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Details of how the curfew would be implemented were not immediately released, but Turner said it would not apply to reporters.
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BASRA, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi officials in Basra lifted a curfew on Saturday night that had been in place since 4 p.m.
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It appears all the animals decided to jailbreak together after curfew, but were spotted before they got into any serious trouble.
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Subsequent protests were peaceful and National Guard troops were sent home Sunday, the same day a curfew was put to bed.
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When she gets back, Escobar and Tata are waiting for her like she's a naughty teenager that snuck out after curfew.
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Authorities announced the curfew after security forces were involved in a shootout and seized bomb-making equipment during raids those cities.
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A lawyer for Labrie told The New York Times that she did not know which dates prosecutors believe he missed curfew.
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On the following days some of Mr Nasralla's supporters defied the curfew; others banged pots in their homes and gated communities.
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Demonstrations over the shooting of 43-year-old Keith Scott by police continued overnight Thursday despite a curfew being announced earlier.
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After two consecutive nights of violent unrest in the city of Milwaukee, Mayor Tom Barrett has imposed a 10 p.m. curfew.
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A 24-hour curfew has put in place in Idil last week and 10 PKK militants were killed there on Monday.
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Maryland Governor Larry Hogan called in the National Guard, and a week-long curfew was put in place by Rawlings-Blake.
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Bail for the 44 was set at HK$1,000 ($127) and conditions demand that defendants remain under curfew from 12 a.m.
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By nightfall, the city was under curfew, darkened without power, its streets littered with downed power lines, fallen trees and debris.
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There are lots of scams out there, and scattered reports of looting, which is why Houston's mayor imposed a nightly curfew.
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About 30 prisoners remain inside the facility and a curfew is now in place in Beni and surrounding areas, he added.
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"I didn't want to listen, I didn't want to do no chores, I didn't want to obey no curfew," he said.
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The army said in a statement that 19 PKK militants had been killed on Thursday in three southeastern provinces under curfew.
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Demonstrations overnight were largely peaceful, and the police did not enforce a new curfew as it went into effect at midnight.
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The militants have focused their strikes on security forces in towns in the region, some of which have been under curfew.
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More than 1,000 were imprisoned during the protests or for violating a curfew as part of a declared State of Emergency.
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When Wright missed curfew once and was called into Conti's office, Wright felt as if he had let down his father.
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Voters complained about having to walk miles to polling stations, per AP, and Abadi lifted the curfew later in the day.
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A curfew, which was clamped on Memphis after a King-led march turned into a riot a week ago, was reimposed.
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It initially suspended rides on the Didi Hitch platform for a week, and then reintroduced it with a 10 p.m. curfew.
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Twenty years later callers described officers assembling at Tompkins Square Park just before a melee with people protesting a curfew there.
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The New Jersey city of Hoboken is implementing a city-wide curfew and new restrictions, starting Monday, in response to coronavirus.
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The recommendation would likely focus on malls, restaurants and bars, while grocery stores and pharmacies could be exempt from the curfew.
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"It is not a curfew, but it is the closest thing," Paraguay's Interior Minister Euclides Acevedo said at a news conference.
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Under Germany's federal system, Merkel can't impose a nationwide curfew as this would be a matter for state and local government.
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Families that had the means to stockpile after the Friday curfew announcement were some of the few "lucky ones," said Coogle.
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Forecasters say the storm will hit the British and U.S. Virgin Islands on Tuesday evening, where a curfew has been imposed.
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Good morning, We're covering China's response to U.S. tariffs, a curfew in Sri Lanka and a journey through ancient Greek mythology.
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It's possible that even if the curfew increases gun violence, it might reduce incidents of theft and other lower-level offenses.
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"The attacks are happening in spite of the curfew in place," said M. N. Ameen, the president of the Muslim Council.
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The judge agreed and struck down the curfew -- but said Jones may NOT drive without explicit permission from his probation officer.
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The government said the curfew would go into effect for 10 days, during which time anyone found outdoors between 6 p.m.
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Fulop acknowledged the likelihood of pushback from the city's club and bar owners, but said the curfew is a "logical" step.
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In some cases, for example, it has been difficult for e-commerce firms to get curfew passes for their delivery people.
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Solano claimed he left his home on Thursday before the 8pm curfew began for a lunch that went longer than planned.
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Authorities in Bangladesh tightened border controls, while Sri Lankan police arrested more than two dozen people for violating a nationwide curfew.
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President Lenín Moreno has decreed a state of emergency, closing Ecuador's borders to all foreign travelers and declaring a nighttime curfew.
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The government has imposed a curfew, shut down hotels and halted arrivals from non-EU countries and from Italy and Spain.
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Under Germany's federal system, Merkel can't impose a nationwide curfew as this would be a matter for state and local government.
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However, she said she was inclined to require continued GPS monitoring, impose a curfew and to limit their travel to airports.
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Protesters have shown a talent for moving quickly around the city, so the authorities would need a curfew for all neighborhoods.
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Mr. Turner, the Houston mayor, said Wednesday evening that a citywide curfew would take effect again from midnight until 5 a.m.
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He remains free until sentencing under conditions that include a curfew and a restriction against traveling outside of western New York.
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The city, like others, instituted a curfew to keep citizens off the streets while emergency and rescue crews do their work.
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The curfew started at 8 pm and stretched to 6:30 am Thursday, intended to deter crimes in the darkened city.
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Residents worried about what oppressive measures the government would take next, including the imposition of a curfew or curbing internet access.
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Earlier in November, it announced a curfew, banning gamers whose registered age is under 18 from playing online between 10 p.m.
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According to a statement posted on the mayor's official website, the curfew was due to be in effect until 6 a.m.
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Soon it would be dusk, and if he was caught out of doors after curfew he risked a night in jail.
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The dad made the man repeat, several times, that he would return his adult daughter before her 10:30 p.m. curfew.
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But in some places, security forces shot at protesters, while looting and violence prompted the government to declare a nighttime curfew.
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The local assemblyman, Steven Sanders, called for a curfew to evict the homeless, and more unrest erupted over Memorial Day weekend.
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Guntown city officials put in place an overnight curfew because of the downed powerlines and concerns over gas leaks, Herring said.
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Using ShotSpotter audio sensor data, the authors found that gunfire incidents were significantly more frequent when the curfew was in effect.
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" Assistant Chief Gay says, "Curfew was once a tool to address juvenile crime, but juvenile crime has gone down, a lot.
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After the violence, police set up checkpoints across the city, and imposed a night-time curfew Tuesday to prevent further clashes.
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He avoided prison, but was handed a 12-month suspended sentence and a three month 8 PM to 6 AM curfew by Judge Peter Blair QC. However, when Webb's lawyer explained that the defendant had already booked and paid for a "family outing" at the music festival, his curfew was lifted from June 21 to June 27.
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Without confirming figures, the spokesman of the Armed Forces, Jorge Cerrato, and the spokesman of the National Police, Jair Meza, told CNN that investigations are underway to determine who is responsible for the deaths Nightly curfew put in place After protests broke out, the government on Friday imposed a nightly curfew in an effort to quell the disorder.
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Among the conditions of her release, the department said, Warmus will have to adhere to a curfew established by her parole officer.
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The mandatory evacuation zone lies within a slightly larger area that was already under a voluntary evacuation order and curfew, Reuters reported.
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Labrie's alleged curfew violations surfaced earlier this year, after a Vice reporter spotted him on a train from Cambridge, Massachusetts, to Boston.
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This latest attack comes a day after the government announced a curfew, and is the fifth consecutive day of protests across Iraq.
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Islamic State claimed the attacks in online statements, and authorities declared a curfew in the city where Kurdish forces were getting reinforcements.
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Puerto Rico Police Superintendent Michelle Hernandez told CNN another 60 people have been arrested for violating the mandatory curfew in the island.
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Hernan Larrain, the justice minister, said the curfew and state of emergency would only be called off once violent attacks had ceased.
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Sudarshana Gunawardena, director general of the Government Information Department, said the "police curfew was imposed in the Kandy district until Tuesday morning".
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"Short of that, we would only be spiralling down towards even more violence, death, a curfew and even PLA interference," Cheung said.
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It may lead insurers to attach conditions to coverage, such as employers imposing a curfew or a requirement to hire private security.
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Although the city had announced a curfew would go into effect after midnight early Friday, police did not force protesters to leave.
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But for the past year, Collin has been required to spend his nights at the halfway house, and to follow a curfew.
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Moreno imposed a military-enforced curfew in the capital Quito on Saturday due to unrest triggered by opposition to his austerity plan.
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Confrontations continued on Sunday despite the authorities imposing round-the-clock curfew conditions on most of the Kashmir valley, the officer said.
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On January 22, officials implemented the nationwide curfew to counter large-scale demonstrations over a lack of jobs and abundance of poverty.
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Mr. AlDulaimy said that a curfew had been imposed on Abu Ghraib district while the security forces looked for other potential attackers.
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"Short of that, we would only be spiraling down toward even more violence, death, a curfew and even PLA interference," Cheung said.
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Last week, a curfew was imposed in the Iraqi city of Kirkuk following deadly clashes between supporters and opponents of the referendum.
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Protesters are calling for his government to resign, but moves such as the curfew and internet shutdown indicate a hard-line stance.
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The friends live in a boarding house attached to the factory, and if they miss curfew they'll be out of a job.
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Last month, a judge modified Richardson&aposs house arrest and ruled the teenager would have to observe a curfew of 9 p.m.
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He liked to take her out to brunch, he said, but was in a hurry to make it home before his curfew.
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In an effort to assert control, the Parks Department enforced a 1 AM curfew in the previously 24-hour park, sparking outrage.
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The government had already put the city of Kandy under curfew on Monday, vowing to take "stern action" against perpetrators of violence.
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Malawi's government also recently set up a nightly curfew, from 7pm to 5am local time, in order to prevent vampirism-related violence.
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The Boston closures follow a curfew mandate that began Saturday in Hoboken, New Jersey, which included severe restrictions on restaurants and bars.
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After some of the initial attacks on Sunday afternoon, the government declared a curfew in the North Western province late Sunday night.
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And parolees are often reincarcerated for technical violations that may unexpectedly arise with employment, like missing curfew or failing to report travel.
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These restrictions and a nightly curfew mean many Rohingya can't reach the fields they till or the markets where they buy food.
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Fewer people support shutting down nonessential government offices (143%), shutting down public transportation (214%) and enforcing a curfew (165%), the poll showed.
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Both this and the curfew on news and social media will help avoid bringing all those stressors into the bedroom with you.
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After desperate residents ransacked grocery stores, Mr. Leboyer said, the British military started patrolling in armored vehicles, and a curfew was imposed.
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A curfew is on the list, possibly targeted just at teenagers, whom the authorities have blamed for much of the recent violence.
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"There is no way the police can arrest everybody on the street," Mr. Bradley, discussing the curfew, told The Los Angeles Times.
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The government has responded by restricting access to the internet, imposing a curfew and deploying security forces that have fired on demonstrators.
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On December 5, 1941, one of the coldest days of the year, the Nazis put up handbills: there was an immediate curfew.
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I've lived enough years in this country to know that television won't accurately portray what's been happening each night under military curfew.
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Hong Kong (CNN)China has announced a curfew on online gaming for minors among new measures aimed at curbing video game addiction.
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The protests have been largely peaceful despite isolated looting in some areas and the first overnight curfew in Bogotá in a generation.
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A partial curfew was imposed in the district of North East Delhi on Wednesday after protests against the citizenship law turned violent.
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In August, U.S. Army soldiers on Vice President Pence's communications team were reassigned for violating curfew restrictions during Pence's trip to Panama.
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At the height of the action, rebel soldiers took control of TRT state television, which announced a countrywide curfew and martial law.
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Soldiers are stopping and searching people and vehicles, put a curfew in place, and is detonating suspicious items across the capital city.
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I was afraid of getting arrested if I didn't follow the curfew, the governor was pretty serious about people who broke the law.
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Allowed to leave Holot during the day, they are required to check in at certain times and return by a strict evening curfew.
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Authorities in Amriyat al-Falluja declared a full curfew and and security forces were on high alert, searching for other possible sleeper cells.
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Violent protests ensued, with people defying a 10-day curfew declared by the government, which deployed the military and police to the streets.
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In Chile, the military issued a curfew for the capital city of Santiago after prolonged demonstrations against a hike in public transport costs.
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After demonstrations broke out in Honduras last month following the election, the government declared a nationwide curfew and sent soldiers to quash protests.
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Kurdish civilians, meanwhile, are suffering as their towns remain under curfew and as police and military use heavy weaponry to combat the PKK.
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A curfew was enacted and national guard troops helped keep the peace in the city after the governor issued a state of emergency.
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During that time, the restaurant remained open past curfew to feed and provide shelter for those leading the efforts to stop the rioting.
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New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu lifted a curfew in the city on Saturday evening that was originally scheduled to last until Sunday morning.
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In ethnically-mixed Kirkuk, local Kurdish-led authorities lifted an overnight night curfew imposed in city, where Arabs and Turkmen opposed the vote.
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The general placed in charge of Santiago's security then announced a curfew, urging people to return to look after their homes and families.
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The general placed in charge of Santiago's security then announced a curfew, urging people to return to look after their homes and families.
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An interior ministry spokesman said the situation was calm across most of the country, a day after authorities imposed a nationwide nighttime curfew.
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Teresa made her first red carpet appearance in New Jersey Thursday night and left the party dangerously close to her 10 PM curfew.
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The Baglar district governor's office in Diyarbakir said the six-day-old curfew in the Kaynartepe neighborhood was being lifted from 6 a.m.
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Tunisian curfew lifted due to 'improvement in security situation' CNN's Nick Paton Walsh, Greg Botelho and journalist Dabbar Zied contributed to this report.
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He said police had been forced to act "since protesters disregarded a curfew, acted against the advice of police", and indulged in violence.
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Shops and businesses have remained closed since the protests started, either under curfew orders or because of calls for strikes from separatist leaders.
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Mr. Obledo's bail restrictions and nighttime curfew prevented him from being at his brother's side when his brother died of cancer last year.
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A daytime curfew was in place in the city of Bamenda on Monday, where security forces set up barricades along virtually empty avenues.
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In interviews, Kashmiris described themselves as feeling cut off: In addition to a curfew, the authorities blocked the mobile internet and prepaid cellphones.
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It imposes a strict curfew, travel restrictions on foreign diplomats, limitations on social media, and prohibitions on protests and opposition-supported television channels.
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Say a woman was in a man's apartment past curfew when he decided to put sexual assault on the agenda for the evening.
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From implementing a curfew to establishing a religious service, the prop journal provides a limited sense of structure in an otherwise chaotic atmosphere.
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Residents have also been subjected to round-the-clock curfew for more than a month, with many unable to access food or healthcare.
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In addition to blocking social media, Vox reports that police have imposed a 12-hour curfew that began at 6 pm local time.
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Laurel Snyder had to set a curfew for her kids, ages 9 and 10, who spent the day wandering their neighborhood in Atlanta.
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Children aged 12 and under are allowed one hour a day on the game except for a curfew period of 9pm to 8am.
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China is tackling a growing problem of video game addiction by introducing a curfew for its younger players and capping their gameplay time.
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The mayor of Hoboken, New Jersey, will implement a curfew starting Monday requiring all residents to stay in their homes between 53 p.m.
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The Iraqi government announced it will place Baghdad under a curfew starting Tuesday through to March 23, according to the prime minister's office.
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The country reported 29 cases of the virus this past week, and the government instated a public curfew to control the possible spread.
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Serbia, a European Union membership candidate, has already ordered the elderly to stay indoors and imposed a night curfew on almost everyone else.
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Anyone violating the curfew, which severely restricts movement beyond emergencies and essential services, would be jailed up to a year, the army said.
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Jordan's General Security Department said 1,657 people were arrested as of Monday for violating the total curfew put in place on Saturday morning.
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Georgia and Florida do not have statewide rules, but Atlanta enacted its own stay-at-home order, and Miami announced a nighttime curfew.
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Video posted on social media showed soldiers in Istanbul telling civilians that a curfew has been imposed and ordering them to go home.
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To appease the two demographics they serve — young families and child-free adults — Threes Brewery instituted a kids curfew from the word go.
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But in a sign of growing concern that attacks could grow out of control, the government declared a nationwide curfew, from 9 p.m.
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Officials said they have made 43 arrests for violating the "dry law" prohibiting the sale of alcohol and 11 arrests for curfew violations.
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He denied making violent threats but said his group would impose a "people's curfew" on the film, or the equivalent of a boycott.
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In his speech, Modi asked for a "Janata Curfew" ("janata" means "people" in Hindi) — 14 hours of staying homebound on Sunday, March 22.
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Mr. de Blasio declared a state of emergency, empowering him to take measures like implementing a curfew or limiting traffic should conditions worsen.
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In Covington, city officials also implemented a curfew from 9pm to 5am beginning March 63, and prohibited gatherings of more than 10 people.
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The government has yet to announce a formal curfew but has asked people to stay in their homes and move only for emergencies.
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The mayor of Houston imposed a curfew in his city on Tuesday, ordering nearly everyone off the streets from midnight to 5 a.m.
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By that night, the city's mayor had required many business to close early and ordered people to abide by a 9 p.m. curfew.
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Mr. Alonto said the province had imposed a nightly curfew and called on civilians to help the military fight and subdue the militants.
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The Iraqi leadership shut down the internet, imposed a curfew, deployed security forces and was largely unapologetic when they opened fire on demonstrators.
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But that's certainly not what all of them need—many, for instance, have jobs that might keep them out past the shelter curfew.
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QUITO (Reuters) - Ecuadorean President Lenin Moreno announced a military-enforced curfew starting in Quito and the surrounding valleys that started at 3 p.m.
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The Indian authorities arrested thousands of Kashmiris, severed most electronic access and imposed a curfew on the entire populace of about 8 million.
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On Thursday, Lam Chi-wai, chairman of Junior Police Officers Association, urged the city's leader to impose a curfew to maintain public order.
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In a desperate attempt to curb the growing rallies, authorities blocked the internet Wednesday and imposed a round-the-clock curfew on Thursday.
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Thousands of protesters also took to the streets in the southern cities of Nasiriyah and Diwaniyah, defying a curfew still in place there.
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The opposition Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) said on Friday three civilians had been killed in Idil since a curfew was imposed last month.
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While warning of the consequences of lifting what he described as an "inhuman curfew," Khan demanded India do so and free all detainees.
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In a bid to get people moving, officials imposed a curfew and suspended alcohol sales on the islands from Thursday until Saturday morning.
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Last month, mobs attacked Muslim homes and shops, forcing the government to declare a state of emergency and impose a curfew, since ended.
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A few months earlier, he broke his club's curfew by staying out at Zouk til 1 AM, receiving an estimated fine of £150,000.
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After she dropped off her husband, she decided to treat herself to some seafood, but the place was closed because of the hurricane curfew.
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"Please, we want to go fishing out there as much as we want, without the curfew on fishing only once a day," he said.
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We've been trying to get The Hills back for years, and so I don't want to leave the cameras because I have a curfew.
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BASRA, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi officials have imposed a curfew on Basra starting at 4pm local time (1300 GMT) on Saturday, a military statement said.
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However, after Labrie appealed his conviction, a judge suspended his sentence and allowed the former senior to remain under curfew at his mother's house.
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Cincinnati G Jarron Cumberland (7.3 points) sat out Saturday's game because of a curfew violation and his status for the Memphis contest is uncertain.
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Maneka Gandhi, the minister for women, has decried curfew protests, saying that young women are "hormonally challenged" and so must be protected from themselves.
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DURING the second world war a young Jewish boy was caught after curfew on the streets of Nazi-occupied Paris by an SS soldier.
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The county remains under a curfew; on Monday, long lines formed outside gas stations, and many places in the area were still without power.
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Palestinian artist Yazan Khalili's photographic series Landscape of Darkness (2010) takes on the point of view of cities cloaked in a nighttime military curfew.
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The court also imposed a curfew from midnight to 6 am on most of them, and many were ordered to remain in Hong Kong.
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In Los Angeles on Thursday night, police arrested about 185 people, mostly for blocking roadways or being juveniles out past curfew, according to police.
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"I'm not going to go into detail, but I remember it getting late and I needed to be home for my curfew," she wrote.
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Victoria state Premier Daniel Andrews said Khayre had been complying with his bail conditions, which included drug testing and a curfew, before Monday's siege.
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The protests, which led to violence and at least one protester death, forced officials to declare a state of emergency and impose a curfew.
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In November 2012, the local authorities ordered a 10pm curfew for young residents of the Zongolica municipality, but this did not stop the violence.
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No supervision, no curfew, no family obligations—the list of "nos" goes on, and that's seen as a good thing, a rite of passage.
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A round-the-clock curfew was imposed in some parts of Idil last week as it become a new focus for the security operations.
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Oh the nostalgia For older fans, boy bands offer a chance to relive days when homework, dating and making curfew were life's biggest concerns.
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Sources in the so-called tribal regions bordering Afghanistan said phone and internet networks in the region have been shut down and curfew imposed.
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They stayed up past Fails' curfew, and when he called the group home to explain the reason he was late, they didn't believe him.
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The curfew and a media crackdown prevent an independent assessment of the situation, says Emma Sinclair-Webb of Human Rights Watch, an advocacy group.
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It then circled the towns of Cowra and Goulburn before making its descent into Sydney once the city's curfew had ended at 2016 a.m.
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I lived in this town for three years during my twenties — three years of having a self-imposed curfew because of local authority cuts.
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On Friday, he walked into a New Hampshire courthouse a free man and left in handcuffs, his bail having been revoked for curfew violations.
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Her subsequent interviews with Dartmouth bus drivers and a ticket saleswoman, as well as surveillance video, revealed that Labrie was regularly violating his curfew.
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Cizre had been under curfew and closed to the outside world for almost three months, with tanks on nearby hillsides firing down on it.
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In preparation for overnight flooding, he said the city's police department will put up barricades and close underpasses once the curfew is in effect.
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American forces on Okinawa are under a 30-day curfew, billed by their commanders as a "mourning period," in response to the recent killing.
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While the government has said the curfew is in place to maintain law and order in the country, some say it's a power grab.
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Unlike some nations' team officials, U.S.A. Swimming did not set a curfew for swimmers of legal drinking age after the final night of competition.
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It can successfully monitor curfew requirements or even establish "exclusion zones" around specific locations where an AEM participant may not enter those geographic areas.
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Oceanographer Anna Wåhlin paced across the bridge of the Nathaniel B. Palmer icebreaker like a nervous parent waiting for a teenager out past curfew.
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Awan has been enrolled in the High Intensity Supervision Program (HISP) with conditions that he abide by an electronically monitored curfew of 12 a.m.
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The authorities sealed the border, erected checkpoints in Ben Gardane and used bullhorns to announce a curfew as security officials searched for other attackers.
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Jaye Rancourt, Mr. Labrie's lawyer, said in a telephone interview Monday that she did not know which dates the prosecutors believe he missed curfew.
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Didn't help that Kelly went on about 90 minutes late ... and due to local curfew the whole show was less than an hour long.
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As a teen, each of my salvia experiences was under less than ideal conditions—usually at a party or in a park after curfew.
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However, officials started to suspect he was not adhering to his curfew after a reporter spotted him on a train in Boston last month.
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This is the rare Bath & Body Works "night fragrance," which refers to a fragrance that is definitely to be worn at night (before curfew).
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The area was under a curfew imposed by the Turkish government as part of a counterterrorism military campaign against Kurdish militants in the region.
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It isn't clear that a nighttime curfew will keep female passengers safer — according to TechCrunch, the May 2018 murder took place at 1 p.m.
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In Santa Rosa, the seat of Sonoma County, the authorities imposed a curfew starting at sunset and said they were watching for looters. Gov.
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Nebraska played without starting guards Cam Mack and Dachon Burke, who were suspended indefinitely from the program after reportedly missing curfew last Friday night.
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In nearby Paraguay, which has eight cases of the disease so far, the government announced it would enforce a quasi curfew from 8 p.m.
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Last year, the mayor of Baltimore reacted to riots over the death of Freddie Gray by placing a 10 pm curfew on the city.
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In other developments: India observed its first curfew on Sunday, with millions staying indoors and emerging only for a few minutes at 5 p.m.
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Read: Paul Theroux on how living through a curfew and political upheaval in Uganda in 1966 shaped him as a traveler and a writer.
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Mosca (a solid Stephanie Pope, too briefly seen), gives him the boot — Julie elects to stay out past curfew and lose her job, too.
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A dusk-to-dawn curfew remains in effect in Colombo, the capital, and major social media and messaging services remained blocked by the government.
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In nearby Paraguay, which has eight cases of the respiratory disease so far, the government said it would enforce a curfew from 8 p.m.
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Mauricio spoke a moderate amount of English and translated conversations between his crew and ours during the evening after the curfew went into effect.
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"During this curfew we shall neither leave our homes nor get onto the streets or roam about our localities," he said in his speech.
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It has already introduced tough measures to counter it, including a state of emergency, border closures and a curfew for everyone between 5 p.m.
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The curfew across the country would start from 0700 local time (0500 GMT) on Saturday until further notice said Amjad Al Adailah, government spokesman.
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A 14-hour "public curfew" was implemented on Sunday, transport was substantially restricted and authorities announced a lockdown in dozens of cities and districts.
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Officials have at times discussed the idea of a national curfew or similarly stringent measures — only to have those dismissed by higher-ranking players.
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The streets are open, but nobody is outside: Schools and offices are closed, streets are deserted, and there is a curfew at 6 pm.
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SAN SALVADOR, March 21 (Reuters) - El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele declared late on Saturday a 30-day curfew in response to the coronavirus crisis.
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Mayor Ray Nagin of New Orleans and state officials imposed a dawn-to-dusk curfew across the city following Hurricane Katrina in August 2005.
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Activists are now worried about a heavy-handed crackdown on civil liberties, and Lam has already suggested imposing a curfew to limit the protests.
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A public cheer for King Albert, in voluntary exile together with the entire Belgian government, was punished with a curfew for the entire city.
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On Thursday, Lam Chi-wai, chairman of the Junior Police Officers Association, urged the city's leader to impose a curfew to maintain public order.
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The clashes shattered a day of relative calm on Saturday after authorities lifted a curfew and traffic moved normally in the centre of Baghdad.
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Some refer to a clash in 1988 between police officers and protesters as the officers tried to enforce a curfew at Tompkins Square Park.
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"Na-stockade hiya," or "he was put in the stockade," was the explanation for someone jailed for staying out after curfew during martial law.
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The mandatory curfew, during which team personnel who work on the car are not allowed to enter the circuit, is set to get longer.
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After his release in May 1995, he was allowed to work his farm but kept under surveillance and was ordered to follow a curfew.
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And even though the parole board went against the computer program's advice, and set him free, they agreed to impose the algorithm's recommended curfew.
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Security forces were searching the two neighborhoods house to house, as a curfew was still in force over parts of western Mosul, witnesses said.
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While the administration continues to deny it's considering a blanket curfew, some state and local governments are considering similar measures within their own jurisdictions.
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For all that, residents were happy to comply with the minor inconveniences: the curfew, the liquor ban after 2 am, the no-smoking policy.
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He also said he would lift the 10 pm curfew that had been imposed by his predecessor, though protesters had largely ignored it anyway.
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The nation's security ministry declared an extended curfew for the night, and a nearby theater was evacuated in the middle of a performance, officials said.
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Hernandez, speaking to reporters after the curfew went into effect, said the government put the measure in place at the request of concerned citizen groups.
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"As far as the curfew, I want to clarify that various sectors requested it...in order to guarantee the safety of the people," he said.
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