But making childbearing a less forbidding experience could not hurt.
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He thought no good came of forbidding anyone from anything.
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This approach may sound dry and forbidding, but it's not.
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For smaller artists, the economics of such litigation are forbidding.
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"Words like 'occult,' or 'esoteric,' are so forbidding," Pellerano said.
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Bogs have always been forbidding places, rich in sinister folklore.
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Over time, his output became less forbidding than his reputation.
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There was no rule forbidding the move, the internal watchdog found.
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Greece was a forbidding place for foreign investors and new businesses.
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Much of the terrain is forbidding; there are still frequent aftershocks.
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However, there is no actual law forbidding Markle to talk politics.
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For one thing, the state has a policy forbidding ransom payments.
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There were rules on the books explicitly forbidding same-sex relationships.
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She took one last look at the cold forbidding waters below.
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Some towns have enacted zoning changes forbidding new houses of worship.
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Elsewhere, drones whip viewers through jungles and other previously forbidding landscapes.
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The Swiss government retaliated by forbidding access to its stock markets.
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Most countries have passed regulations forbidding multiple cloning of the same person.
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The Swiss government retaliated last week forbidding access to its stock markets.
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Of course, on the other side, there are so many forbidding negatives!
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They both faced the problem of long journeys through harsh, forbidding territory.
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So perhaps there's lots of friction forbidding the virality of the podcast.
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"The forbidding of music in Iran goes beyond Western art," Raha explains.
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Their power encompassed marital rape, beating, requiring or forbidding abortion, and more.
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This is a little like forbidding your dog to bark at squirrels.
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A lot of migrants do attempt the forbidding crossings — and they die.
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In February, Cambodia's parliament unanimously adopted the law forbidding insults to the monarchy.
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So many of your films have a similar sterile, forbidding tone and look.
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Its title—"Lifetime Portfolio Selection under Uncertainty: The Continuous-Time Case"—is forbidding.
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The structural forces behind the Republicans' Russia delusion make that a forbidding examination.
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The principle is literally paralyzing—forbidding inaction, stringent regulation, and everything in between.
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He also argued that the sheriff's office maintains strict policies forbidding sexual harassment.
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And although Tanzania does not have a specific law forbidding lesbianism, Zanzibar does.
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Democrats have said they may push for more restrictions, like forbidding stock buybacks.
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This is forbidding stuff, but Ms. Coloff's touch is light, her presence warm.
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It requires 80 votes out of 120 in the Knesset, a forbidding supermajority.
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By doing so, it dispenses with judgmental sales staff and forbidding price tags.
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The boys' petulant mother becomes that forbidding Queen (the brilliant soprano Albina Shagimuratova).
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So we stand there, in front of the building's immense forbidding mass, forlorn.
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He said, 'No, no, I'm not forbidding him to talk to the press.
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Limiting or even forbidding pollution is not the same as solving environmental problems.
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The official Library Edition of his works runs to a forbidding 39 volumes.
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That is, if any companies want to try their luck in the forbidding Arctic.
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Barr also mentioned a lawsuit against California over the legislation forbidding private detention facilities.
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If all that is not forbidding enough, regional powers might also enter the fray.
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Eight months pregnant, Bastardo faced forbidding choices in a nation whose economy has collapsed.
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The laws forbidding torture should be changed so no one has to break them.
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The NRA poses a less forbidding threat to defiant lawmakers than a generation ago.
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The Office of Government Ethics has specific regulations forbidding governmental officials from endorsing products.
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But you can go off-road, into a forbidding iceteroid cluster or debris field.
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More than a dozen have passed laws explicitly forbidding their license issuers from complying.
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So are the many laws forbidding feeding or otherwise trying to befriend wild animals.
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He appeared one day at noon, silent, forbidding, entering the refectory behind everyone else.
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Even so, Trump and the GOP face a forbidding reality in the electoral map.
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At the same time, Baluchistan is one of the most forbidding environments for journalists.
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It creates that strange blend of very expensive communities: dark, over-decorated and forbidding.
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There's a lot of art to see, and some of it can be forbidding.
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Maybe Congress can now pass a law forbidding shutdowns to be used as extortion.
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The Venetians gather at the edge of the proscenium in a forbidding, exclusionary wall.
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The overall effect is forbidding, the opposite of the broad welcome Ms. Chavkin intended.
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The Annamites were then still a primeval place of lonesome peaks and forbidding ridges.
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The court has already imposed an injunction forbidding the government from enforcing the mandate.
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With its large cast and forbidding length, "Iceman Cometh" is a challenge to produce.
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In about half the country, states and localities have passed laws forbidding such discrimination.
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It also asked for an injunction forbidding the defendants from engaging in unlawful practices.
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No terrain was so forbidding that he could not conjure a garden from it.
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Zohre began to watch Humar closely, forbidding her to spend time with Han boys.
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The new regime squelched all opposition, placing dissidents under house arrest and forbidding demonstrations.
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Other measures include forbidding home owners to sell properties within five years of purchase.
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Thus their adventure begins, complete with snowy plains, forbidding mountain ranges and fierce confrontations.
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Special rules around student loans, like forbidding most borrowers to discharge debt in bankruptcy.
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For the machinery still in Canada, the government would be essentially forbidding their transport overseas.
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That would be one way to make the "valley of death" a tad less forbidding.
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Oftentimes strict "morality clauses" forbidding pregnancy were written into their contracts, explain Bianco and Johns.
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Spaciousness and heft combine with electrifying coloration to turn the landscape simultaneously majestic and forbidding.
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Its stern, somewhat forbidding owner runs a very tight ship, and no English is spoken.
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Then, Craigslist sent a cease-and-desist letter, forbidding Ridejoy to post on the site.
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While carefully avoiding any intimate details, she portrays Ford as monosyllabic, withholding, forbidding, and intimidating.
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"Forbidding the import, manufacture and sell of all kinds of alcohol drinks," the bill said.
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Friends became jumpy, and their parents did too, forbidding them from hanging out with May.
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It uses an existing mathematical technique with a forbidding name: a trapdoor claw-free function.
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And it's forbidding similar efforts to simultaneously "like" or retweet posts from across multiple accounts.
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Then, knowing that forbidding laughter or tears only induces them, I am trapped in paradox.
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The forbidding production on "Icy" would feel at home on an album by The Weeknd.
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Now, with years of entropy and physical collapse creeping ever closer, it is downright forbidding.
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The deep recesses of the number line are not as forbidding as they might seem.
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The European Union has passed a law forbidding European companies from complying with American sanctions.
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To me there was an air of the classic forbidding Saturday puzzle to this one.
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LOS ANGELES — Robert Mapplethorpe's photographs are pristine and painful, witty and wicked, forbidding and seductive.
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Launched in 2007, the spacecraft discovered bright spots on Ceres and forbidding terrain on Vesta.
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After the storm, the commonwealth government imposed a dry law forbidding the sale of alcohol.
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Ms. DeVries now resorts to forbidding her son, 24, to play games after 11 p.m.
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I added the constraint of forbidding any nonthematic Across entries from being four letters long.
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State legislators are considering lifting part of a 1993 law forbidding yoga from public schools.
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In reality, the temperance movement was anything but pinky-raising Victorians forbidding society to drink.
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"The mayor told us about crazy laws," Dane said, including the one forbidding snowball throwing.
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Suddenly, venture capitalists forgot all those forbidding roadblocks to success for a young chip company.
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Indeed, they have made it worse, even forbidding Muslim women from wearing head scarves in public.
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I support a minimum wage — a higher minimum wage — and laws forbidding racial discrimination in employment.
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But Prince went to places MJ never did; some dark and forbidding, others erotic and cathartic.
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Some donors have tried convincing Warren's staff to relax her rule forbidding fundraisers — to no avail.
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And if the performance features a hard-to-understand contemporary oeuvre, the proposition becomes positively forbidding.
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Overbooking saves airlines money and forbidding this practice would very likely make everyone's ticket prices rise.
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In the long months of deep winter, the mood freezes, and, like the sky, turns forbidding.
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Forbidding prepayment means taxpayers cannot take advantage of the current tax law, which is more generous.
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Heaps of clothing and discarded flip-flops testify to their transient presence in these forbidding spots.
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"Forbidding inmates to use social media, through third parties, smacks of unnecessary censorship," Ross told VICE.
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For example, seven states have already passed legislation forbidding employers from relying on applicants' salary history.
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The state that Mr. Sanders last week called "very, very important" suddenly looks forbidding for him.
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He's a paralegal who drafted San Francisco's ordinance forbidding city agencies to use facial recognition technology.
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An obvious one: There are thousands of forbidding, disused, gated corners, squares and parks in town.
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Three years of relative peace with rebels in Colombia has opened once-forbidding jungles to settlers.
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In the year 1800, a law had been passed forbidding women to wear them in public.
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Bork hardly helped his cause with a public mien that struck many as severe, even forbidding.
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The judge imposed an order of silence forbidding the Israeli authorities to release either man's name.
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Specifically, in the year 2017, he was still forbidding his female funeral directors from wearing pants.
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The state issued an order forbidding the transporting of oak wood out of the affected counties.
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Three years of relative peace with rebels in Colombia has opened once-forbidding jungles to settlers.
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Garland liked the debonair luxury of Tom Ford; Oliver preferred the forbidding moodiness of Rick Owens.
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Mr Correa is trying to replace lost oil revenue with foreign investment but the climate is forbidding.
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I spent quite a bit of time with the paintings then, fascinated by their sternly forbidding vistas.
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He spoke of "banning the box," or forbidding employers from asking about past incarceration on job applications.
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The government is considering revoking a 2010 law forbidding foreign purchases of Brazilian land, the source said.
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Enraged, Congress revised the tax code in the early Reagan years, forbidding tax exemptions for drug traffickers.
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Humans have found ways of hunting and trapping on this often forbidding plateau for perhaps 6,233 years.
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That may be true—but does forbidding men from attending a movie screening actually count as discrimination?
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Johnson, in which the Supreme Court struck down laws forbidding the desecration of the Stars and Stripes.
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On June 18th, Dame Products announced that they are suing the MTA for forbidding them to advertise.
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I'm not here to make a case for forbidding people from saying they're addicted to Hot Cheetos.
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To his critics, it offered a gloomy, forbidding vision to a nation that prides itself on optimism.
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The report stated that settlements came with non-disclosure requirements forbidding the parties from discussing the details.
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McDonald's said Easterbrook violated company policy forbidding managers from having romantic relationships with direct or indirect subordinates.
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The parliamentarian ruled the speech violated rules forbidding personal attacks on the House floor against the president.
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Several provisions on plutonium, including forbidding the construction of new heavy water reactors, last for 15 years.
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But it's also part of what makes that ground so forbidding, and scares many good people away.
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From the opening scene, they locate "Macbeth" in a forbidding supernatural realm that is unique in Shakespeare.
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Far from forbidding him to work in the archive, they even wrote him a letter of introduction.
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Tess wanted her own kingdom, and New York — forbidding, impossible — wasn't going to let her build it.
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Aware of this danger, FIFA, world soccer's governing body, has considered forbidding draws during the group stage.
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All in all the landscape of higher education in America is forbidding to students of limited means.
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Meanwhile, Fresno, Bakersfield and Riverside are among the communities that have adopted laws forbidding recreational marijuana sales.
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The stalwart mezzo-soprano Dolora Zajick, her voice still potent, sings Kabanicha, Kat'a's forbidding mother-in-law.
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Only a law forbidding the imprisonment of women with young children has kept her out of jail.
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Last week, Mr. Bolsonaro signed an executive order forbidding fires during the dry season in the Amazon.
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Several states have laws forbidding teachers to discuss gay and transgender issues in schools, the report said.
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But in the New York of the 1980s and 1990s, clubs were somehow both utopian and forbidding.
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Other resources include diamonds and gold, and possible oil and gas fields in the country's forbidding north.
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But civil rights groups say it won't change state and local laws forbidding discrimination against transgender people.
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The fraternity has argued that members were acting on their own, defying the organization's rules forbidding hazing.
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Antarctica may look like a forbidding white expanse, but life below the sea ice is full of colour.
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Ramirez in his lawsuit is seeking immediate release and an injunction forbidding the government from arresting him again.
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The aquarium posts signs forbidding weapons, but it&aposs unclear whether the policy is legally enforceable, Carpenter said.
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With a light cargo and good supply of ropes and ladders, forbidding cliffs can be become easy shortcuts.
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An engaged 18-year-old tries to bring his partner into the camp, despite officials forbidding extra tents.
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" Match says that Rad "was bound by contracts forbidding him from copying or disclosing his employers' confidential information.
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Breyer said that forbidding bail would likely violate the U.S. Constitution's guarantee of due process under the law.
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They often explore the boundaries of what it is tolerable to hear, yet remaining welcoming, rather than forbidding.
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Earth has its fair share of barren landscapes, but there's something truly dreary and forbidding about the Moon.
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Even in the most forbidding markets, private capital coupled with intrepid non-governmental organizations can drive positive results.
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Sometimes the story shifts the setting to night and the already forbidding streets take on a new menace.
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The forbidding gray of the English Channel and the stony beaches of Britain's South Coast were meager compensation.
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A prime example of "Islamic extremism" is forbidding Muslim women to swim at a beach as they please.
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The report states that the settlements came with non-disclosure requirements forbidding the parties from discussing the details.
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Amid the forbidding conditions in which he sometimes worked, Dr. Simons was sustained by his constitutional puckish humor.
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By forbidding Internet bandwidth pricing to reflect economic costs, they are engaging in a form of science denial.
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To Gilbert, Ocean Parkway must have looked like a stark and forbidding horizon of blackness, moonlight, and waves.
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Many argue that Section 2702 violates the Fourth Amendment's provision forbidding unreasonable searches and seizures without a warrant.
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He has instituted a travel ban, limiting or forbidding citizens of certain countries from entering the United States.
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That leaves you free to take the second way of the Hadith: commanding and forbidding with the tongue.
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Last year, officials imposed stricter controls on these apps, forbidding sexual content and original reporting during live-streams.
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Three years later, Naomi picks up the trail, taking her deep into the forbidding woods of rural Oregon.
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Even as the state grew more forbidding for Democrats, a breed of business-aligned Republican moderates kept winning.
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This story begins with progress, in the form of a 1986 law forbidding discrimination against handicapped air travelers.
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The more forbidding rate environment may account for much of the run-up in bond yields last year.
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In the early 1980s, the New York City subways were forbidding, with robbers lurking in graffiti-covered cars.
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In that administration, of course, dozens of policymakers collaborated to systematically violate US and international law forbidding torture.
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Ramirez in his lawsuit is seeking his immediate release and an injunction forbidding the government from arresting him again.
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The lawsuit requests a court order forbidding the president from accepting payments from foreign governments that violate the constitution.
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This was largely due to the rules in the UFC forbidding knees to the head of a downed opponent.
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Much of the case is still subject to a gag order, forbidding details of the case from being published.
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Forbidding religious dress worn by only a tiny fraction of those immigrants is the wrong way to accomplish this.
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But Arkansas likes to be different, and 35 years ago the state passed a law specifically forbidding political robocalls.
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He issued an edict forbidding his subjects from harbouring Quakers, whom he abhorred, on pain of imprisonment or eviction.
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No place for handshakes, which would be too everyday even for the least otherworldly, least forbidding, of Balthus's oeuvre.
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Like the Russian lake that gives the track it's name, "Baikal Acid" feels expansive and forbidding in equal measure.
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This week, a number of high school sports teams saw students protesting, or school officials forbidding they do so.
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Since then, he has tried to clean the city, installing cameras, reinforcing the local police and forbidding ball games.
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Yet even in this forbidding setting, the proportion of the population that is evangelical has grown rapidly (see chart).
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Neither Missouri, Michigan, nor Georgia has state laws forbidding discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
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"We established a concept that furs do not have to be sold in a forbidding environment," Mr. Schwartz said.
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As forbidding as that description may sound, the show is also as cuddly as a well-worn plush toy.
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The only reason he kept the jukebox around was to have the satisfaction of forbidding its use to others.
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These Goggle Heads gave rise to late-period sculptures in which masculinity is less sinister, but no less forbidding.
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Swanson, the Duke University researcher, is not a fan of broadly forbidding all mentally ill people from owning guns.
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Even after her father married her off at 16, again forbidding her to sing, she continued to do so.
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The judge exerted a modicum of order, forbidding outright the suggestion of the betrothed that they marry in costume.
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And we explored the relatively accessible Langhe nebbiolo rather than the more expensive, magnificent and forbidding Barolo and Barbaresco.
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He quickly learned that the bite-sized delicacies were exempt from regulations forbidding lawmakers from accepting gifts from lobbyists.
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The Staten Island Motor Lodge reopened with promises of vigilance, its large sign in the parking lot forbidding prostitution.
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This may seem a forbidding realm of finance, a marketplace overseen by an Iranian government under siege by sanctions.
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He is secretive, forbidding footage of his seminars to reach the public outside of his PR team's strict control.
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Even on the most forbidding winter nights, the young congregate outside the bars and clubs, wearing not very much.
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Peer-to-peer computing application GPU was released in 2006 under a license forbidding its use by the military.
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The documents also reveal the two sides discussed relaxing UK rules forbidding the use of chlorine washes for poultry.
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Patterson stressed that there will be an agreement expressly forbidding Google employees from bringing that IP back in-house.
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The game's vision of postapocalyptic America is a forbidding volcanic landscape of snow-capped peaks and mossy lava fields.
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Against this forbidding backdrop of human suffering, the Doers of the Bayou State didn't remain seated — they stepped up.
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The former executive has criticized what he called unnecessarily harsh tactics, like forbidding communication between him and his wife.
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Imagine unleashing the same resourcefulness in the 700 miles of forbidding corridors under the city's elevated subway lines and highways.
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It means not only forbidding censorship, but also creating a culture where people engage with the views of fellow citizens.
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But, Google also made customers sign contracts forbidding them from including rival search engines on their sites alongside Google's own.
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The Ellcrys is the only thing holding a nasty collection of demons in check in a zone called the Forbidding.
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Unlike GoDaddy, the Google Domains' Terms of Service does not currently include any provisions forbidding users from making violent threats.
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In San Francisco, for example, where planning regulation is forbidding, rents are 31% higher in real terms than in 2005.
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Signal also lawyered up with ACLU attorneys and challenged the grand jury's gag order forbidding them from publicizing the subpoena.
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That includes prohibitions against making money from certain forms of interest as well as forbidding investments in alcohol and firearms.
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Forbidding her subjects from copulating is a crime punishable by death in a world where the human population has dwindled.
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At the bottom of the world atop the forbidding Transantarctic Mountains sit the fossilized remains of microscopic, ocean-dwelling diatoms.
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Had the counsel done so, she would "likely have violated" rules forbidding "dishonesty, fraud, deceit or misrepresentation," the court found.
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Into this forbidding environment travels NASA's intrepid Juno spacecraft, which is set for a July Fourth rendezvous with the planet.
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I would not want to hold this position if I could pass laws forbidding that which I don´t like.
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There was no sign saying "Don't come in," and no tape—as there was across the front entrance—forbidding entry.
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Two days later, on Friday, September 21, the restraining order was granted, forbidding DxE members from stepping onto that property.
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At the same time, it introduces another layer of complexity into an app that can already feel forbidding to newcomers.
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Those include banning demonstrations and forbidding the access and movement of people and vehicles in specific areas at specific times.
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But it was marred by arguments about how to interpret complicated new rules forbidding dangerous shoulder charges and high tackles.
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A merry chase ensues, across an ocean of billowing blue nightgowns and through a forbidding forest of dark giant clothes.
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Jerry Brown (D) signed a bill Thursday forbidding dine-in restaurants from giving patrons plastic straws unless one is requested.
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"Forbidding abortion doesn't save anyone or anything," Sonia Fertuzinhos, a member of the Portuguese Parliament, told me at the time.
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Southern was then granted a restraining order, later dropped, forbidding him from speaking publicly about the plant, court records show.
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From inside, the areas said to be safe routes appeared to be forbidding, deserted stretches of destroyed and abandoned buildings.
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In 1836, it passed what would be the first of several gag rules, forbidding antislavery petitions from even being discussed.
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Too much rewriting has over-narrowed the characters into one-note clichés: Sam indecisive, Kelly wild, Beverly forbidding, Adam dim.
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For those who seek to open stores now and build livelihoods around them, the challenges are forbidding if not insurmountable.
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That leaves you with the option of forbidding in the heart — hating the sin and, perhaps, avoiding your friends' company.
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It opened in 1967, a year after laws forbidding night life establishments from knowingly "serving alcohol to homosexuals" were overturned.
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After TMZ published the footage, the league placed Hunt on its commissioner's exempt list, forbidding him from playing and practicing.
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This became explicit with the 1994 Eugenics and Health Protection Law forbidding people with mental or physical disorders from reproducing.
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In Mississippi, which has not elected a Democrat to the Senate since 1982, the political conditions are even more forbidding.
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India has erected a forbidding barrier of concertina wire along the thousands of miles of border between the two countries.
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THE WOMAN WHO LEFT Ten years ago, the Filipino director Lav Diaz was a forbidding figure, even among extreme cinephiles.
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State law previously required ballots cast in the wrong precinct to be thrown away, forbidding third parties from delivering them.
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This is the sense you get reading, for example, Roberto Bolaño, whose novel "2666" has the forbidding strangeness of genius.
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In January, Taiwan announced the strictest regulation yet: a blanket ban forbidding all single-use plastic bags, straws and cups.
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Some are going even further, saying they are "cleaning out" — existing accounts held by North Koreans by forbidding new deposits.
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Putin also proposed restricting the requirements for presidential candidates, which include forbidding them to hold foreign citizenship or residency permits.
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Candles burned, bodies touched, eyes glowed; religion seemed neither forbidding nor austere: an embrace of life in all its facets.
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Facebook's rules say that people convicted of a violent or sexual crime are exempt from the rules forbidding cruel mocking.
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For instance, the law forbidding the sale of alcohol after 10pm did not work because people started storing it beforehand.
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Most members hewed strictly to rules forbidding them to talk publicly about club business without the consent of the president.
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I was searching for a sense of the towering serenity, the forbidding isolation that must have enveloped the colonial inhabitants.
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County court Judge Robert Castor has imposed a gag order forbidding their lawyers and the prosecution from talking about the case.
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Three Lao citizens recently received long jail terms for violating a decree forbidding online criticism of the government or ruling party.
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We discuss how just days before, the Iraqi parliament passed a law forbidding the import, production or selling of alcoholic beverages.
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New Orleans Saints players, meanwhile, don't have rules forbidding them to talk to, message or follow a cheerleader on social media.
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Finally, the original deal included a clause forbidding Didi from making "certain investments outside of Asia" for a six-year period.
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Despite Gilberto forbidding him from doing so, Nicolas manages to meet with Medina, and brokers new terms to the surrender agreement.
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It's not as if settlers will be able to enjoy the great outdoors on this hostile and forbidding planet anyway. [ESA]
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You cannot erase health inequities faced by people of color simply by forbidding the use of the words 'vulnerable' or 'diversity.
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Republicans would likely cite the laws forbidding transferring detainees to the U.S. in arguing any unilateral move by Obama is illegal.
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Among other promises, Trump offered to overturn President Barack Obama's executive order forbidding the transferring of military equipment to police departments.
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For many young Salvadoreans, the prospect of life outside a gang is even more forbidding than the violent routine within one.
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They are victims of Tibet's remote and forbidding topography as well as of racial prejudice and the party's anti-separatist zeal.
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To comply with laws forbidding Ahmadis to identify as Muslim, the Ahmadi community have erased all Islamic inscriptions from Khan's gravestone.
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Despite Kenya's attempts to keep Dadaab temporary, forbidding permanent structures, roads, sanitation and power, the camp is a full-fledged city.
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Rutledge cited an Arkansas law forbidding cities and counties from extending nondiscrimination protections beyond those classes identified at the state level.
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Amazon also published a list of harmful chemicals it is forbidding its private label suppliers to use, including things like parabens.
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Harmon discovered that his name had been struck from the Ohio state voting rolls, thus forbidding his vote on this issue.
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights enshrines having a nationality as a right, forbidding countries to arbitrarily deprive someone of it.
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The digging occurs at the distant end of a forbidding maze of tunnels stretching more than 16 miles into the earth.
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Recently, he was believed to be behind the new law forbidding the religious police from questioning, harassing or arresting Saudi citizens.
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Whatever reverence Lee felt for his father, the man was a forbidding figure whose distance was beheld at fearfully close range.
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The state of Texas recently passed anti-sanctuary legislation forbidding sanctuary policies across the state, and other states, are following suit.
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The request included forbidding Segovia from making further public statements about the investigation under possible penalty of being removed from office.
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It's also begun placing limits on how its AI tech can be used, such as forbidding some applications in facial recognition.
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The filing resulted in the judge forbidding either parent to take the child out of California until an agreement was reached.
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You cannot erase health inequities faced by people of color simply by forbidding the use of the words 'vulnerable' or 'diversity'.
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A few stories up, in a forbidding Art Deco-style building, Twitter employees enjoy free meals in an expansive corporate cafeteria.
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"Try to own the role you played in your success by forbidding yourself from falling back on excuses," Ms. Bennett suggests.
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They are fighting in the forbidding marshlands of the town of Datu Salibo, about a 130-mile drive south from Marawi.
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But the agency imposed strict restrictions on journalists, not allowing the filming of detainee's faces and forbidding journalists from interviewing them.
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Back then, companies found their way around regulations forbidding this use of the money to simply benefit shareholders and corporate chiefs.
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Moreover, the reality that apparently favors liberal arts majors is precisely what makes the current job market so forbidding: extreme precariousness.
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The rules also extend additional protections to consumers, forbidding force selling of insurance, selling above marked prices or charging excess fees.
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Two US-based cruise lines are forbidding people with Chinese, Hong Kong or Macau passports from boarding because of the outbreak.
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If a student's college does not have a policy forbidding such things, is it ethical for the student to hire me?
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In response to Price forbidding department staff from being responsive to members of Congress and their staffs, two key Republicans, Sen.
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Since 2013's law forbidding the spread of "LGBTQ propaganda," anti-LGBTQ violence in Russian doubled according to a 2017 study.
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She didn't blink when, during a bit requiring an audience member's participation, the man's friends broke the rule forbidding phone photography.
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The government also passed laws criminalizing the open practice of Obeah, forbidding slaves from possessing guns, and preventing blacks from gathering.
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To be sure, the forbidding expense of a four-year college education is a deal-breaker for many working-class students.
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In 2015, he also railed against a court order forbidding female guards from handling some prisoners, according to The Miami Herald.
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Back then, the voice that later developed into a forbidding sepulchral drone was closer to the folk croon of Paul Simon.
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Frontières explores the elusive, forbidding, promising zones called borders, not to entrench them, but to shatter the illusion of their inevitability.
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In November 2018, an NLRB judge ordered the hospital to rescind its restrictive policy forbidding employees from contacting the media without approval.
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A federal court in Washington state issued a stay forbidding travelers being detained there from being sent back to their home country.
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And he's expressed concern with overcriminalization, saying that states and the federal government have enacted too many statutes forbidding too much activity.
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While not explicitly forbidding any on-the-clock basketball-watching, the Joint Service Provider (JSP) asked employees to consider their bandwidth use.
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But that already forbidding situation became even more challenging Tuesday night after Donald Trump won the New York primary in dominating fashion.
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While banning tank tops, ripped trousers, flipflops and shorts, it does not set a precise hemline, merely forbidding "short skirts and dresses".
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But Obama rejected the idea, at one point forbidding anyone but his secretary of defense from sending him proposals for military action.
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Any warrants issued to a company to decrypt users' data will come with a gagging order, forbidding the firm from discussing it.
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Two federal judges (one in Hawaii, one in Maryland) have ruled against the ban and issued court orders forbidding its core provisions.
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Every spring the forbidding, cavernous pile of the Great Hall of the People on Tiananmen Square plays host to a timeless ritual.
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But if he is to be elected the 45th president, he must compete on a political map that, for now, looks forbidding.
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Dion found Trudeau had contravened conflict of interest rules forbidding public office holders from trying to improperly further another person's private interests.
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"Just imagine if a state passed a law forbidding employers from cooperating with OSHA in ensuring workplace safety," the attorney general said.
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Twitter says it has a longstanding policy of forbidding third-parties -- including Dataminr -- from selling data to government agencies for surveillance purposes.
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One year ago, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned a 2628-year precedent by forbidding public-sector unions from collecting dues from nonmembers.
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The turn against bullying and the emphasis on a well-rounded, pupil-centered education have penetrated even their forbidding ivy-covered walls.
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Matter The Arctic Ocean may seem remote and forbidding, but to birds, whales and other animals, it's a top-notch dining destination.
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These partnerships also typically involve forbidding police from making any public statements about Ring unless the statements are approved by the company.
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A city law passed in 2008 allows people to collect bottles and cans with some restrictions, including forbidding the use of vehicles.
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"In most countries, you are generally permitted to do anything you want, unless there is a law forbidding it," a friend says.
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In 1906 the United States was the only major industrialized nation without strict laws forbidding the sale of contaminated and adulterated food.
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Instead he wanted to know about the projects we were working on and why scientists pursue research in such a forbidding place.
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But she said seeing the forbidding terrain firsthand was important for understanding on a more visceral level the intensity of the work.
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When she was 4, the intensity of the insurgency forced her parents to send her to a forbidding boarding school in England.
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Even when they're clearer than the ones Calkins and Tam received, their clarity can make them all the more restrictive and forbidding.
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The proposed bill comes despite a 2018 federal court ruling forbidding the state from blocking transgender citizens from augmenting their birth certificates.
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Most people, he said, have little understanding of just how forbidding the odds are of becoming a pro, much less a champion.
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In many cases, Mr. Jones's allies described backing him as an act of friendship rather than strategy, given Alabama's forbidding political hue.
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If "No Access New York City" (Globe Pequot) sounds like a forbidding title for a book, the subtitle clarifies things a bit.
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Thailand is beginning the new decade with a plastic bag ban, forbidding single-use bags at major stores, officials told reporters Wednesday.
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Twitter says it has a longstanding policy of forbidding third-parties — including Dataminr — from selling data to government agencies for surveillance purposes.
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For example, the peer-to-peer computing application GPU was released in 2006 under a license forbidding its use by the military.
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And explanations of economics and policy can be forbidding, said Hilary Stout, the deputy health and science editor who edited the article.
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Twitter says it has a longstanding policy of forbidding third-parties — including Dataminr — from selling data to government agencies for surveillance purposes.
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Some note that in October, the council issued an edict forbidding Muslims from voting for non-Muslim candidates such as Mr. Basuki.
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The populist Ms. Le Pen, 48, offered up a forbidding dystopia in urgent need of radical upheaval, much like Mr. Trump did.
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The pond is a forbidding pool from which mists slowly spew; the willow tree on which Rusalka rests is twisted and creepy.
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Byng High School is majority white and both Seals and Miller said that forbidding African head wraps signifies a bias among administrators.
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Tracking the Neolithic thugs (led by the forbidding André Hennicke) responsible for the massacre, Kelab traverses treacherous ice sheets and narrow crevasses.
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Still, the Crusaders couldn't compete in the playoffs because their conference, the Colonial League, had a rule forbidding teams from postseason appearances.
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And he's expressed concern with overcriminalization, saying that states and the federal government have enacted too many statutes forbidding too much activity.
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These artist-first systems end up building a new form of social stratification that is every bit as forbidding as the old one.
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In the Soviet era, it was seen as massive, grey and forbidding; amid the oil boom of the 2000s, as gaudy and unlivable.
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In 2011, a harsher version of this restriction was rolled out in the city of Jiangmen, forbidding residents from owning dogs at all.
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She issued a temporary restraining order forbidding the deportation of permanent residents being detained at Dulles International — and permitting their access to lawyers.
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This is especially interesting because Pai himself loudly argued against doing just that when it came to overriding state laws forbidding municipal broadband.
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Zurich will refrain from expanding in China and India until those countries lift rules forbidding foreign insurers from taking majority stakes, he added.
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It included provisions forbidding employees from expressing their personal political views during broadcasts (which isn't that unusual at most organizations, especially in news).
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Her courage makes me wonder if we really have anything to fear — as if it is only ghosts and shadows forbidding our passion.
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Some have privately expressed hope that Warren's strict position on forbidding "bundlers" — or high-dollar campaign fundraisers — would relax in the general election.
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At the end of the path, rising in majesty, is a mountain of volcanic stone, with a waterfall splashing down its forbidding face.
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Earlier this week, the NFL released new rules forbidding players from kneeling during the national anthem to protest police violence against black communities.
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Alongside their contract, they were instructed to sign a nondisclosure agreement forbidding them from revealing any confidential information, including their co-workers' identities.
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Although this is changing with new laws in New York City and California forbidding an employer from asking a potential employee's previous salary.
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Mr. Trump's campaign, conversely, is counting on a surge of new caucus participants with little experience of what can be a forbidding process.
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Other top swimmers have publicly backed the protests and FINA have sent a directive to delegations forbidding any more disruption of victory ceremonies.
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To be sure, Washington could really hurt the Russian oil industry if it introduced Iran-like measures forbidding oil purchases from the country.
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"Forbidding Airlines from Imposing Ridiculous (FAIR) Fees Act," would allow the Department of Transportation to have greater power to limit airline fee increases.
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Idaho's medical licensing board punished a doctor for prescribing an antibiotic over the phone, fining her $10,000 and forbidding her from providing telemedicine.
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The regulation applied to Medicaid, Medicare and private insurers offering plans on state marketplaces, forbidding them from excluding gender-affirming care from coverage.
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We passed a cemetery, and a wooded area with a sign forbidding passers-by to forage for mushrooms or truffles, a regional specialty.
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North Korea ordered South Koreans out of the zone by late afternoon, forbidding them to take anything other than personal belongings, KCNA said.
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The high court said Amex's policy of forbidding retailers from encouraging customers to use rival cards with lower fees doesn't violate antitrust law.
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Sam Brownback, a Republican, cited "unacceptable" safety risks in an executive order last year forbidding state agencies to aid in relocating Syrian refugees.
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Golden-topped, speckled with the cheese and highly aromatic with garlic and wine, this dish turns a forbidding thistle into a welcoming dinner.
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The venue for the much-anticipated RNC event, the Quicken Loans Arena, is a gun-free zone, strictly forbidding firearms on the premises.
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A version obtained by the Washington Post has a section [it's on page 4] explicitly forbidding treatment defined as torture by U.S. law.
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Which is why I think there's something more at play when considering the rifle and the idea of forbidding people from buying them.
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They have piled on subsidies, halfhearted jobs programs and forbidding public housing projects, then forgotten about them until eruptions of violence and discontent.
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Summoned a final time, Neptune restores Hippolyte to life but punishes Thésée for his hastiness by forbidding him to see his son again.
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Audience members experience her journey as she encounters forbidding guards, a flock of birds and other daunting characters on her path to freedom.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI at 59 minutes 16 seconds Karlheinz Stockhausen has a forbidding reputation as a composer of imposingly austere and impenetrably highbrow works.
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O'Brien and her brothers live in the Dakota and trick-or-treat along the building's forbidding hallways, getting Tootsie Pops from Lauren Bacall.
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In small villages like Surkhet, the practice of "chhaupadi" — forbidding girls and women from participating in daily life during their periods — is common.
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That's why in the book I am critical of the Times directive forbidding employees from participation in the Women's March this past January.
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Many N.F.L. teams, if not all of them, have weight restrictions in cheerleaders' contracts, forbidding them to gain more than a few pounds.
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Mr. Harrell attracted a young, hip crowd — more Berlin than Munich — in marked contrast to the forbidding-sounding "Dionysos Stadt" the next afternoon.
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Why did they go to the trouble of dribbling around a rule forbidding the use of repatriated profits to pay themselves a bonus?
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Eventually, the militants took over, imposing a conservative form of Islam on local villagers—closing schools, opening fundamentalist madrassas, and forbidding poppy cultivation.
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A federal appeals panel's ruling forbidding President Trump from blocking social media critics is being cited in two lawsuits against Ms. Ocasio-Cortez.
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Nearly all wild horses live in the Great Basin of Nevada and surrounding states, in some of the most forbidding land in America.
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The transformation of so many forbidding spaces was an inspiration to José Velázquez, the former executive director of Latino Memphis, an advocacy group.
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As a result of the outbreak, two US-based cruise lines are forbidding people with Chinese, Hong Kong or Macau passports from boarding.
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Because of the political risks, most in Congress prefer not to own the consequences of permitting or forbidding the use of military force.
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Almost continuously since the 44th Congress, House rules have contained language forbidding the inclusion in general appropriation bills of language changing existing law.
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The retail experience — from the Bad Brains blaring overhead, to the store clerks who sized up visitors with blank stares — could be forbidding.
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The city of Birmingham had obtained an injunction from the state forbidding anti-segregation protests, and King's group was denied a parade permit.
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They began to impose a draconian code, forbidding residents from listening to music or smoking cigarettes and forcing them to fast and pray.
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The veteran mezzo Larissa Diadkova was a forbidding Countess, and the cool mezzo Elena Maximova made too little of her solos as Pauline.
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Gina M. Raimondo signed an executive order directing the state's health department to establish "emergency regulations" forbidding the sale of flavored vaping products.
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Confusion around moderating posts responding to McCain's death was made worse by another Facebook rule forbidding mockery of someone with a serious illness.
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President Trump last week declared on Twitter that the military would have a new policy forbidding transgender people from serving in the military.
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In the national capital New Delhi, police imposed an emergency law in some parts of the city, forbidding large gatherings, news channels reported.
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In the late 1980s, Bruckner Boulevard was a forbidding stretch of asphalt strung with disused factories, dim tattoo parlors and fast-food depots.
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Three years into her marriage, Farrokhzad left her husband, whose family would cause her great pain by forbidding her to see her son.
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And some bills like cap and trade never even made it to the Senate floor because the 20223-vote threshold was too forbidding.
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The threats quickly intensified and turned into mainstream concerns, with major airlines banning hoverboards from flights and New York City forbidding them from streets.
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She watched as Marco Rubio smartly asked whether Facebook even had a policy forbidding foreign governments from running an influence campaign through the platform.
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But not all parts of the country are treating access the same — some places are embracing the private model, some are forbidding public consumption.
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In spite of this forbidding backdrop, the dauntless 11—Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore and Vietnam—have regrouped.
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In July, a trial is slated for a 48-year-old Kosovo native accused of breaking Swiss laws forbidding Islamic State and Al Qaeda.
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On most star systems, the main travel paths are narrow roads surrounded on both sides by forbidding fields of ice, asteroids, or space junk.
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The appeals court said forbidding the transaction was unconstitutional and would make it harder for Peru to secure civil reparations from Odebrecht for corruption.
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This month, the Obama administration released a letter forbidding public schools from forcing students to use bathrooms that did not match their gender identity.
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However, Wheeler's order proposed forbidding the company from capping the amount of data customers could use or charging them based on their data consumption.
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It was a Berlusconi government in 2014 that passed a law forbidding companies from building a dominant presence in the telecom and media sectors.
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Dion disagreed, finding that Trudeau had contravened conflict of interest rules forbidding public office holders from trying to improperly further another person's private interests.
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Dillane, who made a grave impact as the war-fearing Lord Halifax, in " Darkest Hour " (2017), strikes an even more forbidding note as Edward.
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Until Nansen, most explorers had tried to cross from west to east, from the inhabited side of the island to its forbidding Atlantic coast.
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In repealing the net neutrality rules, the FCC included a provision in its order forbidding states from filling the void with their own rules.
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Little is known about the royal family in Thailand, which has strict laws forbidding people to defame the King Maha Vajiralongkorn and his family.
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"The agricultural sector depends highly on it and it is absolutely necessary to find solutions to replace it before totally forbidding it," she said.
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The quietude, the unnervous stillness and implicit isolation affords bloodlust-afflicted writers with a naturally forbidding and foreboding locale to put audiences at unease.
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On Cambridge Analytica's side, it looks possible that the company may have violated Federal Election Commission laws forbidding foreign participation in domestic U.S. elections.
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" The Department of Public Health's recently revised rules detail regulations forbidding employees from chewing gum, eating, or drinking anywhere "cannabis products may be exposed.
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Costa Rica's first same-sex wedding was blocked in January by notaries who refused to recognize it until laws forbidding gay marriage are changed.
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Kiumars Heydari, the commander of the Iranian Army's ground forces, told state television, because helicopters could not land on the steep and forbidding terrain.
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Kessler has taken the mainstream position, expressly forbidding any flags besides the American flag and the Confederate flag from being flown at the rally.
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Due to a law forbidding public officials from using their office to advance political campaigns, Cordray would have to resign to run for governor.
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Shortly after the news broke, Brazilian authorities began an investigation, citing laws enacted in 1942 forbidding the export of all fossils from the country.
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By being true to themselves and offering an inspiring message, liberal activists say, these candidates proved it's possible to run competitively in forbidding states.
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What can seem to be a forbidding political and cultural chasm can be partly overcome, in my experience, with impromptu one-on-one interactions.
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They argue that laws forbidding bordellos mean that prostitutes are unable to have consensual sex with clients in the safety of their own homes.
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The collective anger pushed the government to relent days later, by allowing buyers to move into their apartments, while still forbidding them to sell.
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Amazon is forbidding third-party sellers from using FedEx ground delivery for certain Prime delivery shipping this holiday season because it operates too slowly.
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It is a lean and forbidding affair—more Jacobean than Victorian, perhaps, in its ominous tread, and in its certainty that blood must spill.
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In the 19th century there was the Great Game, when the British and Russian empires faced off across its forbidding deserts and mountain ranges.
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Today, Astana is sometimes nicknamed the "Dubai of the North," bustling with business travelers and offering tourists and residents indoor entertainment in forbidding weather.
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It was already on the cusp of extinction, between population loss from Portuguese massacres and disease, and missionaries forbidding Manoki to speak their language.
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By human standards, Earth was a forbidding place: the seawater more than a hundred degrees Fahrenheit, the atmosphere a toxic blend devoid of oxygen.
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Her book "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing" actually has a chapter forbidding altering the method!
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Alex Azar, the Health and Human Services secretary, has been cagey about whether he will step in to enforce federal law forbidding such products.
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Property purchases are a forbidding quagmire; the government, at a minimum, should try to improve the quality of registers to reduce the scope for disputes.
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"Schools cannot ignore 'Mein Kampf,' " Mr. Kraus said, noting that forbidding the work would only drive up interest in the original volume, easily available online.
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Moreover, Aldrin alleges that his son, former manager Christina Korp, and daughter, Jan, all undermined his "personal romantic relationships" by forbidding him from getting married.
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In 2017, United Airlines faced backlash after forbidding two young girls from a flight because they were wearing leggings that a crew member deemed inappropriate.
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After meeting with Obama, Trump told the Wall Street Journal that he would like to keep the provision forbidding discrimination based on pre-existing conditions.
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Ropes line the sidewalks of Punta Arenas, Chile, a precautionary measure to help citizens walk down the streets without being swept away by forbidding winds.
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In the 1990s and early 2000s, many universities, including Columbia, had policies "discouraging," but not outright forbidding, professors from having sexual relationships with their students.
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Today the financial dominoes are not set up quite so precariously, but in many ways the broader economic and political environment is far more forbidding.
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While we were there, it showed Chinese army propaganda videos and broadcast warning messages forbidding any activity that might lead to instability along the border.
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And thanks to a 2015 law forbidding foreign ownership of more than 20 percent of print media, Russian newspapers have had to learn self-censorship.
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Image: John SonntagOn an forbidding shoreline at the bottom of the world, the prodigious ice sheets of West Antarctica dead-end in the Amundsen sea.
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Dark, forbidding castles and bleak, windswept moors certainly have their place in the canon, and so do threats of death and hints of the supernatural.
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Another salient moment in Harris' review is another comment from Strickler about specific rules Kickstarter has forbidding photo-realistic renderings (it also forbids product simulations).
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Last December, the Federal Communications Commission voted to jettison its Obama-era rules forbidding broadband providers from blocking, throttling, or otherwise discriminating against legal content.
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In the Netflix series Stranger Things, a child appears to have psychic powers thanks to shadowy experimental procedures done to her inside a forbidding facility.
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Most of Johnson's work is set in the desert where obelisks and trees sprout as artistic interventions that make these landscapes forbidding and vaguely inhospitable.
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It's a spate of changes long requested by the company's core users, and they could simplify a service that can still feel forbidding to newcomers.
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To openly advocate as an abortion provider can carry risk, but forbidding physicians from advocating discredits the life-saving care we provide to our patients.
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If that sounds "Rings"-like, just wait for the forbidding tower from which the bad guy derives power, which lacks only Sauron's big glowing eye.
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Alabama and Missouri's new laws are clear in forbidding women held criminally liable for having an abortion, a Yale legal expert told The Washington Post.
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It's a mark of Ditko's commitment to the field that he continued working even as hundreds of artists left the industry for less forbidding pastures.
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The geography across its border varies from the forbidding canyons of Big Bend to the flat floodplains and thorn scrub of the Rio Grande Valley.
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In the filing, Gol said the common shares will be owned by the Constantino family to comply with Brazilian law forbidding foreign ownership of airlines.
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Prosecutors said the Turpins would buy food for themselves, leaving apple and pumpkin pies on the kitchen counter but forbidding their children to eat it.
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In an effort to combat their impact, Showtime got an injunction last week against a number of streaming websites, forbidding them from streaming the fight.
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Heading into talks about the latest response package Friday, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said he would not back a bailout without forbidding share repurchases.
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Merkel on Sunday expanded restrictions in the country to combat the pandemic, forbidding Germans from socializing in groups of more than two, except for families.
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Antarctica's land mass has proved forbidding since humans first set foot on the continent, but the sea is swarming with life critical to the planet.
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Medical marijuana patients in Canada are free to grow their own plants after a Federal Court judge ruled the current laws forbidding that are unconstitutional.
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The film became known as an open protest against Britain's laws forbidding homosexuality, which remained a crime among men in England and Wales until 1967.
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In addition, some people found its façade — composed of more than 60 plates of a copper-bronze alloy textured to look handworked — uninviting, even forbidding.
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Smugglers, and their migrant clients, who are intent on reaching Britain and are looking for vessels to cross the forbidding waters of the English Channel.
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Some states, including Maine and Vermont, recognized that billboards marred their identification as places of iconic regional character and passed legislation forbidding the big signs.
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Brazil's federal government is preparing a presidential decree forbidding fires to clear land in the country during the dry season, the presidency said on Wednesday.
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Nearly 70% of therapy animal organizations had no policy against feeding raw meat diets to therapy animals, and only 19% had policies specifically forbidding it.
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The zone was too forbidding to enter consciously, but I could sense it there, behind a mental cordon, the irreversibility of my lovely cousin's death.
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At first, this seems like a fair response to the forbidding Kristin (an excellent Stockard Channing), who is herself damningly judgmental of her family's failures.
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CreditCreditToya Sarno Jordan for The New York Times BALTIMORE — From the outside, Lockerman-Bundy Elementary School looks forbidding, a tan monolith built in the 210s.
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Through witnessing one another's stories, in all their nuance and complication, history can be rewritten, and walls, no matter how forbidding, might even be scaled.
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As a result of the coronavirus, two US-based cruiselines are forbidding people with Chinese, Hong Kong or Macau passports from boarding their cruise ships.
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Then the department's Criminal Division dismissed the whistle-blower's allegation that the President had broken a federal law forbidding candidates to solicit support from foreigners.
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The three- and four-hour running times might seem forbidding, but there is rarely a dull moment, in spite of the absence of conventional narrative.
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This has included sending hundreds of thousands of Muslims to re-education camps, compelling restaurants to serve pork and alcohol, and forbidding fasting during Ramadan.
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Gina Raimondo signed an executive order directing the state's health department to establish "emergency regulations" forbidding the sale of flavored vaping products in the state.
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Section 1373 attempts to circumvent this prohibition by forbidding higher-level state officials from mandating that lower-level ones refuse to help enforce federal policy.
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The result is that small-business entrepreneurs, the mainstays of food trucks in other countries, find it forbidding to enter the market in Hong Kong.
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Loujain received a call before the announcement from an official in the royal court forbidding her from commenting or talking about it on social media.
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HB 3047 adjusted the law forbidding weaponizing drones by making it a class C felony to fire a bullet or projectile from such a device.
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In 1993, the UN banned VX at the Chemical Weapons Convention, a treaty forbidding the stockpiling and use of any chemical weapon of mass destruction.
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Murgio had argued to have his charges dismissed because bitcoins did not qualify as "funds" noted in federal law forbidding unlawful money transmitting, according to Reuters.
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Employees are bound by strict confidentiality agreements, and audiences who attend his multiday coaching camps must sign contracts forbidding them from recording what goes on inside.
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MILTON BABBITT: 'All Set' Given Babbitt's forbidding reputation, the conductor (and BMOP founder) Gil Rose's great accomplishment here is to make Babbitt's music approachable, even alluring.
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Iraq has had several extensions to the waiver first granted last year after Washington reimposed sanctions on Tehran's oil sector forbidding countries from purchasing Iranian energy.
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Some are calling for the abolition of a law forbidding "sexual intercourse contrary to the order of nature", which is often used to persecute gay men.
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Two years after vacating an opinion by Judge Reinhardt forbidding states from banning same-sex couples from marrying, the Supreme Court adopted just that constitutional rule.
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Those that made it across the fence in Tijuana still had to scramble up a hill and contend with a more forbidding wall to reach California.
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They decided that a rule forbidding clergy from playing or even watching backgammon did not apply to chess, because chess was purely a game of skill.
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Instagram's policy is less explicit about forbidding tracking or data collection, but does give the service permission to restrict access to the API at its discretion.
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According to these post-Charlottesville training documents, the company opted to officially differentiate between white nationalism and white supremacy, allowing the former and forbidding the latter.
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The capital is an increasingly forbidding place for non-plutocrats: between 2001 and 2011 the disposable income of those renting private housing fell by nearly 30%.
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A judge signed an emergency protection order forbidding Sergio from going within two hundred yards of Laura's home, but the order seemed only to enrage Sergio.
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"It is absolutely necessary to find solutions to replace it before totally forbidding it," Angelique Delahaye, the party's expert on the issue, said in a statement.
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When parents and students in Louisville, Kentucky, got wind of Butler Traditional High School's dress code policies forbidding certain hairstyles, they spoke up and spoke out.
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That makes it easier for Mr Museveni, who is now 71, to remove a constitutional restriction forbidding presidential candidates who are over the age of 75.
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To reiterate: LinkedIn was forbidding libraries to allow access to training videos with a library card and PIN because it didn't know who the users were.
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In addition to uniquely local challenges like these, Marlin — along with plenty of other small manufacturing companies — faces a forbidding landscape simply because of its size.
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The KRG says the Iraqi Constitution recognises the legality of its existence and contains no article specifically forbidding it from developing oil resources on its territory.
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If this sounds forbidding, rest assured that "The Ferryman," which stars the magnetic Paddy Considine as the head of a ginormous family, never feels remotely polemical.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday also said that he would not oppose forbidding companies that receive federal assistance during the coronavirus pandemic from conducting stock buybacks.
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Still, presidents throughout history have been tempted to hire their relatives, so much so that 50 years ago Congress finally passed a law forbidding such nepotism.
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If I faltered, there would be no arms to hold me and the world would be a cold, forbidding place, because I had been so close.
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Trump has long made clear his desire to repeal the Johnson Amendment: a provision forbidding nonprofit organizations, including churches, from taking explicit stances on political candidates.
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Telling untold stories is not merely a "trend," not 46 years after Title IX passed, forbidding sex-based discrimination in federally funded education programs or activities.
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How is it, Grandin wants to know, that the symbol of America was once a boundless, beckoning frontier and today is a dark and forbidding wall?
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And it is a way to quantify the abstract, to give familiar numerical access to a sport in which the scoring can seem forbidding and impenetrable.
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A Russian court this week for the first time applied a law forbidding the use of obscenities to describe public officials, state symbols or government bodies.
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The only thing shielding them from eviction — along with thousands of Greeks in similar straits — was a law forbidding banks from repossessing most borrowers' primary homes.
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The Food and Drug Administration announced a partial ban on flavored pods this month, forbidding the sale of most flavors but exempting menthol and tobacco flavors.
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I found the work forbidding on first encounter, but when I listened to it again, on SoundCloud, I was more at ease in its spectral world.
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It was heartening to receive an outpouring of support for my decision to push back against Pruitt's directive forbidding agency-funded scientists serving on advisory boards.
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Jay Inslee (D) signed a bill Monday afternoon forbidding internet service providers from blocking or throttling web content, or from charging websites for higher delivery speeds.
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This Monday a new export ban came into place, forbidding US companies from selling software abroad that uses AI to analyze satellite imagery without a license.
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Sadly, on that day, the intelligence community inspector general formally notified the Congress that the administration was forbidding him from turning over a whistle-blower complaint.
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That adds up to a forbidding task, made even more difficult by ill-considered surprise moves based on impulse, rather than deep thought and wise advice.
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Even the Danish universities and the minister of education apparently didn't know about the law forbidding professors from outside the European Union to give guest lectures.
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Some news reports on Tuesday said that the E.P.A. and other departments had issued orders forbidding employees from issuing news releases or posting on social media.
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In early 2018, Congress passed new rules forbidding relationships between lawmakers and their staffers in an effort to reduce sexual harassment and misconduct in political offices.
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In 2009 it introduced a novel law forbidding the transporting of any firewood more than 50 miles from its source to prevent the spread of disease.
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"The meteorological service had forecast that the temperature felt on the hill would be forbidding, more than 44 degrees Celsius," said a spokeswoman for the Acropolis complex.
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In 2010, France enacted a law prohibiting any face-concealing coverings, following a 2004 law forbidding students in state-run schools from donning any religiously symbolic garb.
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" Last week, Poland's parliament passed a bill declaring it illegal to blame Poland for the Holocaust and forbidding calling Auschwitz and other Nazi facilities "Polish death camps.
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A forbidding smile creeps across Plemons' face as he stays in character as the benevolent captain while exposing who he truly is; he makes Cole's face vanish.
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But something of a preacher's forbidding fire infuses other parts of the production, if not the movement itself, which registers only vaguely despite Ms. Sandsmark's dogged performance.
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Their opponents say that this means limiting what individuals do and say, for instance by censoring frank discussions of gender, or forbidding the emulation of minority cultures.
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Shortly after the legalisation ballot was passed, a congressional rider was attached to DC's budget forbidding the use of federal or local funds for regulating the market.
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And yet, the new anti-LBGT law in North Carolina also includes a provision forbidding localities from enacting minimum wages that are higher than the state's minimum.
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The course, like Dubai itself, had been built on empty desert, and I commented that creating fairways and greens in such a forbidding environment must be difficult.
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But to a man desperate for redemption (and a hard-boiled author in need of a rest), this forbidding land, with its peculiar customs, proves irresistibly seductive.
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Their wishes would be granted in 1930 with the institution of the Motion Picture Production Code, forbidding nudity to leak past the precious eyes of American audiences.
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If we think of "data" as stimuli, or inspiration, and an "algorithm" as a defined process, then the interaction between art and computing can seem less forbidding.
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Racism has forever been a forbidding obstacle to the development of a welfare state, at least of the sort that Europe enjoys and many Americans aspire to.
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Gorgeous display is one of Morales's strengths, fully deployed in glowing scenes before mother and child cross a bridge into a forbidding world, all brown and gray.
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The sanctions on the assemblyman, Steven T. McLaughlin, include forbidding him to employ interns, and an official statement of admonition from the Assembly speaker, Carl E. Heastie.
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On Saturday, Little Red Riding Hood will start young audiences on a powerful journey, but what's ahead includes far more than forbidding woods and a fearsome wolf.
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Instead, students compete for spots on surrounding residential streets, which has prompted many homeowners to request signs in front of their property forbidding parking during school hours.
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It also asks for minimum wage and overtime pay, damages for physical injuries and pain and suffering, and a court order forbidding repetition of the alleged actions.
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In 2015, the New England Association of Schools and Colleges raised questions about a student code forbidding "homosexual practice" at Gordon College, a Christian school near Boston.
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That law goes further than the Affordable Care Act by forbidding insurers from charging any copays on any federally approved birth control, including emergency contraception and vasectomies.
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Still, I knew from a previous trip that while the Camino del Diablo may feel like a death-defying excursion into forbidding territory, it's actually quite safe.
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Steep shadows cast by a late afternoon sun, forbidding fortress towers, the Vatican's famously uncomfortable sculpture of sleeping Ariadne from ancient Greek myth — the images were familiar.
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In a statement on its website, Nike said it does not directly source products from Xinjiang and has a code of conduct forbidding use of forced labor.
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While attending the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, he hosted weekly prayers and rowdy "Goat-B-Q's," which followed the Islamic dietary law forbidding pork.
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Yet there's also something undeniably sweet in the basic plot boy-dog bond, and a genuine cleverness in presenting a dog's-eye-view of this forbidding world.
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The declaration dedicated an entire section to the "freedom of choice," forbidding forced religious observance and affirming the right of people to choose to change their beliefs.
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Most forbidding are the maximum-security penitentiaries — Attica, Clinton, Great Meadow — in rural areas where the population is almost entirely white and nearly every officer is too.
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A second federal judge in Maryland ruled against Mr. Trump overnight, with a separate order forbidding the core provision of the travel ban from going into effect.
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The Trump administration also did something clever, placing eight Chinese surveillance technology companies and several police departments on a blacklist forbidding them from trading with American companies.
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This Ireland isn't the land of Guinness, and green is in short supply; most scenes here are steeped in shades of gray, matching the film's forbidding mood.
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Another approach would be a national plan letting herders graze certain areas at certain times but forbidding them from others, which would allow ruined pastureland to regrow.
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The UK farming industry fears that Prime Minister Boris Johnson will ditch EU standards forbidding the sale of products such as chlorinated chicken and hormone-injected beef.
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BELGIUM English Channel Douai Laigneville Paris FRance 100 miles By The New York Times Exasperated, one town issued a bylaw forbidding its residents to die at home.
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Ethics experts warned that the couple could find it difficult to obey laws forbidding federal employees to take any action that might benefit their particular financial holdings.
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Forbidding rules, such as classifying it as a limousine service, which for some reason must charge a minimum of C$75 ($57) per trip, killed its business.
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There is a plethora of other ridiculous laws, like forbidding sex between unmarried persons in Virginia or requiring a permit to feed garbage to pigs in Arizona.
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Additionally, the state is also forbidding the cannabis to be consumed in public, and it must be kept in its original package, both of which are unsurprising.
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Google has determined to stop allowing highly targeted political advertising, but to continue to fact check such ads, as part of a general policy forbidding misleading advertising.
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He said it was unlikely that extraterrestrials would visit epicenters like Washington or other United States cities because they would get the executive order forbidding their entrance.
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In 2016, Saudi Arabia's top cleric issued a fatwa, or religious decree, forbidding playing chess, calling the game "the work of Satan" and comparing it to gambling.
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Such an approach, as I wrote at the time, "may sound dry and forbidding, but it's not," given the warmth, humor, and humanity of the artist's vision.
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And the environment created by the writer and director Gerard Barrett and the cinematographer Piers McGrail looks as drab and forbidding as any '60s British kitchen-sink drama.
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As Stearns awaits trial, a judge issued an order forbidding him from taking any pictures or posting photos online, purchasing a second cellphone, or having contacts with minors.
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Robert Pepper and three other Apple users claimed only offering the phone on one network and forbidding third-party apps harmed competition and amounted to an antitrust violation.
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Trump said he would like to keep the provision forbidding discrimination based on pre-existing conditions and to allow young Americans to remain on their parents' healthcare plans.
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It could cite laws forbidding the transfer of detainees to the U.S., though the White House could then turn around and argue that the laws themselves are unconstitutional.
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But Alabama might have just come up with the most creative idea yet: forbidding abortion clinics from operating within 2,000 feet of a public elementary or middle school.
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U.S. officers say the aim is to build a counter-insurgency force able to support troops fighting in remote and forbidding terrain with air strikes, supplies and intelligence.
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After the ballot initiative was passed a congressional rider was attached to DC's budget forbidding officials from spending federal or local funds to legalise or regulate the market.
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Within weeks of the release of the white paper on preserving traditional culture came another edict forbidding even retired officials in Beijing from engaging in any religious activities.
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Maddie Mueller, a senior at Clovis North High School in Fresno, claims the school violated her First Amendment rights by forbidding her from wearing the hat on campus.
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Some clauses in the current constitution, such as one forbidding Cubans from "obtaining income that comes from exploiting the work of others," are at odds with those changes.
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In Madrid in 2015, in response to the a Spanish law forbidding "unauthorized gatherings" around many official government buildings, thousands of holograms marched in front of the parliament.
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As technology has improved, many living actors there are more focused on steering their legacy with stipulations on how their images are used - or by forbidding their use.
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He was talking about the railway that China plans to build from the lowlands of the south-west, across some of the world's most forbidding terrain, into Tibet.
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Staying family-friendly is important for many TV channels, which wouldn't want parents forbidding their kids from watching their channel because they saw part of a cartoon butt.
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The Blavatnik's airy atrium, with its Babel of languages, is as good a symbol of Britain's new role as the forbidding Foreign Office is of its past one.
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"There's always room for improvement in laws, but I think they are pretty clear in forbidding certain lines of payments for benefits to a public official," he said.
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This week, the Supreme Court here ruled in favor of regulations forbidding up to two million Britons who have lived abroad for more than 15 years from voting.
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And with that responsibility, the Department has improperly relied on informal guidance to extend its regulatory reach, forbidding or demanding conduct it has no statutory authority to regulate.
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The Supreme Court shrank that pool even further in 2002 by forbidding the execution of people with intellectual disabilities and those who committed crimes as juveniles in 2005.
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He was critical of an August FCC decision to keep a rule in place forbidding one company from owning a newspaper and broadcast outlet in the same market.
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Crew members at the Ale House said they follow rules set by aviation authorities and airlines forbidding crew members from drinking alcohol at least eight hours before working.
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Set in 17th-century England, it centers on Persephone (Hannah Arterton), an accused witch who's rescued from the bonfire by the forbidding Reverend Mother of a secluded priory.
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The interface—lines of stark white text on a black background–looks hostile and forbidding, as though you're dissecting the innards of your computer while it's still alive.
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His colleagues, of course, argued that the 14th Amendment protected gay people — by forbidding any level of government from passing discriminatory laws that denied people their fundamental rights.
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In some ways, "First Cow" could be considered a prequel to 2010's "Meek's Cutoff," which chronicled the journey of Eastern settlers through the state's forbidding high desert.
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Basically, your manager can't discriminate against you on the basis of religion, but your company can't discriminate against him, either — by, say, forbidding him to ever mention prayer.
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Because of the threats he has faced, prosecutors in the case have taken several extraordinary measures, forbidding artists at the trial from sketching any portion of his face.
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Democrats face forbidding Senate races in 2018, when they must defend several seats in Republican states and pick up three seats to win a majority in the chamber.
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But Democratic candidates in special elections for vacant House seats in more forbidding territory — including Arizona, southwestern Pennsylvania and South Carolina — have performed strongly since President Trump's inauguration.
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"In one way, it's almost entirely about language, and that makes it sound really intellectual and forbidding in a way that it's not," Hallberg says of the novel.
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Sadly, on that day, the intelligence community Inspector General formally notified the Congress that the administration was forbidding him from turning over a whistleblower complaint—on Constitution Day.
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It acquired a forbidding reputation as a center of brutal repression during Stalin's Great Terror of 1936-38, when its basement cells were used for torture and executions.
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Guitron alleged that managers responded by falsifying a paper trail that purported to document her poor performance, forbidding her from taking family medical leave and firing her improperly.
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It acquired a forbidding reputation as a center of brutal repression during Stalin's Great Terror of 1936-38, when its basement cells were used for torture and executions.
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Sadly, on that day, the intelligence community inspector general formally notified the Congress that the administration was forbidding him from turning over a whistleblower complaint, on Constitution Day.
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Sadly on that day, the intelligence community inspector general formally notified the Congress that the administration was forbidding him from turning over a whistleblower complaint on Constitution Day.
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Even in the East, the less forbidding of the two conferences, remaining in playoff position for the Nets will require a collective stamina they may not yet have.
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It is a score of forbidding dimensions: even though the Met has made various cuts, the production still clocks in at more than four and a half hours.
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Although Indridason's descriptive scenes of Iceland's forbidding landscape are daunting, the big chill comes from the bad feelings between people who don't know one another, and don't want to.
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Immigrants should instead be told the truth: Federal privacy laws create extremely robust protections forbidding the Census Bureau to share individual data with any other part of the government.
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But a law in Qatar forbidding nationals from entering venues serving alcohol meant she could not attend the club billed as the home of jazz in the Middle East.
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In the wake of the disaster, the Japanese government implemented a number of reforms, including relocating coastal villages to higher land and forbidding further development along the northeast coastline.
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Just recently, Chicago's Loyola University was caught enforcing a policy forbidding employees from communicating with journalists — from which administrators backpedaled and updated the media policy after a public outcry.
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California state law changed in 2000, forbidding the sale of alcohol at self-checkouts, even those that stop the transaction and prompt an ID check by a store employee.
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Italy's government has placed LNG terminals on a list of strategic assets and can exercise so-called golden powers to protect them by attaching conditions or forbidding the deal.
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North Carolina has passed the most extreme anti-LGBT law in recent history, forbidding transgender people to use restrooms that correspond to the gender they live as every day.
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One pit boss provided BuzzFeed News with a memo employees received forbidding them from speaking with media and contained a script to use when referring journalists to corporate headquarters.
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"We wanted to mix a military, technical aesthetic with the colorful and bold world of corporate design to create something forbidding and appealing at the same time," says Schuster.
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His warm, intimate accounts of this repertory brought the music down to earth: "Incises" flickered; the pauses in a section of the Sonata No. 3 were consoling, not forbidding.
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In fact, some schools are taking the stance that it's better to be "safe than sorry," and so they're adopting a "no touch policy," forbidding teachers from hugging students.
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The great achievement of the United States was to draw a distinction between these two—by forbidding to the second the legalized version of the activities of the first.
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Brown also vetoed several bills, including one that would have allowed co-workers, educators and mental health professionals to request restraining orders forbidding people deemed dangerous from owning guns.
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San Francisco is considering a ban on cashless Amazon stores as it weighs a bill that would make it one of a growing list of cities forbidding cashless retailers.
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You'll jump across ice floes, climb vast walls of ice with a pickaxe, and slide ever deeper into a void that's all the more forbidding in a VR headset.
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If Trump has done no wrong, why has he exceeded the stonewalling that Richard Nixon conducted in the Watergate investigation by forbidding all administration officials to testify before Congress?
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Dr. Diane Horvath-Cosper filed a federal civil rights complaint saying the institution had violated the law and personal rights by forbidding her to speak publicly about abortion _____ 8.
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I recently reread Bland Simpson's fine "The Great Dismal: A Carolinian's Swamp Memoir," beautiful writing by someone who knew this famously forbidding tangle of canals and legends from childhood.
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A GIANT STATUE of Lenin still stands before the forbidding House of Government in Minsk, built by Stalin in 20203 and occupied by the Gestapo a few years later.
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" It's a shame that he also feels compelled to explain such a scene right away, as when it "occurs" to Noga "suddenly" that "this entire huge and forbidding warehouse . . .
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And there are questions about Joyce's acceptance, rent-free, of a townhouse belonging to a wealthy friend, Greg Maguire, and whether Joyce broke ministerial rules forbidding asking for gifts.
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David B. Mazza, head of exchange-traded fund research at State Street Global Advisors, said separating real estate will make the asset class seem less forbidding to individual investors.
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Bergman told Vest that he knew these purchases were against NCAA regulations forbidding improper benefits to players, but he felt like they were the only humane things to do.
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The Supreme Court has allowed race to be a consideration in admissions, while forbidding the kind of explicit racial balancing that seemed to be the purpose of the meetings.
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Running in somewhat of a less forbidding district in Ohio on Tuesday, Danny O'Connor, a 31-year-old county official, was hailed by Democrats for mounting a strong campaign.
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Still, even the studio audience of polite party loyalists seemed daunted by Episode 3, "The Immortal 'Das Kapital,'" about Marx's forbidding three-volume treatise on the workings of capitalism.
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Yet the party's elected leaders, and many of its candidates, are far more dispassionate, sharing a cold-eyed recognition of the need to scrounge for votes in forbidding precincts.
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The bill currently before the House committee also addresses this by forbidding insurance companies from refusing coverage just because a school district allows teachers and staff to be armed.
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The regulation requires those who process personal data to demonstrate accountability in part by limiting data collection and processing what is necessary for a specific purpose, forbidding other uses.
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Perhaps more significantly, Twitter took the further step of forbidding state-run media outlets from paying to get their tweets promoted so that they appear prominently in users' timelines.
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Perhaps more significantly, Twitter took the further step of forbidding state-run media outlets from paying to get their tweets promoted so that they appear prominently in users' timelines.
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Most of all, Trudeau has imposed an iron discipline on the government, which means forbidding cabinet ministers or any senior officials from responding to Trump's taunts or provocative tweets.
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The party's nominees, they noted, are outpacing their predecessors on fairly forbidding terrain, and Democratic voters are participating at higher rates than Republicans, despite being outnumbered in these districts.
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Crossing signals along Riverside Drive have buttons at rider-height, local laundromats have signs forbidding the washing of horse blankets, and grocery stores carry 50-pound bags of carrots.
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Mr. Osbourne gained a reputation as a forbidding figure who embraced hard living, and gained notoriety for biting off the head of a real bat during a 1982 concert.
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For that, it is illuminating to review how Mr. Barr has directed his Justice Department on matters concerning the First Amendment clause forbidding the establishment of a state religion.
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The U.S. has designated the company as a security risk, adding it to a list forbidding U.S. companies from conducting business with Huawei unless they have an appropriate license.
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In fact, Cohen, wearing a dark suit and a fedora, settled into his medical chair and gave us the most forbidding talking-to I have experienced since grade school.
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But all too often, prices on art dealers' websites — and in their galleries and booths at fairs — are "on application," a process that can be both laborious and forbidding.
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Kay Ivey recently signed a law forbidding local governments from removing Confederate monuments from public property or renaming public schools that have been around for longer than 40 years.
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Municipalities are ban-happy — forbidding anything from lighting up on your own balcony to putting a cookie in your kid's bag lunch to finding a saltshaker in your local restaurant.
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So while there is some judicial and military precedent forbidding states from leaving, we also don't have to look far to imagine a scenario where a state flouted federal supremacy.
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Rather than simply proceeding forward towards a goal, Samus was forced to loop backwards through the dangers of its long, forbidding corridors to confront a very feminine villain: Mother Brain.
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But they're facing forbidding headwinds: a Republican Senate that's almost universally hostile to the idea and well-funded outside groups like Americans for Prosperity prepared to spend big against it.
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A lawyer for Facebook told local media that the company has policies in place forbidding criminal activity, and that the platform takes swift action to remove threatening content when reported.
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Netflix says it will continue to film in Georgia amid controversy surrounding the state's passage of an abortion law forbidding termination of a pregnancy after an indication of a heartbeat.
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In a heated row over a stalled partnership treaty, Switzerland said on Thursday that it would trigger retaliatory measures against the European Union for forbidding access to its stock markets.
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New York City recently passed a law forbidding companies to ask job applicants about salary history specifically so women and minorities, who are often underpaid, won't be at further disadvantage.
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Today they are home only to the more forbidding vessels of the Greek coast guard, Frontex (the European Union's border agency) and NATO, lately arrived to help with maritime surveillance.
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The country has strict laws forbidding people to insult, defame, or threaten any member of the royal family, so relatively little is known about the king and how he lives.
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The measure also protects parents or guardians who decide not to allow treatment by forbidding that the decision be used against them in custody cases or abuse and neglect complaints.
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It acknowledges that in many areas, such as Texas' Big Bend National Park and Arizona's forbidding desert, Mother Nature has secured the border in ways that man need not enhance.
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He said that the Bush Administration maintained a policy of forbidding senior officials from retaining business interests that conflicted with their responsibilities, as some in Trump's White House have done.
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Sessions claims that this law violates a federal law that prevents state and local governments from forbidding their employees to share information on immigration status with federal immigration enforcement officials.
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He stuffed his hands into his pockets for Ned, then gave his neck a sensual stroke as Ned's lover, Nina, then knit his fingers as Nina's forbidding father, Professor Leeds.
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Complicating matters is that New York State has no law explicitly forbidding sex between police officers and people in their custody, as it does between correction officers and their wards.
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Woodford has come under fire from the Financial Conduct Authority for ignoring the "spirit" of rules forbidding funds aimed at retail investors from investing more than 10% in unlisted assets.
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In a trickier bit about observing the rule forbidding an Orthodox man to touch a woman who isn't his wife, he outlines his many strategies for evading handshakes at work.
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Against that forbidding backdrop, Dallas and Houston show there is still room for compromise (although Houston's firefighters did withdraw their support for the bill that was just signed into law).
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It's a forbidding place to farm, a series of steep slate hills southwest of Barcelona that thrust upward in a series of jagged slate slopes at sometimes ridiculously sharp angles.
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When Richard Marlowe (Rutger Hauer), a reclusive composer who disappeared mysteriously decades earlier, dies suddenly, his disgruntled daughter, Rose (Freya Tingley) — an ambitious violin prodigy — inherits his forbidding French estate.
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But officials in Germany say the trade was a form of theft, one so obviously illicit that forbidding it — which was tried twice, with ineffectively worded laws — was hardly necessary.
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The New York Legislature responded to this anger by forbidding police officers from arresting people for small amounts of marijuana unless the drug was being smoked or displayed in public.
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Many scholars, for instance, suspect that the origins of religious dietary laws forbidding the consumption of pig meat lie in pigs' susceptibility to worms that are harmful to human beings.
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Stymied by forbidding terrain and weather, as well as damaged roads and runways, aid has not yet arrived in several large towns where it's most needed, local officials told Reuters.
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The Andrew Yang campaign spent $3,15.63 at Suit Supply and Nordstrom on "attire for campaign events" — an apparent violation of FEC rules forbidding the purchase of clothes for political functions.
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The Commission said it had doubts whether the exemption on finance income earned by offshore subsidiaries complies with EU state aid rules forbidding preferential treatment of some companies over others.
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In this case, trial courts in Hawaii and Maryland issued preliminary injunctions forbidding the United States from implementing the third travel ban while the case is proceeding through the courts.
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While attending a synod in Rome in 1980, Archbishop Quinn ruffled feathers by informing the assembled bishops that the church would have to address resistance to its doctrines forbidding contraception.
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"The border is generally portrayed as a forbidding and terrifying no man's land," said June Carolyn Erlick, the editor in chief of ReVista, the Harvard-based journal of Latin America.
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Similar legal actions had been initiated in other states.. A federal court in Washington state issued a stay forbidding travelers being detained there from being sent back to their home country.
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In addition to Donnelly's ruling in New York: --A federal court in Washington state has issued a stay forbidding travelers being detained there from being sent back to their home country.
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Officials say they fear the sites might violate local housing laws or inflate housing costs, so the City Council wants to study the sites while forbidding their use in the meantime.
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WITH its forbidding bulk and high walls, the former hostel for immigrants stands out amid the abandoned factories and jumble of railway lines of Brás, in the heart of São Paulo.
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Among several corrective actions the complaint seeks, advocates for the families want DHS to announce a clear policy forbidding any tactics that pressure people into making decisions affecting their legal cases.
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Amazon will stop forbidding third-party merchants who list on its e-commerce platform in the United States from selling the same products on other sites for lower prices, reports Axios.
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In response to these findings, Barack Obama's Education and Justice departments "determined that discrimination on the basis of gender identity was included within the ambit of these laws forbidding sex discrimination".
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Children's Books When I was growing up, the Yeti — who back then went by the more formal and forbidding name "abominable snowman" — was a creature capable of stirring up serious fear.
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Management's alleged perniciousness extends to securing beards for both Styles and Tomlinson, contractually forbidding the two to be gay, and regularly distributing fake pictures of their involvement in straight, heteronormative relationships.
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In December, the FCC voted to undo the 2015 Open Internet Order which established net neutrality rules by forbidding broadband providers from throttling users' internet speed and blocking legal online content.
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Alexandre Callet, who runs Les Ecuries de Richelieu in Paris, says he is forbidding financiers after numerous banks turned down his request for a €70,000 loan to open a second restaurant.
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He also spearheaded rulings forbidding states from establishing English as an official language and barring public schools from compelling students to recite the words "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Lewis, the decision last month in which the Court held that bosses are allowed to include (and enforce) provisions in employment contracts forbidding workers from joining a class action against them.
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Shot on location in Iceland, the film uses the expansive landscapes to forbidding effect, emphasizing the isolation of the characters and how their makeshift family is their sole protection from doom.
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Coach K has been under some heat for banning Duke players from their own locker room, and forbidding them from wearing Duke gear until the team picks up it's poor play.
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But earlier this week, a judge issued a permanent injunction in the case -- forbidding her from not only distributing the tape ... but she's not even allowed to let anyone see it.
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President Donald Trump's executive order forbidding entry to the United States by refugees and other citizens of seven majority-Muslim countries was protested heavily at airports around the country this weekend.
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This gives the authorities more powers, including forbidding mass gatherings, setting curfews, increasing surveillance, closing public spaces that may present soft targets for terrorists and conducting house searches without judicial oversight.
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Neighbors said the children were all home-schooled and that their parents kept them on a tight leash, forbidding them from mingling with neighbors or playing with kids outside the family.
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The summit is a craggy and forbidding sharkfin, narrow at the top and dropping away on all sides; the highest point is his brilliant, title-winning season with the Dallas Mavericks.
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Another possible safe haven was found in Egypt, but it, too, proved forbidding: Thousands ran from Cairo after Egyptian security forces killed dozens of asylum-seekers in a massacre in 2005.
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Doug Ducey signed a bill forbidding doctors who prescribe the abortion medication mifepristone to deviate from the Food and Drug Administration's specifications that were in effect as of last Dec. 313.
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Just as in the Charlie Gard case, the courts here effectively terminated the rights of Alfie's parents, forbidding them to seek transfer to other facilities that wished to care for Alfie.
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President Trump rolled back the 2016 policy, forbidding new military recruits from transitioning and allowing the military to discharge those currently serving if they do not present as their birth gender.
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Suggestions include starting it at daybreak, not the middle of the night, and screening the crowds, forbidding backpacks and deterring guns, the way Times Square is secured on New Year's Eve.
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These two Arctics are at odds with one another, pushing diametrically opposed narratives: We can either see a place of forbidding, exotic danger, or a place endangered by our reckless existence.
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She decided at last that a horse-bit patterned pajama shirt and trousers, topped by a chunky black fur and accented with forbidding shades, would lend her the requisite star power.
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The new law also comes after governors in a handful of states have signed executive orders forbidding their agencies from doing business with internet service providers that violate open internet principles.
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It is perhaps best thought of as a sound environment, and a forbidding one, in keeping with the story by Hans Christian Andersen that serves as its inspiration and basic libretto.
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Bender culled 303 film titles from their pages and incorporated her selections into a 50-foot installation entitled "People in Pain" (1988/2014), a forbidding, crinkled mass of jet-black vinyl.
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In 2011, only five roughly equivalent American places existed in China — at American embassies or consulates, sites that are closely watched by Chinese security and forbidding for local residents to enter.
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These dire numbers have led both federal and local governments to join forces and enact strict policies forbidding people from leaving their homes in order to keep the infection rates low.
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The area in which Mr. Sahraoui's group operates contains some of the most forbidding terrain on the planet, a landscape of undulating dunes where cellphone towers are few and far between.
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Over the past 55 years, thanks to that forward-looking reading of the law, Title VII has addressed harms that Congress never foresaw, such as forbidding sexual harassment and gender stereotyping.
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But this will produce little effect in Caracas unless Washington imposes oil-related restrictions: expropriating Citgo, the Pdvsa-owned oil company, or forbidding oil exports and imports to and from Venezuela.
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But it also limits the kinds of stories that directors, writers and actors can tell — for example, forbidding themes like spirituality, or showing crime in anything other than a negative light.
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When one sporting publisher realized that "hunting stories — hunters pitted against elusive, dangerous animals in forbidding terrain — possessed unique narrative power," as Dray writes, the hook-and-bullet genre was born.
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As the play takes place at night on the edge of the Wyoming wilderness, most of Laura Jellinek's set is forbidding empty space; the lighting (by Isabella Byrd) is unrelievedly dark.
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An obituary last Thursday about John Mace, an advocate for same-sex marriage, misstated part of the name of an organization that lobbied for changes in state laws forbidding such marriages.
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The fierce tannins of Bandol may bring to mind the equally forbidding structure of a young Barolo, as might a licorice quality in its flavors, but any similarity ends right there.
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Mysterious and even a little forbidding, it stands erect, like a chunk of fuselage that's broken off from an interstellar vessel and lodged itself in a volcanic boulder on the moon.
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CreditCreditAndre D. Wagner for The New York Times In the late 1980s, Bruckner Boulevard was a forbidding stretch of asphalt strung with disused factories, dim tattoo parlors and fast-food depots.
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We are left with a human being: an exterior grown forbidding, dissolved by a luminous smile; a life sometimes double; and a soul whose innocence was preserved over almost a century.
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You can find those policies here, but you won't find instructions forbidding Post reporters from linking to other publications' stories or from posting evidence of people on the internet behaving badly.
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The agency regulates one of the most technical and high-risk industries in the United States, so NRC guidance must pass through a forbidding regimen of scientific review and bureaucratic compliance.
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The suspect has remained publicly unidentified because of a court-imposed order of silence forbidding the Israeli authorities from naming him, at least until his next court hearing on March 30.
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Beyond that, Kazakhstan is planning to attract foreign direct investment, support exports, develop tourism, and boost agriculture while forbidding land sales to foreigners — a measure supported by the majority of Kazakhs.
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Federal agencies also remain subject to a White House memorandum, written by Mr. Obama's science adviser, John P. Holdren, that requires scientific integrity policies forbidding the alteration or suppression of research.
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Federal agencies also remain subject to a White House memorandum, written by Mr. Obama's science adviser, John P. Holdren, that requires scientific integrity policies forbidding the alteration or suppression of research.
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But he has focused most of his argument on his free speech claim, relying on Supreme Court decisions forbidding the government from compelling people to say things they do not believe.
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Mr. Burr said the Senate was not looking at the problem with the idea of "banning or forbidding products," suggesting such a ban would be at odds with the American system.
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A rap mixtape whose dominant pleasures lie in the athletic mastery of motion, impeccably streamlined efficiency, and neat formal lines, is a rap mixtape that cultivates a forbidding, determined, composed tone.
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Instead of forbidding people from buying tobacco, the laws may have actually done the far more difficult task: finally, and permanently, convincing people to never try smoking in the first place.
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Rights groups slammed the ruling by Waldemar de Carvalho, a federal judge in the capital of Brasília, which overturns a 1999 decision forbidding psychologists to offer treatments claiming to cure gays.
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They were able to receive papal dispensation to clear the canon law forbidding a man to marry his brother's widow, as Catherine claimed that she and Arthur had never consummated their marriage.
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The aim of the expanding U.S. assistance is to build an Afghan air force able to support counter-insurgency forces fighting in remote and forbidding terrain with air strikes, supplies and intelligence.
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But the part of the treaty forbidding nuclear weapons — which made the deal a non-armament measure — has never been violated and has enabled space to be a peaceful region of exploration.
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Since taking office, he has issued two versions of an executive order banning refugees from coming to the US for 120 days and forbidding migrants from six (originally seven) majority-Muslim nations.
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Our bias may stem from the fact that modern day Venus is so forbidding, with its impenetrably thick atmosphere, toxic thunderclouds, and atmospheric pressure nearly 63 times higher than that of Earth.
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But it has since levelled off because of rising barriers to entry, including a decline in the number of competitive seats and soaring campaign costs, which are especially forbidding to political outsiders.
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The local government in Yulin has in recent years also disassociated itself from the event, forbidding its employees from attending and limiting its size by shutting down some dog markets and slaughterhouses.
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Entering Argentina several years ago, Gulliver's eye was caught by a sign reading "Las Malvinas son Argentinas" (the Falkland Islands are Argentine), with an accompanying sign forbidding tourists from photographing the slogan.
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Effective as his invention may be, its forbidding price reflects an old-fashioned idea: that child rearing is inherently tied to social status, that you have to spend in order to care.
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The US gradually rolled out the Cuba embargo between 1960 and 1962 (the embargo is a set of really powerful economic sanctions, forbidding almost all trade and travel between the two countries).
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Since late March, authorities in the bigger cities have intensified their campaign to drive speculators out of the property market, taking steps like forbidding buyers from selling newly purchased homes too quickly.
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The institute is also running into issues over whether it filed the proper fundraising paperwork, the Times reported, and whether it broke federal laws forbidding nonprofits from endorsing or opposing political candidates.
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On a recent Tuesday evening in SoHo, under a flag recently unfurled, the doors of Raden opened, provided you had the right name to drop to the forbidding doorman stationed before them.
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She and her family were beneficiaries of past government programs that distributed free land, part of an effort to encourage people to move to what was then a forbidding expanse of savanna.
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It was bad enough that we were abandoning beloved Park Slope, with its brownstones and organic coffee bars, for a country still often seen in the American imagination as callous and forbidding.
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The bill would have enshrined in law a long-standing provision that is tacked on to appropriations bills every year, forbidding the use of federal funds for abortions in programs like Medicaid.
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A few weeks later, while walking in SoHo, I looked through the window of a boutique that housed expensive, forbidding-looking clothes, and reflected on how self-conscious I'd feel walking in.
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"Bathing in Moonlight," which has been handsomely mounted under the direction of Emily Mann, is given a veneer of currency in its implicit criticism of the church's rules forbidding priests to marry.
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The conceit derived from a joke bylaw that actually got passed in southern France, at the time of the U.F.O. scares of the fifties, forbidding any alien to land in a vineyard.
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But forbidding religiously conservative women from using the beach, or pools, will only reinforce the notion that one cannot be a law-abiding, proud French citizen while fulfilling basic requirements for modesty.
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The NCAA board voted to modify its rule forbidding players from marketing themselves for a profit, which could open doors for college athletes to become the next big thing in influencer marketing.
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There, a pristine presidential residence lay in the shadow of a 1,300-foot-tall outcropping of rock — a forbidding presence in a city that, unlike Lagos, was not yet touched by chaos.
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Until about one week ago, Hillary Clinton's lead over Donald Trump was forbidding enough that for all practical purposes, the question was whether Trump would lose badly or in a historic landslide.
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The plaintiffs said the city's rules forbidding them from taking their guns to ranges or other homes outside city limits amounted to a "draconian" transport ban in violation of the Second Amendment.
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As Buzzfeed News reports, the first mention of the NYANSAPO Festival allegedly forbidding the attendance of white people came from the extreme right media outlet Fdesouche Friday afternoon, and snowballed from there.
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The next year, the Treasury put personal sanctions on Mr. Henríquez, which had the effect of forbidding Americans to do business with him and authorizing federal investigators to freeze his financial assets.
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Forbidding race as a factor in admissions would be a bigger blow to diversity at smaller universities, whose smaller student bodies limit the cross-section of the world that can be accommodated.
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Last week, Saudi Arabia closed off the highways, sea routes and airports in war-torn Yemen, forbidding humanitarian groups from even shipping chlorine tablets for the Yemenis suffering from a cholera epidemic.
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The Virginia legislature just changed that, voting in favor of a bill that would require a judge's approval for anyone under age 18 to marry and forbidding marriage for teenagers under 353.
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Think of it as the first of Pinter's many theatrical alarm calls: a cry for help from a writer besotted with language who also knew the forbidding terrain that exists beyond words.
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That is why they go as far as forbidding people from having beards or fasting during Ramadan, and forcing them to consume pork and alcohol, both of which are forbidden in Islam.
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If the organization has seemed forbidding to some, he said, it has more to do with the fact that it's tied to Lincoln Center, one of the city's most prestigious cultural hubs.
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Paris has all but ensured the relative purity of its honey by eliminating the use of pesticides in city parks and gardens, and forbidding pesticides on plantings on home terraces or roofs.
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Though his environment is forbidding, some of the grievances he has lodged with jail officials — there have been at least 11 of them as of last month — have been decidedly small-bore.
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Fashion's embrace of gender-fluid dressing felt ever more relevant this season after the recent news story of British schoolboys wearing plaid skirts in protest of a dress-code policy forbidding shorts.
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In Australia, agricultural scientists are in a strong position to provide the global agricultural community with valuable insights into what it will take to harvest successful crops in an increasingly forbidding climate.
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Salvadoran lawmakers passed a measure last August forbidding the sale of islands to foreigners, acting in response to news that Chinese entrepreneurs were trying to acquire Isla Perico and a nearby island.
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And then Attorney General Loretta Lynch could have issued an order forbidding James Comey to go public with the news of the reopening of the investigation into Hillary Clinton but did not.
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OBITUARIES An obituary last Thursday about John Mace, an advocate for same-sex marriage, misstated part of the name of an organization that lobbied for changes in state laws forbidding such marriages.
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A 1913 statute, still on the books, sought to thwart propaganda by forbidding the hiring of "publicity experts," a ban that has as much to do with modern communication as cuneiform tablets.
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Because the state passed a law forbidding New York City from reinstating its own rules, it's not possible for the city to resume its allegedly illegal behavior if this case is dismissed.
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But Airbnb last May settled its lawsuit with San Francisco, which was over a local ordinance forbidding home-rental companies from taking bookings for hosts who have not properly registered their homes.
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Her plan calls for limiting lobbyists' influence on domestic elections by forbidding them from making political contributions, acting as "bundlers" -- or helping to pool other people's donations -- and hosting fundraisers for candidates.
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Eduardo Li, former president of the Costa Rican Football Association, and Brayan Jimenez, former president of the Guatemalan Football Association, are accused of violating FIFA rules including those forbidding bribery and corruption.
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EFF says that Wagner's blog is protected under the Consumer Review Fairness Act, a law passed by Congress last year that blocks companies from forbidding reviews as part of their terms of service.
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Yet it's hard to ignore how the name doubles as an astute symbol of her plight: Alone on a forbidding frontier, trudging slowly forward, engulfed on all sides by darkness and lethal pressure.
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Earlier this week, United States and United Kingdom officials announced new restrictions for airline passengers from eight Middle Eastern countries, forbidding passengers to carry electronics larger than a smartphone into an airplane cabin.
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A leading Republican at a time when the party was campaigning on forbidding gay marriage, he voiced support for Mary, who was then in a longterm relationship with her later wife, Heather Poe.
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Perhaps moving Britain's cockpit from the pompous, forbidding, Oxbridge-college air of Westminster to these airy Victorian temples of manufacturing and entrepreneurial ingenuity would improve politics: making it more optimistic, accessible and ambitious.
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A Louisiana mayor has lifted a ban on Nike products after initially forbidding local facilities from buying items from the brand after the company announced its campaign with former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
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"Ever since we learned how forbidding it is on the surface, I think there's been a little bit less of that kind of fantasy about going to Venus," planetary scientist David Grinspoon says.
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The senator's forthcoming legislation will require border agents to secure a warrant to search any device, as well as forbidding law enforcement from pressuring travelers to give up their social media account credentials.
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This technology is moving so fast that the tooling around it seems to be failing to keep up, and also, conceptually, it's all still a little opaque and forbidding to the average engineer.
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"This is a fascinating example of harsh and forbidding environments where you're able to use unmanned technology to survey wide swaths of area," said Adam Lisberg, the communications director for drone manufacturer DJI.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria on Tuesday launched new legislation to outlaw travel websites' practice of forbidding hotels from offering rooms at lower prices on their own sites, following similar moves by France and Germany.
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In the letter, lawmakers say the business dealing between the Trump Organization and China may have violated U.S. laws forbidding public officials from accepting payments or gifts from foreign entities without Congress's approval.
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Many have exercised that option, but others remain in the dark about their rights because unions often impose labor neutrality clauses on state administrators, forbidding them to tell caregivers what they can do.
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Adams and his Federalists claimed the laws did not violate the First Amendment, because the government was not preemptively forbidding anyone from speaking or printing but exposed them to incarceration if they published.
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Three years ago psychiatrists from the nearby University of Indonesia developed a partnership with the center; they prescribed medication to patients, trained the nursing staff and enforced injunctions forbidding the chaining of patients.
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Backed by several consumer organizations, the bill, called the Forbidding Airlines from Imposing Ridiculous Fees Act, or FAIR Fees Act, follows an attempt to set minimum standards for seat size on commercial airlines.
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In 2009, the N.O.A.A. Office of Coast Survey spotted an uncharted shipwreck near the Farallon Islands, a forbidding cluster of sharp rocks known for shipwrecks and a large population of great white sharks.
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But if he survives a late revolt by his rivals and other leaders to become the party's standard-bearer in the general election, the electoral map now coming into view is positively forbidding.
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Warby Parker agreed to sign non-disclosure agreements forbidding the eyewear seller from using info about its technology to reverse-engineer the online eye exam or do anything besides partnering with the startup.
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It is flat, largely featureless, the vegetable fields and grazing acres dotted now and then by a factory or a forbidding convenience store with men in front swigging Gatorade or more numbing beverages.
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The crackdown includes installing spyware on Uighurs' phones, forbidding them from communicating with people outside the region, and locking up at least 1 million people in detention camps and jails across the region.
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TIVERTON, Ontario — Behind a forbidding high-security fence topped with razor wire, Supreme Pharmaceuticals is busy preparing for the legal marijuana trade, with workers expanding a greenhouse complex where the lucrative crop grows.
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While Montana lawmakers have passed legislation forbidding creation of a buffer zone, there is a hunting limit of two wolves in each of two districts adjacent to the northern boundary of the park.
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Linking the port to western China would be a new 22020,20223-mile network of highways and rails through the most forbidding stretch of Pakistan: Baluchistan Province, a resource-rich region plagued by militancy.
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In 2015, Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis of the United States District Court in Brooklyn ruled that contracts forbidding merchants to steer customers toward other forms of payment were an unlawful restraint of trade.
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Motel 6, one of the largest hotel chains in the United States, has introduced a policy forbidding its locations from sharing information on its guests with law enforcement unless they are compelled to.
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ICE says it has a "sensitive location" policy forbidding them from making arrests in schools, hospitals, churches, funerals and weddings, but a school bus stop is legal if there are no children present.
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But restrictions like cancelling school and forbidding public gatherings "would have to be in place for a very long time and will be very unpleasant for many people, worse than unpleasant," Lipsitch said.
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Over the three years of what was known as the Transglobe Expedition, they would struggle against high seas in the Roaring Forties, evade hungry polar bears, negotiate mountainous sand dunes and forbidding jungles.
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But industry as a whole, chastened by Shell's example, seems totally uninterested in the Arctic at a time when oil prices are falling and new discoveries are occurring in far less forbidding environments.
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Today's fight is driven by national companies, and they're in the vanguard: there is no federal law protecting L.G.B.T. people from discrimination, but three-quarters of Fortune 500 firms have policies forbidding it.
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A pagan spin on the Christmas tale, Xena is tasked with convincing a curmudgeonly king to end his ban forbidding subjects from celebrating the winter solstice (with stockings, pine trees, ornaments and all).
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The views from the bar the Espositos come to operate embody this antagonism: Out one window glimmers the solace of Sicily's lights, out the other looms the darkness of a forbidding, indifferent sea.
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Instead, the Democrats' enthusiastic base is demanding to compete on terrain that once seemed forbidding, a formula for disputes now and in 2018 about where to put the party's money and field operations.
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Think of it this way: Allowing hands-free talking and texting is akin to forbidding drivers from getting drunk on liquor yet letting them have a few beers before getting behind the wheel.
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The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis reversed a ruling forbidding Arkansas from carrying through with Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson's directive to suspend Medicaid reimbursements to a Planned Parenthood affiliate.
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In 2011, Florida passed a law forbidding doctors to ask their patients about guns in the home, but portions of the law were struck down by a federal appeals court earlier this year.
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Five governors (from Montana, Hawaii, New Jersey, Vermont and New York) have in recent weeks signed executive orders forbidding their states from doing business with internet service providers who violate net neutrality principles.
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And if other potential Republican Senate recruits are daunted by the forbidding political environment, it could hamper their ability to win some of the Democratic-controlled seats they have been eyeing for months.
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There is no specific law in Tunisia forbidding the businesses to open, only an administrative memorandum, known as the Mzali, which gained its name from the prime minister who enacted it in 1981.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland — Olympic officials banned the Russian Federation from the 2018 Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, on Tuesday, forbidding Russia's flag, anthem and government officials from having any part in the event.
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This forbidding formality that seems rooted in a solipsistic concern with material exploration was even more evident in the section curated by Waltercio Caldas (which contained much too much of his own work).
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The main difference is that when we start becoming invested in inventing nightmare scenarios involving artificial intelligence, we're basically forbidding ourselves from creating something new and interesting because bad things might possibly happen.
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The Outer Space Treaty of 1967 — which the Kennedy administration helped work on — includes language advocating for a peaceful use of space and forbidding weapons in outer space or on celestial bodies, Logsdon said.
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The torture included slamming the boy onto the bedroom floor, whipping him with a belt and cord, pouring hot sauce into his mouth and forbidding him to use the bathroom, according to the documents.
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The new FCC proposal, announced last week, responds to criticism of the Commission's recently-issued consent decree forbidding Verizon and other ISPs from sharing customers' internet activity with third parties unless they opt in.
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The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals St. Louis reversed a federal judge's ruling forbidding Arkansas from carrying through with Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson's directive to suspend Medicaid reimbursements to a Planned Parenthood affiliate.
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Technically, the executive order is country- and company-agnostic — forbidding US companies from using technology from businesses controlled by undefined "foreign adversaries," but it's widely interpreted as being targeted at Chinese telecom firm Huawei.
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But if it's more about a steady progression, suffice to say that since last January, the New York winter has become less forbidding to the man who left his heart in balmy Los Angeles.
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In particular, Zuckerberg seems to have been unaware of Luckey's non-disclosure agreement with Zenimax, which includes a clause forbidding him from using the proprietary information to gain a competitive advantage against the company.
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SAN JOSE (Reuters) - Costa Rica's first same-sex wedding has been blocked by notaries who are refusing to recognize it until laws forbidding gay marriage are changed, setting them at odds with the president.
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My staff are representative of the British public, firmly rooted in the values of our liberal democracy, doing some extraordinary and highly effective work in the face of a set of forbidding modern threats.
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A similar merger between Comcast and NBCUniversal was approved without a lawsuit in 2011, although Comcast agreed to a consent decree forbidding it from treating NBCU content more favorably than competitors on its network.
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The family's forbidding, 80-something patriarch, Jean-Louis Trintignant, still sits at the head of the table, but its construction business is now run by his children (played by Isabelle Huppert and Matthieu Kassovitz).
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The French government's DGCCRF competition and anti-fraud agency found that Intermarche broke a French law forbidding retailers from selling products below their actual cost, junior economy minister Delphine Geny-Stephann said on Thursday.
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Charles McDew, whose three arrests in two days as a college student for violating South Carolina's forbidding racial codes transformed him into a civil rights pioneer, died on April 3 in West Newton, Mass.
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In his 1998 book, Don't Tell Dad: A Memoir, Peter said his mom's death was something that his "forbidding figure" father, who was remote and often away on set, lied about and subsequently "ignored".
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The plan outlines stricter rules for peer-to-peer (P2P) platforms, where lending quadrupled last year to 440 billion yuan ($67 billion), according to Citigroup research, forbidding them from holding clients' capital in-house.
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Now, when the company abruptly cracks down on accounts that violate its longstanding policies forbidding hate speech, divisive figures like Alex Jones can cry censorship, roiling hundreds of thousands of followers in the process.
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When the Commander returns to find what they've done, it's a reminder of just how dangerous it is when women break the law forbidding them from writing – and not just to Serena and June.
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Republicans refused to allow a vote on legislation with overwhelming public support: a bill to close a loophole on background checks, and another forbidding people on the FBI's terrorism watch list from buying guns.
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The government is banking on the fact that detention is so unpleasant, and the prospect of fighting an immigration case so forbidding, that many immigrants will just give up and opt to be deported.
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You enter the four-story structure from the corner, through a dark and somewhat forbidding external foyer, but once inside, you are rewarded with a beautifully proportioned atrium where light floods down from above.
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In addition to the outcry from businesses, North Carolina has encountered pressure from the Obama administration, which has previously argued that gay, lesbian and transgender people are protected by federal laws forbidding gender discrimination.
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His story had suspense and pathos: a creature that finds himself alone in an unfamiliar and forbidding environment, without access to food or water, embarks on a highly risky journey in order to survive.
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The map is not entirely forbidding for Mr. Trump: Both Republicans and Democrats see him as holding an edge in Iowa, a heavily white state with six electoral votes that President Obama won twice.
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Clinton's lead over Mr. Trump appears to have contracted modestly, but not enough to threaten her advantage over all or to make the electoral math less forbidding for Mr. Trump, Republicans and Democrats said.
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However, for those diners with an adventuresome palate and literal intestinal fortitude, we also recommend la lengua entomata, a stewed beef tongue dish, and the pigblood sausage, otherwise known by the forbidding name moronga.
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It took a few more months of other slights, including officials at the Leaning Tower of Pisa forbidding Mopsy, entry to the tourist site despite a law allowing it, for her to take action.
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The payment was a personal injury settlement, and included a nondisclosure contract, forbidding the woman from discussing the deal, according to the source, who did not want to be named for fear of retribution.
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In an interview from the summer of 2015, the songwriter Michael Dulaney told me that his publishing company had recently sent an email forbidding its employees from submitting songs about trucks, whiskey, or rivers.
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Meanwhile, the fear that making the rich pay more in state taxes — or, more precisely, forbidding them to deduct those payments from their federal taxes — will suddenly induce cuts to social services is overwrought.
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Trendspotting 8 Photos View Slide Show ' The hoodie, the streetwear insignia of rappers, hackers and girls with forbidding tattoos, reared its head unexpectedly this week in a surfeit of springtime tints, weights and forms.
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John Hickenlooper, who told the Denver Post that Colorado does not have any resources on the southern border, signed an executive order forbidding state agencies from separating children from parents who violated immigration laws.
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When Mr. Fountas moved into his new apartment last August, he loved it, but he did make one disappointing discovery: Parking options nearby were very limited, with all streets forbidding parking between 2 a.m.
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Incapable of negotiating with Catalans, it delegated the matter to the judicial branch, which issued an order forbidding the referendum, an order that ultimately led to the police's use of excessive force against voters.
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Did you pay any attention to the privacy clause forbidding us from licensing your data to third party research groups, pharmaceutical companies, or whoever sticks their head in the lab and asks what's happening?
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In June, parliament passed an amendment to the electoral law forbidding candidates who benefited from "charitable associations" or foreign funding in the year before an election, which would have banned him from the race.
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The contrast with the steel structures couldn't be starker — the colossal increase in scale and change of materials transform the character of the concept, lending it a forbidding grandeur intrinsic to its engineering perfection.
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"That's My Boy" (1951), "The Stooge" (1953) and "The Caddy" (20133) approached psychological drama with their forbidding father figures and suggestions of sibling rivalry; Mr. Lewis had a hand in the writing of each.
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Ms. Atwood is something of a scholar of Puritanism, and she said every horrific episode in the story happened somewhere in history already, whether stonings or enslavement, reproductive restrictions or forbidding women to read.
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On Monday afternoon, the United States Treasury Department added him to a growing list of Venezuelan officials facing sanctions, freezing any American assets the president owns and forbidding Americans to do business with him.
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Big Machine Records denied forbidding Swift from performing her old songs in the documentary, but later, Swift's publicist shared documents that seemingly confirmed that they would not license the songs for the Netflix project.
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It's all part of a blanket ban placed on TV and radio outlets -- forbidding them from reporting on campaign issues, opinion polls, political statements and candidates between the start of voting at 7 a.m.
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As evocative as a collection of such highly worked objects can be, there's something forbidding about them, too, a hermetic focus on the artist's labor and process that's not particularly open to outside viewers.
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But late Friday afternoon, the Bureau of Prisons confirmed that Mr. Guzmán had been taken to the nation's most forbidding federal prison, the United States Penitentiary Administrative Maximum Facility, or ADX, in Florence, Colo.
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But late Friday afternoon, the Bureau of Prisons confirmed that Mr. Guzmán had been taken to the nation's most forbidding federal prison, the United States Penitentiary Administrative Maximum Facility, or ADX, in Florence, Colo.
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It will seem almost a bargain to anyone who eats in other restaurants that have wine lists like Pinch's, which takes in pét-nats and skin-contact wines in styles from forbidding to friendly.
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You think the sheer wall of rock ahead of you is your final trial, but, as the path snakes its way up, another wall appears beyond, then another, each one steeper and more forbidding.
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And when we can make out the tune — "Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer, do" — it's almost spooky in its old-timey sweetness, at odds with the spare, forbidding space we see before us.
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Half of those states — including Arizona, Michigan and Oklahoma — have retained abortion bans passed in the pre-Roe era, in some cases forbidding the procedure unless the life of the woman is at risk.
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Because Cécile had injured her ribs in a fall, I had to interview the two sisters in a somewhat noisy long-term care and recovery hospital across the street from Montreal's forbidding Bordeaux jail.
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I love my son (and his Minecraft creations), but the question both he and crypto developers may be forgetting to ask is, why would anyone want to enter this forbidding fortress—let alone attack it?
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In the past Moscow has cut off gas supplies to the country over disputes with Kiev, while the Ukrainian government considered forbidding anthracite imports from Russia in 2017 although no ban has yet been imposed.
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Indeed, companies large and small — including the president's own — have regularly been caught forbidding their employees from giving interviews without supervisory approval, and have been sanctioned by federal regulators for excessively controlling their employees' speech.
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They are iconic, the so-called horror-punk band that played hard and demonically fast while singer Glenn Danzig—a huge, dark creature from New Jersey with a forbidding curtain of long black hair—screamed.
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In the meantime, Hernández has quietly cemented his power, taking control of most of the country's institutions, including the Supreme Court, which in 2000 struck down a law forbidding presidents from seeking a second term.
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Australia, New Zealand and the Red Cross have all pledged aid, though reaching the remote area has proven challenging as forbidding terrain, bad weather, as well as damaged roads and runways have delayed aid efforts.
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The windowless stations, gunmetal grey, with forbidding grilles on their doors, are part of a "grid-management system" like that which Mr Chen pioneered when he was party boss in Tibet from 22010 to 246.
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Ahmadis have faced particular pressure since a 1974 constitutional amendment which declared them non-Muslim and a ruling a decade later by military ruler General Zia ul Haq explicitly forbidding them from calling themselves Muslim.
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The story certainly plays up the distant, forbidding Alaskan setting, where the sun sets at 3:30PM, the temperatures are lethal, and Medora regards Russell's ordinary outdoor survival gear with something between contempt and pity.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS The Pennsylvania Game Commission, meanwhile, is forbidding hunters from bringing whole deer carcasses back into the state from neighboring New York, Ohio, Maryland and West Virginia.
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Macron's team said a "massive" hack had dumped emails, documents and campaign financing information online just before campaigning ended on Friday and France entered a quiet period, effectively forbidding politicians from commenting on the leak.
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Media on Sunday said the women were charged under Islamic laws forbidding lesbian sex at the Shariah High Court in Terengganu, a conservative state ruled by the Islamist opposition party Pan-Malaysian Islamist Party (PAS).
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Last month, Washington became the first state in the country to pass its own net neutrality law, forbidding internet service providers from blocking or throttling web content, or from charging websites for higher delivery speeds.
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Despite being served with a protective order forbidding her to contact the victim, prosecutors claim that Hadley began posting the Craigslist adverts soliciting her rape, continuing to do so even after being arrested by police.
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We aren't trying to forcefully assimilate people anymore by residential schools and banning cultural activities, forbidding events, like all the things you're reading about in 21 Things You May Not Know About the Indian Act.
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Instead of reading the Sixth Amendment as guaranteeing legal counsel in all criminal matters, he said the Constitution's drafters only wanted to bar the government from forbidding a defendant from hiring a lawyer at all.
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MUMBAI, March 4 (Reuters) - India's Supreme Court overturned on Wednesday a central bank ban forbidding lenders to facilitate banking transactions for cryptocurrency exchanges and traders, removing a major hurdle for the development of the sector.
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But the two tourists were hauled off to a Berlin police station after running afoul of decades-old laws forbidding the use of some symbols and gestures — like those used by Hitler and his followers.
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Yet the year the picture was made, one of the most important civil rights bills he ever wrote, the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom — forbidding discrimination against the practice of any faith — became American law.
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Yet there is something so forbidding and exotic about this space that a group of girls in Cammie's class show up uninvited (and later take to calling themselves the Jailbirds), vying to become tragedy tourists.
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But the Justice Department has long applied the law as forbidding a "double acting" official, said Martin Lederman, a Georgetown University law professor who worked in the Office of Legal Counsel during the Obama administration.
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One morning in her office, she told me that she had recently gone to a management seminar where the instructor advised the lawyers in attendance to establish a stringent policy forbidding porn in the workplace.
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When she is finally granted a moment of joy, you understand why Azell (and the playwright) keep coming back to her despite her forbidding qualities; sometimes, if only briefly, peace can exist, and it's beautiful.
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The NDA's as described in the press also appear to run afoul of many other laws ranging from those protecting whistleblowers to ones forbidding officials from demanding anything of value in exchange for government jobs.
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The dispute arising from Shelby County, Alabama, has been Roberts' most consequential decision on race to date, forbidding federal officials from screening potentially discriminatory voting rules from states like Alabama with histories of racial bias.
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Much of The Witch's story is drawn from real, contemporaneous accounts and folk tales, written by very real Puritans who had moved to North America and saw the deep, dark woods as foreboding and forbidding.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady on Monday grounded his father — humorously forbidding him from talking to the media after he ripped NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell in a television interview for suspending his son.
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However absurd your proposal turns out to be, they'll offer lodging facilities originally created for military and defense contractors, or the use of the "Tesmec Rock Hawg," a forbidding heavy-duty terrain-leveling and excavation vehicle.
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In early 2018, in the shadow of the rise of the #MeToo movement, Congress passed new rules forbidding relationships between lawmakers and their staffers as a way to combat sexual harassment and misconduct on Capitol Hill.
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Tesla has denied claims that there were safety defects in the suspension of its Model S and Model X cars, angrily refuting "preposterous" allegations that it made customers sign contracts forbidding them to talk to regulators.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel was widely criticized for giving prosecutors the nod to pursue the case against the comedian and it prompted the government to say it would rescind an archaic law forbidding insults of foreign leaders.
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Senior officials also once again rejected Washington's accusations that China forces foreign companies to share their technology with Chinese joint-venture partners, adding that Beijing has passed a rule forbidding government entities from such illegal behavior.
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Its rules on campaigning appeared designed to trip up politicians by, among other things, forbidding candidates from mentioning the royal family, severely limiting the use of social media and specifying how big certain placards could be.
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Although the genre's repeated keyboard loops have, melodically, always cultivated a forbidding tone, hip-hop aesthetes accustomed to hearing aggressive Southern rap as party music will have to adjust before hearing the pain in Future's voice.
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While U.S. President Donald Trump agreed a new trade pact with Mexico and Canada, a controversial clause in the trilateral agreement, forbidding similar deals with "non-market" countries, was seen as raising risks for Sino-U.
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In recent years, Formula One teams have written exclusive contracts with their drivers, often forbidding them not only to take part in other forms of racing or in potentially dangerous activities, like riding motorcycles or skiing.
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The 14th-century fortress's jagged towers, built to guard the nearby city of Brasov from attacks by the Ottoman Turks, and its forbidding surroundings, ideal as a horror film backdrop, gave rise to its famous name.
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Addressing workplace romance can be complicated, but many companies remove any gray areas by forbidding managers, especially C-suite executives, from having relationships with subordinates given the potential for favoritism or lawsuits if the relationship sours.
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The scene framed a corner of a forbidding, 25-foot-high red house of sorts, with a Second Empire style, a faux mansard roof and an oval space where an oculus window would soon be placed.
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There have already been reports that the next step is for the league to pass a rule forbidding teams from letting individual players go the the Olympics, like the Capitals had promised to do with Ovechkin.
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ZTE was hit by a ban last month from Washington, forbidding U.S. firms from supplying it with components and technology after it was found to have violated U.S. export restrictions by illegally shipping goods to Iran.
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" The dispute began in August 2014, when a California agency sent letters to insurance companies in the state saying that they had to cover abortions, and forbidding the exclusion of abortions that are not "medically necessary.
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But however justice is finally administered in his case, we should try to grasp what social and psychological forces made him what he is, without the distracting din of moral denunciation forbidding us from doing so.
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SAN FRANCISCO — As San Francisco's Board of Supervisors prepared to vote Tuesday on an ordinance forbidding city agencies to use facial recognition technology, some proponents of the measure were uncertain if they had the necessary support.
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Set back on the open plain of Foley Square, its wide, sloping staircase rises to a wall of massive Corinthian columns, behind which looms a forbidding 30-story citadel crowned with a pyramid of shimmering gold.
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Congress, that bastion of progressive thought, has, since 2014, essentially codified the Cole Memo in each of its continuing spending resolutions, forbidding DOJ from spending tax dollars to prosecute individuals acting in accord with state law.
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And if Mr. Quist does fall short by a small margin, it will inflame tensions between energized progressives determined to leave few districts uncontested and more pragmatic party officials loath to spend money in forbidding territory.
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Irina Ratushinskaya, an indomitable Soviet dissident poet and novelist who, after barely surviving nearly four years in a brutal prison camp, delivered a singular woman's perspective on the forbidding gulag, died on July 240 in Moscow.
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Snaking and surging through the chilly and lopsided footpath, one passes through a sequence of monotone ochre panoramas bereft of motion, a psychic no-go zone just as forbidding as a seething wall of curled barbwire.
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There is no law forbidding a president from presiding over a family business while in office, but there are practical and ethical concerns that are now being considered by the Trump transition team and the President-elect.
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For instance, in March 2017, Trump signed an executive order that nullified an Obama administration initiative to ensure that federal contractors complied with labor and civil rights laws forbidding discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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The sensors on which the IIoT relies are now so affordable and easy to install — many are "lick 'n stick" — that we can now achieve "pervasive sensing" with them at these forbidding or difficult-to-access sites.
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Read: Women being branded by pimps In 2012, the President issued an Executive Order strengthening protections against trafficking related activities in federal contracts, such as forbidding contractors from charging recruitment fees to workers and confiscating identification documents.
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BERLIN — German WhatsApp users are spreading far-right propaganda through the use of stickers and chain letters, and the company is doing little to nothing to stop it, despite local laws forbidding the use of Nazi imagery.
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Suharto, who rose to power at the time, adopted a policy of forced assimilation, obliging them to adopt Indonesian names, withdrawing Confucianism's status as one of the country's officially recognised religions and forbidding the teaching of Chinese.
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Pornhub outlined its rules online which included forbidding people to carry out "denial of service" attacks which essentially overload a server and cause issues on the website, as well as physical attacks against offices and data centers.
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That many former Google employees worked in the administration of Barack Obama may have contributed to this inertia, but the real reason is America's forbidding jurisprudence, says William Kovacic of George Washington University, a former FTC chairman.
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But this failed to impress the U.S. Federal Reserve, which imposed restrictions in February on the bank's growth, forbidding it to expand its balance sheet beyond 221.93 levels until it makes internal changes that addressed risk management.
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Lots of malware will try to outwit scanners by hiding in certain processes or forbidding certain sections of the hard drive, so a high level of access is crucial for doing the basic work of antivirus scanning.
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The plan outlines stricter rules for peer-to-peer (P2P) platforms, where lending increased 13 percent last year to 440 billion yuan ($67 billion), according to Citigroup research, forbidding them from holding their clients' capital in house.
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I can never know if any of those maybes would have been a reality, but it seems pretty obvious that forbidding teachers from talking about gay people, in any way, directly impacts how gay students see themselves.
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Alex Younger said real spies had to cope with complex moral and physical challenges in the most forbidding environments on Earth, which would rule out the agent known as 007 because he lacked a strong ethical core.
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It also found five convicted pedophiles with profiles and reported them to Facebook via its own system but says none of the accounts were taken down — despite Facebook's own rules forbidding convicted sex offenders from having accounts.
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But on the whole, this final stretch of the Samurai Jack story is set to motor down a forbidding, lonesome path toward Jack's ultimate salvation, whether that be victory over Aku or the sweet escape of death.
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Though this investigation happened after Amazon started actively purging suspicious-looking reviews and forbidding the gifting of products in exchange for them, Wischhover used the free online tool Fakespot to test how well the measures had worked.
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But on the whole, this final stretch of the Samurai Jack story is set to motor down a forbidding, lonesome path toward Jack's ultimate salvation, whether that be victory over Aku or the sweet escape of death.
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Android has 90 percent of the mobile market in Europe If the EU forces the company to change how its apps get on Android devices (forbidding them from being preinstalled, for example), it could hurt Google's revenue.
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It can be a forbidding landscape for families trying to enroll their children, particularly in a city where, historically, federal statistics show that nearly half the adults are not literate enough to function effectively in everyday life.
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"People are always surprised when they see how beautiful it is," he said, beckoning me onto the sphagnum, though at this point, presented with a forbidding terrain of mist and stunted trees, I still needed some convincing.
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His buildings often evoked oohs and aahs from the public, but were not always a hit with critics, who called them concrete islands, self-contained cities within cities — serving their patrons yet insular, even forbidding to outsiders.
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Reports have detailed a coordinated government effort detain them, and to subject them to extremely high levels of surveillance, including installing spyware on their phones and forbidding them from communicating with people outside of the Xinjiang region.
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He said the department only refused to defend the pre-existing conditions provision as well as one forbidding insurers from charging people in the same community different rates based on gender, age, health status or other factors.
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