"Outlaw forever, forever outlaw" was how he described himself on Facebook.
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I was an outlaw then, and I remain an outlaw today.
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Australia already had its famed outlaw son; what did it need with an outlaw daughter?
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"He was a bit of an anti-hero and an outlaw, so putting him on the cover was an outlaw move and made us feel like an outlaw band," Rhys says, laughing.
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On Thursday, Outlaw&aposs mother called March early in the morning to say Lloyd was holding Outlaw at gunpoint.
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"States representing 140 million Americans are getting together to sue Outlaw Pruitt — not Administrator Pruitt, but Outlaw Pruitt," Gov.
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Sam Outlaw Sam Outlaw - "Dry in the Sun"Sam Outlaw - "Trouble"Sam Outlaw - "Now She Tells Me"Sam Outlaw - "Bottomless Mimosas" Step Brothers Step Brothers - "Boomshakalaka"Step Brothers - "Good Cop Bad Cop"Step Brothers - "13th Amendment" Cole Alexander from The Black Lips The Black Lips - "Can't Hold On"The Black Lips - "Occidental Front" Papa Roach Papa Roach - "Last Resort"Papa Roach - "Crooked Teeth"Papa Roach - "Born For Greatness"
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Prosecution legal team spokesman, Feizal Syahmenan, told CNN they would like three articles changed in the criminal code -- one to outlaw sex outside of marriage, one to outlaw homosexual rape and one to outlaw homosexual sex entirely.
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On the one hand I love outlaw culture, and I define outlaw culture as breaking the law that you think is wrong.
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But just thinking about this, I think drugs played into his rock 'n' roll outlaw persona, and I really emphasize the word outlaw.
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OUTLAW KING David Mackenzie ("Hell or High Water") directs this epic about Robert the Bruce, an outlaw who became the king of Scotland (and was previously seen in "Braveheart").
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Outlaw King: NETFLIX FILM This period drama follows Robert the Bruce's battle to regain control after being made an outlaw by the King of England for taking the Scottish Crown.
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Bo Outlaw and Kinetic Energy Where Antawn Jamison was an exemplar of speed and power in terms of fine motor movement, Bo Outlaw was a connoisseur of the gross motor.
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Outlaw abortion, be prepared to have every miscarriage investigated. .
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Hillary, think about it — they might even outlaw pantsuits.
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Mr. Curtis, 68, was portraying the 1880s deputy sheriff Kip Phillips in his final gun battle, in which the deputy killed the outlaw, Filomino Orante, but the outlaw killed the deputy, too.
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As for Paisley's comparison of Pink to country outlaw Hank Williams Jr., other than their different politics it holds up — if there is an outlaw in pop music, it is most definitely Pink.
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That year, he also released "Outlaw Pete," a children's book.
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We don't outlaw whispering or drawing the blinds for privacy.
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He thinks the outlaw Jesse James is a great man.
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Its purpose was to outlaw aggressive war and territorial conquest.
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But, how much of an outlaw can he honestly be?
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" Then, he said, "Outlaw punched the male once or twice.
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This outlaw did not always make it to the outhouse.
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If Faye is invisible, the subversive Cusk is the outlaw.
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Those laws also outlaw coordination between candidates and their supporters.
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Wade, which made it illegal for states to outlaw abortion.
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"Hindsight is always perfect," Portland Police Chief Danielle Outlaw said.
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Instead, we encourage sprawl, outlaw density and design around cars.
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WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT CHARLIE OUTLAW, by Leah Stewart.
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But his daring escapes cemented his reputation as an outlaw.
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Should they cooperate with someone who is essentially an outlaw?
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In essence, personhood laws outlaw most, if not all, abortions.
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No one disputes that Congress could itself outlaw sports betting.
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Most of Hypnospace Outlaw locks you out of this world.
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An outlaw avocado from Hawaii, the Sharwil, is now available.
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Ms. Gentile receives $182 a month in food stamps to feed herself, a 20-year-old son, Malliki Outlaw, and a 19-year-old daughter, Nevaeh Outlaw, who both have mental illnesses, she said.
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They're eager to see the outlaw country legend take the stage.
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One would outlaw all tailings dams for mining and industrial waste.
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GUTFELD: If you outlaw straws, then only outlaws will have straws.
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The easy (though puritanical) suggestion is to outlaw reality TV entirely.
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FIFA's decision to outlaw third-party ownership of soccer players' economic
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He's an outlaw country singer and I identify with his music.
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It was at that point, Outlaw testified, that the chase began.
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Outlaw describes their meetup like a classic scene from a romcom.
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The Bandidos are considered part of the 1% outlaw biker world.
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Nobody can question that Congress purposefully sought to outlaw sports betting.
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Other regulations outlaw bank employees from trading with their companies' cash.
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The mayor said there were no plans to outlaw prostitution outright.
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My mother would have to remain an outlaw in digital India.
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There are other well-trained outlaw militias in the region, too.
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But its outlaw couple even more prophesied the "Pretty Poison" kids.
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Legislator Michaelle Solages aims to outlaw virginity tests amid T.I. fallout.
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Jesse Kinser joins the eliteNot all hackers have DeVoss' outlaw swagger.
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Turning Point: France becomes the first country to outlaw food waste.
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"This thing has really become like an outlaw currency," Cramer said.
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Some activists have called on the government to outlaw the schools.
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He's gotten to the end of his life as an outlaw.
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"Except that I want to outlaw the word 'gambling,' " he said.
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Most outlaw state contracts with businesses that work with BDS entities.
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It started with layups by Zach Leday, Ty Outlaw and Justin Robinson and continued with a string of five-straight 28-pointers, two by Ahmed Hill, one by Outlaw, one by Robinson and another by Justin Bibbs.
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Many of our sagas are about outlaws—there is even a statue of the Outlaw in Reykjavík, next to the National Museum—and the idea of the outlaw here is similar to the idea of the artist.
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The chastening of the outlaw hacker does not make a great campfire
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Not nearly all of the countries on Sanders' list outlaw private insurance.
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This month Panama became the first Central American country to outlaw them.
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But for everyone else, Outlaw King doesn't offer much to hang onto.
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Over more than four decades Provenzano became a legendary outlaw and fugitive.
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That's where you have two separate bills to outlaw surprise medical bills.
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Now, well over 30 states and the District of Columbia outlaw it.
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Captain Law operates Outlaw Fishing Charters out of Hampton Bay, New York.
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To me, Lizzie is a classic American outlaw fighting against the oppressor.
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As announced, the deal would not outlaw China's subsidizing state-owned enterprises.
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Being gay, you had to be almost an outlaw at that point.
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The court need not explicitly overturn Roe to functionally outlaw abortion, though.
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The Internationalists: How a Radical Plan to Outlaw War Remade the World.
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Outlaw King also stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Florence Pugh, and Stephen Dillane.
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But it would be wrong to outlaw them before knowing the answer.
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Will, Dolores, and Logan finally capture Slim, the outlaw they've been hunting.
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In recent years, China has taken moves to outlaw the ivory trade.
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And they're not content with merely looking the part of the outlaw.
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Is this epic-length journey about the utter banality of outlaw life?
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Merle was one of a kind—an outlaw, a poet, a giant.
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Neither Thompson nor Outlaw could be reached for comment for this story.
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By 2019 the EAC wants to outlaw imports of second-hand clothes.
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A state doesn't need to ban abortion in order to outlaw it.
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State laws that would explicitly outlaw or allow abortion if Roe v.
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The bill would outlaw abortions as early as six weeks after conception.
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The government made it that way by creating legislation to outlaw it.
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Editorial President Vladimir Putin is fast turning Russia into an outlaw nation.
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They invited every person age 18 to 21 to become an outlaw.
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Ty Outlaw added 14 points and Ahmed Hill 12 for the Hokies.
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Critical consensus: Outlaw King currently has a score of 60 on Metacritic.
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It is an effort to outlaw using the helmet as a weapon.
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Utah became the most recent state to outlaw the practice last month.
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CITIZEN OUTLAW: One Man's Journey From Gangleader to Peacekeeper, by Charles Barber.
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Morrison has mocked environmentalists as 'apocalyptic' and has threatened to outlaw protests.
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It's one thing, for example, to outlaw housing discrimination based on race.
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In fact, the first bill to outlaw lynching was introduced in 1900.
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The soloists are Leslie Fagan, Christopher Ainslie, Lawrence Jones and Sidney Outlaw.
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As Y2K nears in Hypnospace Outlaw, though, Dylan's facade starts wearing thin.
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Earlier this year, his trade negotiators successfully convinced China to outlaw fentanyl.
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Some have argued that legislation would be required to outlaw the devices.
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The Australian government moved swiftly to outlaw such weapons after the attack.
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In September, Michigan became the first state to outlaw e-cigarette flavors.
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The episode featured Berry traipsing along the fishing village of Port Isaac in Cornwall, described within the episode as a "fish lover's paradise," with her friend Nathan Outlaw, a seafood chef whose restaurant Nathan Outlaw has two Michelin stars.
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An even bigger group wants to outlaw assault rifles like the AR-15.
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FINLEY: Well, they can actually already basically outlaw the plan in their states.
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California and New York have already taken steps to outlaw that abusive practice.
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Does it mean that any of them could outlaw abortion across the land?
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Point of fact: If you outlaw strong encryption, only criminals will have it.
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Instead of playing as the outlaw Arthur Morgan, you create your own character.
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They're so clearly harmful that there's legislation out there to outlaw them altogether.
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Last July Mr Outlaw broke 30 bones in his face in one ride.
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If this boat's persona sounds like an outlaw, its getaway qualities are genuine.
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She's got a Dolly Parton-inspired voice and the spirit of an outlaw.
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How the unruly North Korean outlaw will ultimately respond remains to be seen.
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Never make a money order payable to "cash," Kevin Outlaw at Bankrate warns.
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Prince reportedly once said he wanted President Obama to outlaw birthdays and Christmas.
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RAWA would outlaw those operations, imposing a federal prohibition on all such sales.
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Check out the Outlaw Country episode here and the Glam Rock episode here.
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In Red Dead Redemption 2's America, outlaw gangs represent a dying breed.
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Bo Outlaw was two missed free throws away from doing it in 2000.
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If they outlaw our nuclear missiles, what's next—our beakers of hydrochloric acid?
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Also in 2016, California introduced a bill that would outlaw gender-based pricing.
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He had brought Rastafari, long seen as an outlaw cult, into the mainstream.
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San Francisco became the first US city to outlaw tobacco vapes in June.
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Hill, Ty Outlaw and Alexander-Walker connected on 3-pointers during the burst.
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More incidents of "child mailing" led the post office to outlaw the practice.
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In about 28 states, we are still fighting to outlaw discrimination in employment.
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It was called alternative country and eventually outlaw country and then eventually Americana.
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He has always put himself in the place of being a cultural outlaw.
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But... When I was a child, I really wanted to be an outlaw.
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Outlaw, an actress "needed to learn how to set limits, and enforce them."
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The room was designed by Brooklyn-based artists Jen Catron and Paul Outlaw.
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In 2005 a bill was introduced that would outlaw burning the American flag.
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One might be able to run with Outlaw but not Overflow, for instance.
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The Center for Reproductive Rights estimates that roughly 21 states would outlaw abortion.
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They shared outlaw posters on the internet, pleading to the public for help.
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Qatar, Sudan, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen all outlaw same-sex relations.
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"I'm the outlaw," Lars announces to himself, making the movie's audience his mirror.
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Presidents do not get to outlaw speech simply because they find it distasteful.
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But the outlaw escaped, killing two deputies on the way out of jail.
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Such a law could even technically outlaw singing protest songs about the police.
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New York, in 2001, became the first state to outlaw driver cellphone use.
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It's also the point after which Iowa lawmakers now intend to outlaw abortions.
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The Kuomintang says the law seeks to effectively outlaw all contacts with China.
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Pratt), a would-be outlaw who calls himself Star-Lord; and Gamora (Ms.
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Mayor Dana Outlaw told CNN that more than 400 people had been rescued.
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The non-couple turn into fugitives, and "Queen & Slim" becomes an outlaw romance.
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He said he hoped the new president found a way to outlaw abortion.
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Rebel Galaxy Outlaw Some people wax nostalgic about X-Wing Vs. TIE Fighter.
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Is Rebel Galaxy Outlaw a worthy successor to those old Star Wars games?
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But before that, some states had already passed laws to outlaw pay secrecy.
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The laws also outlaw doctors and pharmacies who falsify record or forge prescriptions.
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Religious fundamentalists are trying to convince the courts to outlaw same-sex relationships.
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How did Lemmy, the ultimate rock-n-roll outlaw, write about social injustice?
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OUTLAW KING A long way from the Texas of "Hell or High Water," the director David Mackenzie returns to Scotland for an epic about Robert the Bruce, an outlaw who became the king of Scotland (and was previously seen in "Braveheart").
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One gets the sense that these people would outlaw deleting tweets, if they could.
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Massachusetts was the first state to outlaw the salary question altogether in August 2016.
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Outlaw drained a 3-pointer on the next possession and finished with 11 points.
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Outlaw King is more interested in Robert the historical figure than Robert the person.
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" She is an outsider and proud, rapping that she's "an outlaw from the badland.
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"The motorcycle outlaw world is the last manifestation of the American frontier," he said.
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In May, Delaware became the first state to outlaw marriage under 18 without exceptions.
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Outlaw canned a 3-pointer with 5:14 left for a 71-53 advantage.
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You may wonder: Isn't Outlaw King just a remake of the 1995 movie Braveheart?
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Outlaw King concludes with the Battle of Loudoun Hill, which took place in 1307.
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Outlaw King is here, and it brought Chris Pine's peen along for the ride.
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Butler was assigned federal public defenders Elizabeth Genevieve Oyer and Lucius Turner Outlaw III.
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For example, one of the first things Sweet did was outlaw the corporate memo.
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What they came up with: Outlaw private vehicles downtown and eliminate the parking garage.
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" "We are going to need laws that specifically outlaw the methods of surveillance capitalism.
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Jedediah, I&aposve always said if they outlaw straws, only outlaws will have straws.
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She's telling it for every woman whose personhood and agency society tries to outlaw.
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Most political parties support the changes being proposed, particularly those that outlaw gay sex.
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Among them was that imposing a fiduciary duty could outlaw advertising and other marketing.
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Can we outlaw gloves to ensure that fingerprints are left at every crime scene?
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Chandra Bozelko's criminal justice column "The Outlaw" is nationally syndicated columnist through Creators Syndicate.
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"It was kind of hell," said Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, who plays Mexican outlaw Vasquez.
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It's a dangerous practice but that doesn't mean Indonesia needs to outlaw black magic.
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Outlaw says the "late bloomers" study also played a key role in their research.
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McCain and Graham publicly fought Bush and his team hard, arguing to outlaw torture.
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And Massachusetts and several California cities have taken steps to outlaw e-cigarettes altogether.
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Dianne Feinstein introduced a bill Wednesday again trying to outlaw their sale and possession.
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Congress can resolve this problem and outlaw the last legal form of workplace discrimination.
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Banning kickbacks or bribes: Outlaw any fees paid for patient referrals in the industry.
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A move to outlaw toasters or bleach-based floor cleaners seems unlikely to succeed.
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It would be better simply to outlaw tax-motivated inversions and related stripping techniques.
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In the 22017s, it was outlaw country acts like David Allen Coe and Oi!
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But goddamnit, you literally cannot outlaw The Rolling Stones, it only makes them stronger.
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If loose lips sink ships, Speedsteppers has captained this outlaw fleet with silent aplomb.
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He spent four years enslaved on an outlaw fishing vessel in the Indian Ocean.
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I have to admit that I love the counterculture and outlaw perspective to it.
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Leave it to Steve to be loyal to a fault, even as an outlaw.
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The Alabama Senate approved a measure on Tuesday that would almost entirely outlaw abortion.
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The FNCS Season 2, Chapter 2 rules explicitly outlaw such behavior in Section 8.2.
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The stories in The Outlaw Ocean reflect all of this time on the water.
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Taylor Sheridan, an alumnus of another outlaw tale, "Sons of Anarchy," created the show.
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If the law was wrong, then the only option was to become an outlaw.
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"KID COLT OUTLAW" Marvel's Wild West comic book can be found in Cliff's trailer.
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It would also make the state the 20th to outlaw the practice for minors.
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Andrew Cuomo on Sunday announced efforts to outlaw the sale of flavored e-cigarettes.
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It was the first nuclear agreement to ever outlaw an entire class of weapons.
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Massachusetts was the first state to outlaw the salary question outright in August 2016.
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Opponents of the ban said they fear Deerfield will try to outlaw other firearms.
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And if you wanted to get really fanatical about it we could outlaw dunks.
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Mr. Urbina wrote a series, "The Outlaw Ocean," that documented lawlessness on the high seas.
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Interior Minister Matteo Salvini has called her a pirate, an outlaw and a people-smuggler.
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Outlaw King does occasionally show glimmers of the more interesting movie it might have been.
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Women dressed like characters in "A Handsmaid's Tale" protest bill to outlaw abortion procedure pic.twitter.
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It was the first place in Australia to decriminalise gay sex and outlaw racial discrimination.
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Like elsewhere, people love an outlaw and Mr. Guzmán gave them a lot to love.
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The bill, called the EMPOWER ACT, would outlaw that practice in claims of workplace harassment.
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Trust is proving a stumbling block to cold-war-style treaties to outlaw such tools.
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Tina Davis (D), who is introducing a bill in Pennsylvania to outlaw mandatory chip embedding.
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It's the closest you'll probably get to living as an outlaw in the Wild West.
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So have efforts to outlaw all abortions, after thousands of women took to the streets.
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Over more than four decades Provenzano became a legendary outlaw and fugitive for evading police.
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Yes, he's still a rapper, but Jason Deford is a new outlaw to country music.
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But can any president, however influential, truly outlaw the practice, or diminish its climate impact?
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He's definitely more of an underground artist, which makes sense for an outlaw like you.
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It would outlaw organizations that they view that are engaged in price fixing for oil.
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Bell, who made the cover of Time magazine, is an outlaw in the evangelical world.
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" Outlaw insisted under oath that Thompson's "hands were not behind his back at that time.
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Pishevar said the rope was meant to symbolize a cowboy's lasso, referencing BamBrogan's outlaw attitude.
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Another objection was that a fiduciary duty would outlaw commissions and other established pay practices.
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Fans will recognize him as the Outlaw icon in 2015's "Need for Speed" game.
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Steve's loyalty to his old friend Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan), now an outlaw, complicates matters.
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The Outlaw side of Portis is the bruises and scraped knees of the old Chicago.
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When you originally released the album, did you notice people calling the music "outlaw country"?
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In 2008, a comparable treaty to outlaw cluster munitions was approved, taking effect in 2010.
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Twenty-one Tories voted with the opposition to outlaw leaving the EU without a deal.
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Some have sought action from the courts to outlaw the logo and the team name.
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The Houthis must choose between being an outlaw militia group or a legitimate political party.
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Indeed, there remains a serious question of whether states could outlaw weapons like AR-15s.
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Fiction WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT CHARLIE OUTLAW By Leah Stewart 326 pp. Putnam. $26.
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He is an outlaw, holed up in a country half the size of New Jersey.
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That outlaw status broke down many of the barriers that exist in the larger society.
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TODAY'S NUMBER 19 The number of states that now outlaw conversion therapy for LGBTQ youth.
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He's about as hard to root for as any movie outlaw you can think of.
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Mr. Brown was apprehended about a block away from the job site, Chief Outlaw said.
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Nashville wanted him to be a poster boy for outlaw country, a tag he rejected.
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Earlier this month, the ACC honored Outlaw with the Bob Bradley Spirit and Courage Award.
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The outlaw employers in construction, manufacturing, hospitality and other services, of course, don't use it.
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Including the shot was Scorsese's way of situating "Goodfellas" within a century of outlaw cinema.
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Ray's great-grandfather is believed to have been an outlaw who was hanged for robbery.
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Kenney said he appointed Outlaw because he sees a need for change in the department.
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Andrew M. Cuomo is pushing for a bill to outlaw child marriage in the state.
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Despite the worries, ICAFE last month recommended that robusta no longer be considered an agricultural outlaw.
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It's a problem that's recently led some cities to outlaw using smartphones while crossing the street.
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Butler as Nick Flanagan leads the gang of cops and 50 Cent plays outlaw Levi Enson.
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Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini has called her a pirate, an outlaw and a people-smuggler.
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Attempts to outlaw the stuff had failed previously because experts were unconvinced it was sufficiently harmful.
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With this wealth of history as backdrop, Outlaw King proceeds like a classically bloody war movie.
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It would outlaw almost all abortions, including in cases of pregnancies resulting from rape or incest.
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Officials worked with the state to outlaw heavy trucks, she said, but there are still wrecks.
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In 1976 it was amended to outlaw the consideration of race, religion and several other characteristics.
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The series follows the story of an outlaw (Jeff Daniels) who's hunting down his mortal enemy.
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Most political parties are reported to be for the changes, particularly those that outlaw gay sex.
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Basically, if you outlaw good encryption, the only people that will suffer are the law-abiding.
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Yet the benefits from adopting it will be so huge that we can't simply outlaw it.
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Outlaw King makes me wish there was an Oscar category for hairiest movie of the year.
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Rather than trying to outlaw bias, companies should engage managers to build teams that demonstrate parity.
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The Congress of Vienna declared him an outlaw, armies massed, and Napoleon soon met his Waterloo.
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He said the missile strikes were a separate attempt to outlaw the use of chemical weapons.
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"For the most part everything was done with very little incident," police Chief Danielle Outlaw said.
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India wants to amend the three-decade-old law to outlaw child labor in all sectors.
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But Republicans are determined to defund Planned Parenthood, outlaw abortion, and make contraceptives harder to access.
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I despise them but I named my son (who is white) after an outlaw country singer.
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Scotland decided to outlaw fracking in October after a public consultation found overwhelming opposition to it.
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New York finally decided to outlaw the sale and production of the drug back in October.
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Greg Outlaw led the Blue Devils with 233 points and was their only double-figure scorer.
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The EEOC has not revealed why it is trying to outlaw such well-accepted hiring programs.
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Some regulations continued to outlaw craft production until 1979, when President Jimmy Carter legalized home-brewing.
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But the measure's broad parameters could also effectively outlaw financial products offered other major tech firms.
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Other African countries like Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Malawi, Gambia, and South Sudan also outlaw suicide.
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Greg Abbot of Texas, asking him to outlaw abortion in the state as his dying wish.
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Perhaps to his own detriment, he's an outlaw without compunction or apology–and boundless self-confidence.
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It's here where Gucci's music feels like it lives up to his outlaw legend once again.
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And Hancock's vision for health tech seems to be proposing to outlaw such contractual lock ins.
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Doing that would likely prompt many conservative-leaning states to take steps to outlaw abortion altogether.
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The decision to outlaw white did not surprise teams, but it had ramifications on their budgets.
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At first, this verse appears to outlaw sex between a man and either of his parents.
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Women are also campaigning to outlaw female genital mutilation and are increasingly promoting education for girls.
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The laws from British rule, while broad, do not outlaw calls for independence or self-determination.
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A dazzling 94-19 record gave them a 21-game margin over the Cincinnati Outlaw Reds.
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Neither the federal nor the Missouri law explicitly covers sexual orientation, but both outlaw sex discrimination.
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Outlaw said one person who was injured during the day's events was taken to a hospital.
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Edmund G. Brown of California and two lawmakers swiftly demanded state legislation that would outlaw boxing.
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Following her death, Argentinian citizens protested, saying a government outlaw of abortions led to the situation.
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Deutsch recently introduced HB1057, a bill that would outlaw gender-confirmation surgery for South Dakota minors.
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Outlaw the in-laws in Huntington Beach starting at $166 with a free bottle of wine
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Even as the public was embracing the outlaw persona he was developing, he was also experimenting.
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In the economic wasteland of Kenya, an ivory dealer here called X plays the slick outlaw.
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If Roe is overturned, as many as 20 states could outlaw abortion or severely restrict it.
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Yandy might've noticed, because a trademark-sidestepping Sexy 'Hard Outlaw' bodysuit soon materialized on its website.
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He's now targeting 12 states that either outlaw silencer ownership entirely or prohibit it for hunting.
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So did Merle Haggard, rugged country poet of the common man and the locked-up outlaw.
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The trailer positions Logan as a Wild West outlaw, making a break from the superhero genre.
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The Societies Ordinance used to outlaw Chan's party has previously been criticized for being overly restrictive.
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The EU sanctions restrict Rosneft's access to capital markets, but do not specifically outlaw equity deals.
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And gun rights advocates immediately argued that only legislation could outlaw the use of bump stocks.
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During the five preceding days, they conducted an unhurried examination of legislation to outlaw poll taxes.
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Rhodes: I don't think porn is healthy, but I'm not on a mission to outlaw it.
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Experimental assemblage-maker, filmmaker, and altogether creative outlaw Bruce Conner denied the premise of Funk altogether.
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"There's going to be an increase in production by California outlaw growers after legalization," Trouette added.
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This past June, Ms. Outlaw hosted a glam bar at a wedding in Adairsville, Ga., where the space exuded charm but lacked air-conditioning "To say it was a total hit is an understatement," Ms. Outlaw said of the steady flow of guests looking for touch-ups.
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On the Outlaw Ocean, stowaways are cast overboard and left to die hundreds of miles from land.
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Gay sex is illegal in Singapore and mainly Muslim Malaysia, where some states also outlaw cross-dressing.
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A six-year time-out before that lobbyist or outlaw CEO can take a job in government.
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"This designation is a direct response to an outlaw regime and should surprise no one," Pompeo said.
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The spotted outlaw was first spotted on Archer Ave and Sutphin Blvd at around 10:30 a.m.
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He was the spirit of that era on some level because he was such a fabled outlaw.
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Katz is vice president of a 600-member group called the International Outlaw Motorcycle Gang Investigators Association.
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Many stock exchanges refuse to list companies with U.S.-based marijuana operations because of the federal outlaw.
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Most WTF Moment Chris Pine may play the lead, but Billy Howle is the Outlaw King MVP.
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Here, we'll explain what happens at the end of Outlaw King, and what happened afterward in history.
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It occurred during a raid on an officer of an outlaw motorcycle gang — a high-level threat.
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Like many proponents, he expects more cities and counties will consider whether to outlaw facial-recognition technology.
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From this quote we might see the outlaw attitude Hell and other punks incorporated into their personas.
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The solution isn't to outlaw algorithmic ranking or make noise about legislating what results Google can return.
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It was such a funny image, because you think of Dennis Hopper as this kind of outlaw.
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This week on Noisey Radio, rising LA country star Sam Outlaw goes inside his new album Tenderheart.
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That's where some people lost perspective of what the initial intent was of the whole outlaw lifestyle.
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He missed the Outlaw Music Festival last summer and had to cancel some dates earlier in 2018.
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The state's Republican-controlled Senate passed another measure that would outlaw abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
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He goes on to rally against the outlaw elements that encourages bad business deals and dangerous venues.
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While in the Arizona state legislature, she tried to outlaw enforcement of federal gun laws in Arizona.
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If enacted, the law would be the nation's first to outlaw child marriage without exceptions, she said.
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Officials reversed a plan to outlaw the business as the government explores issuing its own e-currency.
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Merle Haggard, country music's outlaw hero, whose voice was tinged with dignity and regret, died at 79.
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Outlaw is also claiming that its own sexual enhancement supplement, "TriSteel," has been damaged by unfair competition.
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One step that could ensure lowering of medication costs would be to outlaw direct to consumer advertising.
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They want to turn back the clock, outlaw abortion, and deny women access to reproductive health care.
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To get more wins like that, we need Congress to outlaw the worst corporate tax-dodging abuses.
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Some conservatives falsely claimed Ocasio-Cortez wanted to "outlaw air travel" — and some progressive Democrats voiced skepticism.
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Several countries, including Malaysia, Kuwait and Nigeria, have laws that outlaw transgender people, Human Rights Watch said.
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It would be difficult to outlaw vaping, which could have the unintended effect of driving it underground.
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For a while, Nashville surrendered to their so-called outlaw movement, but the establishment soon reasserted control.
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But Kaplinsky and others obscure the fact that no one is trying to outlaw the practice altogether.
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Most Americans have, when given a chance to vote on the matter, chosen to outlaw gestation crating.
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Very little hard data exists on this, as fieldwork is too dangerous in these remote, outlaw zones.
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With the ongoing regulations, it's still possible that regulators can outlaw and ban their businesses, he explained.
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But Hurricane Matthew did what no one else has accomplished: It brought the outlaw to his knees.
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The legislation would outlaw almost all abortions in Utah only if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v.
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Separately at the U.N. Security Council, the U.S. ambassador denounced Iran's "outlaw behavior" in the Middle East.
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It was being made in South Africa, whose racist apartheid policy had made it an outlaw nation.
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He is also accused of enabling a plot to extort $100,000 from the Mongols outlaw motorcycle gang.
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Shmuel Rosner TEL AVIV — This month, Poland decided to outlaw claims of Polish complicity in the Holocaust.
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Now, after years as an art-world outlaw, Mr. Pauline is bringing his machines to the marketplace.
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One criminal justice proposal would outlaw "sextortion" and revenge porn, and another would address workplace sexual harassment.
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The Alabama Senate approved a measure this month that would outlaw almost all abortions in the state.
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This month, Michigan became the first state to totally outlaw flavored e-cigarettes, and New York's Gov.
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"One thing that helped me was to think of this place as 'outlaw,' not illegal," Urbina said.
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This weekend he headlines the Outlaw Music Festival of roots-rock and country in amphitheaters: Friday, Sept.
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In its election manifesto, the opposition coalition that won power in May promised to outlaw child marriage.
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If that can't be accomplished, Sanders said, Trump would support a "legislative solution" to outlaw the devices.
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Ahmed Hill scored 14 points for Virginia Tech, and Ty Outlaw had 218 points and 28 rebounds.
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Sweden, Austria, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Belgium have issued a joint call to outlaw the tiny particles.
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The organization identifies itself as an "outlaw" motorcycle gang, the US attorney's office said in a statement.
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Brown tried to flee the building after the attack, said Steve Outlaw, the interim Tallahassee police chief.
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But Brown had some type of dispute at work Wednesday morning prior to the attack, Outlaw said.
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Now states must join in this effort and codify rules to outlaw cyber attacks against civilian targets.
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Still, Delnevo and others point out that the FDA's move to outlaw flavors could have unintended consequences.
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If President Trump really wanted to "outlaw" flipping as he has suggested, he could do it today.
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One advocate last week said she wanted the bill strengthened to specifically outlaw all expressions of homosexuality.
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Outlaw, a freshman, scored 251 of the Blue Devils' first 270 points but they trailed 239-19.
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Some 100 people in the city need to be rescued, Mayor Dana Outlaw told CNN on Saturday.
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This is about the desire of Mr. Trump and allies on the right to outlaw abortion entirely.
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They pilloried the move as a big-government intrusion that would outlaw children from doing their chores.
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Walsh said he's sympathetic to that argument, but it's clear that the treaties still unambiguously outlaw weed.
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The Burj's flagship restaurant, Al Mahara, is currently helmed by the Michelin-starred British chef Nathan Outlaw.
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The loser among the Membership was Mark Davis, the Everyman spawn of the Raiders' outlaw founder, Al Davis.
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When the ozone hole was discovered in the 1980s nations agreed to outlaw CFCs and disaster was averted.
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He is remembered for his active participation in getting Parliament to outlaw the slave trade for 20 years.
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If the governor signs off on it, New York will become the first state to outlaw the practice.
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He was considered an outlaw by the Afghan government and labeled a terrorist by the US State Department.
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"Terrorists drink water, but I don't think we should outlaw water, either," is how Moore describes his stance.
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The top lawyer from the Philippines, which brought the case against China, even said Beijing risked "outlaw" status.
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The EU has voted to outlaw 21950 single-use plastic items, including straws, forks and knives, by 29.
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IN THEORY slavery was completely abolished in 1981, when Mauritania became the last country to outlaw forced labour.
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His is the outlaw king of beards, an overlooked hero in a sea of shaggy would-be rulers.
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The real action of Outlaw King kicks off in 1306, when Bruce's stint as King of Scots begins.
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"This is what they are known for — an outlaw culture mentality," said Karen Levy, a professor at Cornell.
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The end of the wild west era has begun as lawmen hunt down the last remaining outlaw gangs.
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The EU has voted to outlaw 220 single-use plastic items, including straws, forks and knives, by 21950.
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President Trump urged Congress to outlaw surprise medical bills in remarks delivered from the White House on Thursday.
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The CDR plan should soothe worries that Beijing could outlaw VIEs, helping boost valuations, Morgan Stanley's analysts reckon.
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He said the North engages in "outlaw" behavior and that the U.S. would never accept a nuclear North.
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You could outlaw heroin and there are more addicts than there is on the streets of New York.
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Outlaw King really wants to be a worthy successor to the ruling champion of the historical epic: Braveheart.
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Play as outlaw Arthur Morgan as he fights and explores in the dying days of the Old West.
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"You should outlaw it", Allianz Global Investors Chief Executive Andreas Utermann said during a panel discussion in London.
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French lawmakers approved a bill late Wednesday to outlaw gender-based harassment on the streets and public transportation.
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During the episode, Outlaw proclaims he's a fan of windsurfing, an admission to which Berry expresses mild surprise.
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Hell's Angels and other outlaw biker gangs rebelled against the rigid social norms of the 1950s and 1960s.
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The House just passed a bill, 237-189, to outlaw abortion after the 20th week of a pregnancy.
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A witness named Steve Outlaw recorded the chaos as the man got off the bus and began blasting.
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They are the latest step in a campaign by anti-abortion extremists who want to outlaw abortion altogether.
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After escaping twice from maximum security prison, will the world's most-wanted outlaw fight his case in court?
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"Coffee's critics likened the drink to wine and attempted to outlaw it on this basis repeatedly," Juma wrote.
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Running wild like a confused outlaw who just wreaked havoc because it's all he knows how to do.
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Outlaw credits Dorvilias as the tech muscle behind the platform with her research contributions rounding out their team.
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In short form, HR2202 would outlaw employer health insurance and nationalize all health providers, from doctors to opticians.
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The policy decision of 1965 was to outlaw those longstanding, generational traditions of temporary mobility across the border.
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If passed, the bill would all but outlaw Libra and other such cryptocurrencies established by social media platforms.
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Lingerie brand Yandy is selling a sexy "Hard Outlaw" costume that clearly references White Claw for Halloween 2019.
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And there has been some ground to believe he might lean toward a way to outlaw the practice.
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At the federal level, Senator Chuck Schumer of New York has proposed legislation that would outlaw such bots.
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Andrew Dominik's epic look at the death of the Missouri outlaw is a cinematic treasure for many reasons.
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Politicians and previous presidential candidates from both parties have backed proposals to outlaw some forms of flag burning.
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Two Republican Ohio state lawmakers are reportedly sponsoring a new bill that would outlaw abortion in the state.
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In the process, working in cannabis has become less like an outlaw adventure and more like a career.
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Behind her is a wall of photographs and newspaper clippings of her brother Jesco White, the Dancing Outlaw.
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It's one of 17 states that already outlaw abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy, except in rare cases.
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As a result, it definitely pays homage to and engages with the idea of the outlaw in cinema.
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At the same time, the FDA announced it would be seeking to outlaw menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars.
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He used his connections to get out, as prisoners of means did, and fled abroad as an outlaw.
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The person sought on the arrest warrant was not shot and was in police custody, Commissioner Outlaw said.
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Some 200 people were rescued from flood-marooned homes overnight in the city, the mayor, Dana Outlaw, said.
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"New Bern has not seen a storm like this since the '230s," the city's mayor, Dana Outlaw, said.
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Abortion opponents often focus on the lurid details of certain abortion procedures in an attempt to outlaw them.
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And on Thursday, Russian lawmakers approved draconian bills that critics fear would essentially outlaw dissent on the internet.
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Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat, led an effort to outlaw the devices, but her bill died in the Senate.
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But the F.D.A. said it would pursue a long-range plan to outlaw menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars.
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The stories in The Outlaw Ocean expose hidden realities both "above and below the water line," Urbina said.
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In 2018, Nelson canceled a performance at the Outlaw Music Festival, then pulled some shows from his tour.
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Police seized several weapons, including knives, metal and wood poles, chemical spray, and a stun gun, Outlaw said.
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In 1972 he wrote a piece for Rolling Stone announcing the emergence of a new outlaw hacker culture.
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By enacting this bill, California has become the first state to fully outlaw fur sales and production statewide.
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"I'm pleased to tell you today that I've signed legislation that will outlaw Russia forever," the president said.
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The amendment didn't specifically outlaw the consumption of alcohol, though, so people stockpiled reserves of their favorite drinks.
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In the intervening years, public support for capital punishment has waned, prompting 21 states to outlaw the practice.
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Wade is overturned, legal analysts have pointed out, some 20 Republican states stand ready to outlaw abortion outright.
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Jay Dickey (R-Ark.), does not technically outlaw federally funded gun research, it has had a chilling effect.
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A bill being introduced in the City Council today would outlaw plastic straws at eateries across the boroughs.
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Prosecutors in New Jersey said the Nazi paraphernalia Mr. Rubino possessed was also associated with outlaw motorcycle gangs.
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Three years ago, California passed one of the strongest laws in the country to outlaw surprise medical billing.
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Instead, he brandished a small folding knife and attacked, appearing to seek out certain victims, Chief Outlaw said.
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The new bill would outlaw any extension to the U.K.'s transition period which would run to Dec.
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Greg Outlaw led Central Connecticut with 18 points and seven rebounds, and Trey Tennyson finished with 10 points.
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Its new aficionados appreciate the outlaw status: the more illegitimate a mezcal is, the more legit it is.
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But while justices have said partisan gerrymandering is wrong, they have never decided whether they can outlaw it.
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Tallahassee Interim Police Chief Steve Outlaw identified the suspect as Antwann D. Brown, 41, during a press conference.
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Prosecutors in New Jersey said the Nazi paraphernalia Mr. Rubino possessed was also associated with outlaw motorcycle gangs.
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Leading politicians and presidential candidates from both parties have supported proposals to outlaw some forms of flag burning.
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In fact, back in 2006, the Senate failed by one vote to support an amendment to outlaw flag burning.
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But Chiu thinks that even more action is needed: a statewide law that would outlaw this kind of behavior.
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Media nicknamed him "Robin Hood", after the legendary English outlaw who robbed the rich and gave to the poor.
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Texans are famously fond of cowboys, and they can't resist an outlaw with a good mustache and some panache.
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And they saw it in 2009, when Switzerland's direct democracy moved to outlaw minarets as a response to Islamophobia.
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The State Department has worked with China and the DEA to outlaw new opioid varieties as they crop up.
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Will she adopt some '70s outlaw chic à la promo poster for her upcoming joint tour with Jay-Z?
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Another student: Also important to outlaw semi-automatic weapons and recoil tools that make guns perform like automatic weapons.
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He listens to SiriusXM's classic rock and outlaw country channels, he said, and hardly ever listens to terrestrial radio.
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" Two of the specific points in the Canadian charter, section 14 and 16, specifically outlaw racism and "religion bashing.
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Think of Outlaw King as Game of Thrones heaven, where dearly departed characters can live out their thwarted fantasies.
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All this left deep scars and incited hostility towards Iran as an outlaw, in the region and the world.
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Outlaw country legend Willie Nelson has canceled the remainder of his tour with Alison Krauss due to breathing difficulties.
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"The fact is, Trump isn't that different from every other Republican candidate who would also outlaw abortion," Clinton tweeted.
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Anyone who wants to outlaw or apologise for the former will end up too timid to do the latter.
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Teddy gets asked to join a posse to hunt down known outlaw Hector Escaton, but turns the sheriff down.
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He's obviously Jamie Fraser, then he's an outlaw — the Dunbonnet — then he's Mac Dubh, then he's Mac to Willie.
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Nicole Varin is one such outlaw producer who has given up on relying on the federation to make money.
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Those are the roots of the sport, but playing up the outlaw punk image today seems contrived to Richards.
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Nevertheless, the bill would appear to outlaw such transactions—even though no one is asking lawmakers to do so.
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Jay Tholen, creator of the recent Dropsy, already announced his next venture, Hypnospace Outlaw, which is currently being Kickstarted.
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ISPs find this so threatening, they've lobbied for protectionist laws in 21 states that effectively outlaw such community engagement.
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Salvini has repeatedly denounced Rackete, calling her a "pirate" and an "outlaw", and promising to expel her from Italy.
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Not everyone traveling with Dutch is an outlaw; he's introduced as a character who has compassion for the downtrodden.
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The Kellogg-Briand pact was signed here in 1928, pledging to outlaw the aggressive resort to arms for ever.
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Though regulations tried to outlaw homegrown medicinal bud again in 2013, that was struck down in court last year.
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Outlaw made the first basket of the game before Arizona State scored the next 11 points to assert control.
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In contrast, just five states and Washington, D.C. explicitly outlaw agencies from discriminating based on sexual orientation and gender.
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California and Rhode Island have laws in place that outlaw landlords from requiring the devocalization in their tenants' pets.
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Sure, there was a victim but the dead man was a bad man; he was the outlaw, the abuser.
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The Twin Peaks biker brawl shootout stands as one of the most notorious chapters in outlaw motorcycle biker history.
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For a film about a gang of outlaw brawlers, "Suicide Squad" is awfully careful to stay inside the lines.
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"Any law we pass to outlaw abortion must defy and ignore the courts," he wrote on the organization's site.
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It's even in "Mass," amidst the swarm of footage, as an outlaw figure rides a motorcycle across a bridge.
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I definitely wanted this movie to engage with the archetype of the American outlaw, and specifically the bank robber.
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We outlaw people driving at 0003 mph not because all, or even most, of those drivers will kill someone.
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"In theory, Article 23 legislation could be used to effectively outlaw a broad spectrum of the pro-democracy movement."
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To outlaw these American flags from being hung in county buildings by law enforcement officers is outrageous and unconscionable.
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To the Editor: There is a far less sanguine way of looking at this noble effort to outlaw war.
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A D&E ban wouldn't explicitly outlaw second-trimester abortion, but the practical effect would be almost the same.
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Missouri then passed its own abortion ban, to outlaw the procedure as early as eight weeks into a pregnancy.
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"I thought this could be a great service to add for the guests of weddings, too," Ms. Outlaw said.
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" As an outlaw, the singer-composer Jihae wears shades that appear borrowed from the wardrobe department for "The Matrix.
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It was the last country to outlaw slavery, in 256, and is thought to have links to terrorist groups.
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Democrats introduced a bill in Congress just a few weeks ago to outlaw blanket mandatory arbitration agreements upon employment.
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"Outlaw country music is given much more poetic license than gangster rap, and I listen to both," he said.
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On that one, I was trying to recreate the brand I started many years ago–the Indian outlaw brand.
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"Lizzie is this feminist American outlaw, sort of a pioneer for the idea of female autonomy," Ms. Sevigny said.
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Besides that, a staggering 56 million people globally work at sea on fishing boats, according to The Outlaw Ocean.
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It was Kate Bornstein's "Gender Outlaw," originally published in 1994 and revised last year, that radically reconfigured the genre.
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To Elizabeth Cook, a longtime country musician and a host on Sirius XM's Outlaw Country, the prospects look grim.
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A bill to outlaw seclusion in public schools receiving federal funding is currently stuck in committee in the House.
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Fan groups have tried to shed that outlaw image, and they say that most of today's supporters are peaceful.
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Outlaw spent time at UNC Greensboro and Lee College, a community college in Texas, before arriving at Virginia Tech.
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How the ban came about Soon after the Las Vegas shooting, President Donald Trump vowed to outlaw bump stocks.
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For sick patients in pain, the stricter laws are a welcomed addition to the outlaw that came before it.
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While the suspect apparently sought out his victims, there was no evidence that the attack was premeditated, Outlaw said.
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Greg Outlaw led the winless Blue Devils with 103 points while Stephane Ayangma and Trey Tennyson added nine apiece.
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Ms. Catron, then 23, met Mr. Outlaw, 28, in 2007 at Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
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Beyond the concern for animals, Jewish and Muslim leaders see darker motivations behind the effort to outlaw the practices.
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But worldwide conservation efforts in recent decades, and treaties enacted to outlaw whaling, have saved the once endangered species.
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The celebrity outlaw stole from banks insured by the government, which meant they were sticking it to the man.
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Making his ring entrance to Daddy Cool by Darts was Lenny McLean, the minted champ of the outlaw ring.
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"You should outlaw it", Allianz Global Investors Chief Executive Andreas Utermann said during a panel discussion in London on Tuesday.
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There are a few reasons to recommend Outlaw King, David Mackenzie's medieval movie starring Chris Pine as Robert the Bruce.
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Senator Rick Scott, a Republican, asked at the hearing if Congress should outlaw the U.S. sale of Chinese-made drones.
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Ty Outlaw hit only backboard on a 3-point try but Virginia Tech got a rebound and one last chance.
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We also believe that attempts to outlaw something as subjective as offensiveness poses a serious danger to freedom of expression.
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In a surprising move, Warren's plan also acknowledges an under-the-radar effort to outlaw discrimination against black natural hairstyles.
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The Paper Straw If we're going to outlaw disposable plastic straws, we ought to do the same to paper straws.
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Outlaw King, out November 9, depicts a crucial moment in the history of Scotland and England's long and harried relationship.
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Senators on both sides of the aisle have already been working on legislation to outlaw surprise medical bills for months.
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The Missouri Senate passed a bill early Thursday 24-10 to outlaw abortions at 8 weeks of pregnancy, AP reports.
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"Maduro is a criminal, Maduro is an outlaw, Maduro is an abusive, fallen and expired president," Salvini said on Tuesday.
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Andrew Cuomo signed a bill Monday that bans cat declawing, making New York the first state to outlaw the practice.
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About 40 nations, including the US and the UK, effectively prohibit or outlaw using the method to genetically engineer babies.
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In one last stroke of wry poetic justice from this beloved outlaw and working man's poet, today was his birthday.
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A bipartisan bill working its way through the House would outlaw most US travel to North Korea for five years.
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Springsteen is a published author, however: In 2014 he published the children's book "Outlaw Pete," co-written with Frank Caruso.
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So Outlaw is still out there, still allowed to make arrests and still allowed to testify against suspects in Philadelphia.
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Or that his party demonises "fake" asylum-seekers and vows to outlaw the distribution of free copies of the Koran.
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I am proud that my home state of New Mexico became the first in the country to outlaw this practice.
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To them, the Whizzinator was just another product to outlaw, one more way to legislate drug use out of society.
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Before long, her Instagram posts of other sweaters, with phrases like "Outlaw" and "Where's the Outrage," were sparking high demand.
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It features five characters who represent different aspects of outlaw sexuality, but narrows down to just one subject: its author.
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A new bill is aiming to outlaw online behavior that's considered abusive, such as sextortion, revenge porn, doxxing, and swatting.
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In this case, Tanner sees himself as an outlaw and a Native American warrior, in spite of his Caucasian heritage.
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In six weeks, the concept became concrete and Outlaw says Dorvilias got to work completing the app in three weeks.
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An effort is being made to get the states to agree to outlaw funding for extremist organizations, the official said.
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Germany and France have even broader laws that outlaw speech considered "insulting" to the honor or dignity of another person.
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European countries largely produce non-GMO crops but most of them do not outlaw the practice outright, as Serbia does.
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They're also at the center of a nationwide legal battle being waged by a Texas supplements company called Outlaw Laboratory.
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Lawyer Mark Poe is representing many San Diego stores and is fighting back against Outlaw with a class-action countersuit.
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The story of former outlaw, John Marston, 'Red Dead Redemption' takes players on a great adventure across the American frontier.
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The government has said it wants to outlaw glyphosate within three years but has faced stiff resistance from farm lobbies.
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He retired to his Virginia plantation, which he sardonically rechristened as "Sherwood Forest," in honor of his outlaw political status.
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" He pays lip service to the code of the outlaw—"when you side with a man, you stay with him.
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Struggle had gained notoriety for rapping over unreleased Waylon Jennings masters, including a song called "Outlaw Shit" that features Yelawolf.
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As a commissioner, I'm reluctant to outlaw any transactions on the fly, mainly because it adds work and I'm lazy.
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Kebo Gotti Outlaw Mel of The Outfit, TXThe Outfit, TX - "Look Into My Eyes" The Outfit, TX - "Bare Necessities" feat.
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"American culture has always been fascinated with the outlaw character," Richard Stratton, the writer/director of Gotti: Godfather & Son, explains.
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Over the years, it has become such a part of who he is: that outlaw mentality, that anti-institutionalism mentality.
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Brazil, after all, was the largest slaveholding country in the world, and the last in the Americas to outlaw slavery.
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His son is an officer in the Police Department and his daughter is in the Air Force, Commissioner Outlaw said.
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One of the bills would improve disclosure rules for those types of loans, while another would outlaw deceptive business practices.
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She collaborates with a local freelance makeup artist and hair stylist, Deidre Outlaw, who actually came up with the idea.
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But for what it is, Outlaw King is plenty entertaining, with a hint of humanity in Robert and Elizabeth's courtship.
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Yet Leo accuses Democrats of "scare tactics" when they charge that Trump seeks to appoint judges who will outlaw abortion.
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One of the featured vendors, Outlaw Soaps, said their business, premised on their belief in handwashing, was considering pulling out.
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Britain's prime minister, Theresa May, has vowed to outlaw the sale of plastic straws before the end of the year.
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Iowa lawmakers passed a bill that would outlaw most abortions when a fetal heartbeat is detected, usually around six weeks.
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And though he murders and maims and becomes a notorious outlaw, he is disgusted, and ultimately shattered, by his violence.
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THE INTERNATIONALISTS: How a Radical Plan to Outlaw War Remade the World, by Oona A. Hathaway and Scott J. Shapiro.
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"We have almost no resources," she said, noting that South Carolina's state laws did not outlaw human trafficking until 2012.
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Fifth, the people of Yemen will eliminate and outlaw from its territory the terrorist threat that even now we see.
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Mauritania was the last country to outlaw slavery, in 1981.4,000 Miles, Seven Countries: An African Adventure on Two Wheels 10.
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The story of former outlaw, John Marston, 'Red Dead Redemption' takes players on a great adventure across the American frontier.
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A group made up of an outlaw, outcast and mysterious woman lead a rebellion against one such predator city, London.
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It is intentionally broad and was not designed to be a list of acts that regulators might outlaw or punish.
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" It also says that they would "outlaw scabbing on striking workers" and "impose an immediate moratorium on foreclosures and evictions.
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In response, the legislature passed H.B. 2 to outlaw that bathroom policy and forbid local jurisdictions from passing antidiscrimination ordinances.
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To address this problem, Colorado State Representative Dan Pabon, a democrat from Denver, is trying to outlaw weed-infused gummies.
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A Gallup poll in 2005 found that a majority of American adults wanted to allow states to outlaw flag burning.
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We love an outlaw figure: someone who isn't afraid to break a few rules in the name of ideological freedom.
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They're hoping the bill can serve as a catalyst for states to finally move to outlaw the defense as well.
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New Hampshire was the first state to outlaw it in 2015, followed by Maryland in 2016 and Alaska in 2018.
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Morris dropped the wild west-themed music video for her new single "Rich" on Monday, and Hurd costars as an outlaw.
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Outlaw King seems more interested in Robert the historical figure than Robert the person, and keeps the latter at arm's length.
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Analysts say the British government's move to outlaw the group in December 2016 failed to put a stop to their activities.
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A previous attempt to outlaw the NPD foundered in 2003 because government-paid informants were among the witnesses, tainting the evidence.
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I tell them what the outlaw songwriter Billy Mitchel said when we dropped him off at the movie theatre last week.
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Now the FDA is weighing a petition asking the agency to outlaw "ultra–high" dose pills such as OxyContin 80 milligrams.
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Hongo has directed a number of Crayon Shin-chan kids movies, but also the adult science fiction / fantasy classic Outlaw Star.
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Even so, a variety of outlaw forces, including the ELN, a smaller leftist group, and organised-crime gangs, are moving in.
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Indeed a bill making its way through Congress now relates to extending concealed carry laws to states which outlaw concealed weapons.
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Now, every third Saturday in October, this "outlaw" (meaning no police barriers from vehicular traffic nor official times recorded) takes place.
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The Dowry Prevention Act of 1961 and later amendments aimed to outlaw the practice and empower women to report dowry extortions.
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European rules are soon likely to outlaw anonymously owned firms, used as shell companies for hard-to-trace transfers of funds.
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This year, it had eight films at TIFF, including the Chris Pine awards bait epic Outlaw King and Alfonso Cuarón's Roma.
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In the past, Chaffetz has been a serious privacy advocate, even introducing a bill that would outlaw warrantless cell phone surveillance.
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That view has inspired a number of bills from Democrats that would seek to outlaw Libra before it can launch. Rep.
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Although SCR110 doesn't outlaw the surgeries, advocates are hoping that it sends a strong message to doctors practicing in the state.
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You know your doing something right when #TedCruz ..the guy that tried to outlaw masturbation makes an exception for your porn.
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Instagram influencers aren't sneaking into your home to rearrange your shelves, and Kondo isn't signing legislation to outlaw large book collections.
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"I don't want to live in a world where we outlaw hugging in the workplace," said Denise Dudley, a behavioral psychologist.
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You've created your own rhetoric of the "dangerous transgender"—you are what Kate Bornstein wrote in Gender Outlaw: The Next Generation.
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While the women's caucus of Malawi's parliament played a major role in a constitutional amendment this year to outlaw child marriage.
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Even countries with civil laws that do not expressly outlaw apostasy still find creative ways to crack down on religious deviation.
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It's not clear how the authorities would have discovered one of the customer's orders from Outlaw Market, which is still running.
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But purists worry that turning a quasi-outlaw, peripatetic pursuit into a theme park amusement will destroy its endless-summer romance.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation was already working with the Drug Enforcement Agency, building its case against the outlaw motorcycle gang.
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The other murdering outlaw is a programmed one, Hector, who comes to town with his gang and opens fire on everything.
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For example, the Iranian regime declared "war on un-Islamic thought" and Egypt's government recently introduced legislation that would outlaw atheism.
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He hyped the UFC's reputation for unchecked aggression — hair pulling, for instance, was allowed — and reveled in its semi-outlaw status.
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Alpert becomes a virtual member of the three men's households and captures their flashy exuberance as they flaunt their outlaw audacity.
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I do think it's funny that the outlaw country thing is so big right now, calling it that even is funny.
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Following changes to the rules governing behavior on social media platforms, new Navy regulations outlaw sharing nude photos without permission outright.
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They earned their stripes on the road in their native Texas, performing country music based in the genre's rich outlaw tradition.
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Hong Kong's Legislature is currently moving to outlaw insults to the Chinese national anthem after Hong Kong soccer fans booed it.
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Beginning in the 1970s, activists and governments collaborated to outlaw leaded gasoline worldwide and to reduce other sources of lead exposure.
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"In the future, people will want to outlaw people driving their own cars because they'll be unsafe" compared with autonomous vehicles.
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Right-to-work laws outlaw that practice, which can strain their finances and give workers an incentive not to pay dues.
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Ms. Outlaw frequently heard from brides that they wanted a zhuzh before the reception after their inevitable tears during the ceremony.
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Crucially, Eilish has also absorbed an at times cartoonish, outlaw essence from the world of rap — without actually trying to rap.
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But when Mr. Garrett was about to become the sheriff of Lincoln County, he urged the outlaw to hit the road.
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Negrete tattoos are status signifiers, but the history of their makers — broken homes and outlaw culture — is hard to leave behind.
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The real focus of The Outlaw Ocean, though, is the "invisible people" of the seas, as Urbina calls his book's subjects.
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But calls are growing to outlaw gender alignment surgery unless it is medically needed, for example, to help urination or menstruation.
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But an effort to outlaw underage unions for all Malaysians amid the toughening of child sex crime legislation failed in Parliament.
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In 1969, an essay in the Arts & Leisure section made plain that outlaw sex was only one facet of gay life.
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Arlen walks a well-trodden path from outlaw self-preservation to righteousness, with interludes of lust, confusion and drug-enhanced stargazing.
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Graffiti's outlaw tint has also dissipated, its day colored by nostalgia and its stylistic cues long since co-opted by advertising.
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Lurie, an outlaw who immigrated to the United States as a child, is haunted by ghosts and can see the dead.
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Synopsis: A professional karaoke hustler reconnects with his daughter and a bored suburban businessman turns outlaw karaoke singer, among other plotlines.
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She tells the sheriff that Hector and his outlaw friends are "upstanding, God-fearing citizens" and sends him on his way.
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"As someone in recovery, my job in life is not to outlaw every mood-altering chemical on the planet," he said.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, a Republican and the former governor of California, is leading a movement to outlaw gerrymanders of any political stripe.
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The outlaw miners pay nothing for rights to the land but reap as much as $6 million a month in gold.
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Many other states have considered similar laws, and several cities including San Francisco and Oakland outlaw its use by the government.
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"They want to show their customers in the U.S. that they're a serious company, that they're not an outlaw," he said.
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It may be wary about tech, but these may be the years when these outlaw companies write their way to legitimacy.
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Holding that the Eighth Amendment demands the elimination of essentially all risk of pain would effectively outlaw the death penalty altogether.
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Elsewhere in Indonesia, students protested against the watering down of anti-corruption laws and proposed changes that would outlaw extramarital sex.
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When Videla bans the Communist Party, Neruda — who represents that party in the Chilean Senate — goes from opposition figure to outlaw.
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Smith is also a great improbable outlaw, decent and dull-witted in the manner of the Coen brothers' most lovable nincompoops.
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The decision to name Outlaw came after a four-month search in which 30 candidates were considered, including 18 internal candidates.
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The bill, called the EMPOWER ACT, would outlaw that practice in claims of workplace harassment, according to the office of Rep.
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The tests were conducted by Lockheed in conjunction with the US Army's Space and Missile Defense Command and destroyed five Outlaw drones.
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The Alabama state House voted 314-4 to pass a bill that would outlaw abortion, even in cases of rape and incest.
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That'd be difficult, but not impossible, to find if they outlaw homosexuality and few people are "out" to have their photos scanned.
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California is also leading a charge to outlaw PERC wholesale; in 2007, it mandated a total phase out of PERC by 2023.
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Together, they forged a moral consensus to ban the trans-Atlantic slave trade and then outlaw slavery itself throughout the British Empire.
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The council claimed that passage of the setback rule would effectively outlaw new drilling in the state and cost some 150,000 jobs.
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This is before many women know they're pregnant, and opponents of the bill say it would effectively outlaw abortion in the state.
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He has threatened to ban the "burkini", outlaw the Muslim veil at universities and stop state schools serving special pork-free meals.
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The court may endorse so-called fetal heartbeat laws that will effectively outlaw abortion as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.
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Chris Pine at the gala premiere of Outlaw King on the opening night of the Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 210.
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Bernie Sander of Vermont has a full-scale single-payer system would outlaw most private insurance benefits and cover everything, for everyone.
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On Friday, he again reversed course, telling CBS's "Face the Nation" that federal laws should not be changed to outlaw the procedure.
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I find it incredibly sad that a law needed to be spelled out so specifically to outlaw this deviant form of behavior.
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He would rather be an outlaw in Sherwood Forest for one year than president of the United States for infinity, he declares.
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Outside a blood bank location, retired Orlando Magic basketball player Bo Outlaw carried a cooler full of waters for donors and volunteers.
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Blizzard revealed Ashe at BlizzCon on Friday, a shotgun-toting, dynamite-tossing, rifle-shooting outlaw who used to be friends with McCree.
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After a lot of yelling and mincing about, Frasier calms down, and Martin hands him his present: The Outlaw Laser Robo-Geek.
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For DeHaan, as infamous outlaw Billy the Kid in the Western The Kid, directed by Vincent D'Onofrio in his feature directing debut.
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Good news, fans of men in kilts and Chris Pine: Netflix's new movie, Outlaw King, is full of both of those things.
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Photo: Forest Grove Police via FacebookOn Friday, police in a small Oregon town apprehended an outlaw hog after chasing him for months.
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It's "so short-sighted" of local authorities, he insists, citing his problems in trying to rent his own property, to outlaw Airbnb .
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If this bill were to pass, it would outlaw secure communications, which are heavily—and increasingly—dependent on end-to-end encryption.
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Though Brazil was late to outlaw slavery, in 1888, it did not adopt the segregation and miscegenation laws that ensued in America.
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And while Marston will feature prominently in the story, you'll play as Arthur Morgan, an outlaw in the Van der Linde gang.
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Malaysia's government introduced a bill in parliament to outlaw fake news, with offenders facing possible prison sentences of up to ten years.
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The last we saw of this outlaw group, they were handing Gendry over to Melisandre in exchange for gold in season three.
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Given their outlaw status, drug dealers, terrorists, and gangsters are not particularly concerned whether the guns they use are traceable or not.
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Despite the dozens of countries that still outlaw homosexuality, LGBT rights have proliferated in recent years in many parts of the world.
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Horses are replaced with choppers in FX's epic, 92-episode neo-Western about the efforts and exploits of an outlaw biker gang.
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Most states outlaw nonconsensual sharing of sexual images, but generally these carry far lighter sentences than the federal laws Sedky relies on.
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Being gay in the outlaw motorcycle world is not accepted at all and is not a part of the culture at all.
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But Chiu, who represents San Francisco, thinks even more action is needed: a statewide law that would outlaw this kind of behavior.
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In the case of Officer Outlaw, Williams's office claimed to be unaware of the Internal Affairs investigation until I sent it along.
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Governments are working to outlaw single-use items such as drinking straws and retailers are rushing to make their packaging more sustainable.
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While he accused the North of "outlaw" behavior, he did not mention that President Donald Trump has ratcheted up his own rhetoric.
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Waco, Texas (CNN)The Twin Peaks biker brawl shootout stands as one of the most notorious chapters in outlaw motorcycle biker history.
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So, this green thing would outlaw fossil fuels for energy generation, autos and trucks, airplanes, farm equipment, manufacturing, shipping and home heating.
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There's the purple-haired free spirit at the Ace Hotel who gives you the lowdown on outlaw poetry gatherings and killer pizza.
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On Monday, New York Senator Chuck Schumer said he plans to introduce legislation to outlaw an additional 22 substances used in K2.
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Later that month, Russia's deputy finance minister said he expected regulations that would outlaw Bitcoin as a payment option in the country.
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Now, Hurricane Matthew has done what neither government nor armed forces have managed to accomplish: bring the outlaw commander to his knees.
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We also hear the voice of the late William Burroughs, a self-described literary outlaw, himself obsessed with death, darkness and Dutch.
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This means that the bad language so often evidenced in dancehall lyrics gives MCs an outlaw status beyond just being badly behaved.
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"He was neither an outlaw, nor dangerous, nor rebellious, he didn't deserve this, I have no doubt," Ms. Rahnama wrote in Persian.
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Republicans have been quick to mock the proposal, claiming that Democrats are poised to outlaw everything from cars to cows to airplanes.
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The aura of romantic, outlaw chic that hovers around Bin and Qiao soon dissipates, replaced by the clearer, grimmer air of reality.
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They note that it took their movement 15 years to persuade Congress to outlaw the procedure that opponents call partial-birth abortion.
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On Wednesday, lawmakers voted to outlaw sexual harassment on the streets and in public transportation, which previously had not carried a penalty.
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Instead, the WTO effectively declares the offending nation an outlaw, granting aggrieved trading partners the right to retaliate as they see fit.
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Like all good rom-com novels, Leah Stewart's "What You Don't Know About Charlie Outlaw" starts with an amuse-bouche of misery.
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I think they should refuse to go back to the classroom until laws are passed that outlaw civilian possession of military weapons.
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The most explicit prohibitions outlaw striking voters simply because they have not cast ballots and ban delistings within 90 days of elections.
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Green takes an explicitly intersectional angle and echoes some of the gender theory that made "Gender Outlaw" so unnerving — and so entertaining.
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Advocates for abortion rights argue that while the ordinances cannot actually outlaw abortion, they are spreading misinformation to those seeking the procedure.
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The massacre prompted calls to outlaw the devices, but a bill to bump stocks gained little traction in Congress after the rampage.
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"We probably can't outlaw caucuses altogether because there are states that will not adopt a primary for the presidential race," says Kamarck.
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There are demands for lawmakers to outlaw "bump stocks," which the shooter allegedly used to make his semi-automatic rifle fire automatically.
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While Hypnospace Outlaw doesn't overly romanticize the past, it demonstrates the ways that communities can grow in spite of their creators' mistakes.
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For the Democrats, there was a sense of mission, of reining in an outlaw president who threatened the pillars of the republic.
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On September 25th she was asked if she would outlaw the kind of nepotism that probably got his son his Ukrainian gig.
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The new bill would outlaw any extension to the U.K.'s transition period which is set to run until December 31, 2020.
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As Booker's office noted Thursday, the vote followed more than a century of efforts to outlaw lynching that have failed to pass.
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His tastes run to outlaw country: David Allan Coe, Waylon Jennings, Hank Williams Jr. — "He's my man," Mark says of the latter.
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A decade ago, the singer likened herself to an outlaw for falling in love with a human—a violation for an android.
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Nonfiction THE INTERNATIONALISTS How a Radical Plan to Outlaw War Remade the World By Oona A. Hathaway and Scott J. Shapiro Illustrated.
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Outlaw, 44, will lead the fourth-largest police department in the country with 6,300 sworn officers, according to the police department's website.
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It worked to outlaw marital rape, to raise awareness about domestic violence and build shelters for women fleeing rape and domestic violence.
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China's Ministry of Public Security announced Thursday that it plans to outlaw carfentanil and three other powerful synthetic opioids, effective March 1.
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He later moved to the left, breaking with conservatives in 1968 by voting for a bill to outlaw racial discrimination in housing.
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China has moved to outlaw the tools that allow internet users to get past the country's so-called "Great Firewall" of censorship measures.
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Rumours of organized crime involvement, with gangsters laundering cash through the league, helped foster the LNAH's outlaw mystique, particularly among English hockey fans.
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In markets across the country, taxi companies have been pushing regulators and legislators to protect them by proposing new regulations that outlaw Uber.
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Death penalty opponents are gathering signatures to place a measure on the November ballot that would outlaw the death penalty in the state.
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But, like the international rules that outlaw killing whales, the Law of the Sea has no teeth — there's no enforcement of these rules.
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First, he reached agreement with lawmakers on the Americans with Disabilities Act to outlaw discrimination against the disabled in employment and public accommodations.
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As part of his analysis, Bernie asks the outlaw to react to a series of photographs — Westworld employees, high-speed trains, city lights.
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He was coming down a rope as if he were Spider-Man or some kind of outlaw superhero artist entering the subway yard.
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The bill also includes a "trigger" provision that would outlaw all abortions in the state if the landmark Supreme Court decision Roe v.
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Missouri became the first state in America to outlaw the description of food products as "meat" unless they are made from animal flesh.
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Upskirting is now a criminal offense in England and Wales after campaigners lobbied for years for the UK government to outlaw the practice.
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Ty Outlaw added 15 points and seven rebounds for Virginia Tech (5-18.23), which boasts its highest ranking since the 1995-96 campaign.
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