Outlawing abortion did not mean the demand for it ceased.
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Wade, outlawing gay marriage, and carpet bombing the Middle East?
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They see no solution but the complete outlawing of abortion.
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The EU list gives a common benchmark for outlawing vessels.
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President Obama went as far as outlawing it among juveniles.
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Outlawing e-cigarettes will just drive people to the black market.
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If legislation is passed outlawing one, the other is equally affected.
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Outlawing "homophobic" comments does not convince anyone that homosexuality is moral.
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October 30, 2018: Conway rejects Trump's justification for outlawing birthright citizenship
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Read: crimes so obvious nobody thought to pass legislation outlawing them.
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Of course, outlawing any drug just pushes it into the underground.
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So instead the government is protecting this critical infrastructure by outlawing jammers.
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HR 490 would help King achieve his stated goal of outlawing abortion.
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Congress could — and should — pass a law defining and outlawing insider trading.
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Say by claiming the "safety of the citizenry" depends on outlawing iPhones.
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Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas in 21948, outlawing Jim Crow segregation.
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It struck down a law outlawing the desecration of the American flag.
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About half of the nation's 50 states have laws outlawing the practice.
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"What is next -- outlawing of models wearing fashion/swimsuit/lingerie?" it says.
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Seth Moulton (Mass.), to author legislation outlawing bump stocks and similar devices.
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By outlawing all 500 and 1,000 rupee notes in the surprise Nov.
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Outlawing D&E, abortion rights groups argue, effectively criminalizes second-trimester abortions.
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Meanwhile, Malaysia's lower house of Parliament passed a bill outlawing fake news.
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LBJ signed the Fair Housing Act later in 1968, outlawing those practices.
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He has four wives and 12 children, despite Israeli laws outlawing polygamy.
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Elizabeth Warren has proposed outlawing foreign governments from hiring lobbyists if elected.
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The government has made little progress towards meeting another promise, outlawing child marriage.
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Will it do so by outlawing the use of end-to-end encryption?
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An airline auction is also a much better solution than outlawing overbooking outright.
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There have been laws outlawing panhandling and authorizing the removal of tent camps.
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"The next thing, they're going to be outlawing sneezing or coughing," he said.
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Outlawing homophobic violence and imposing stronger penalties could deter future attacks, Roberto said.
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Kay Ivey of Alabama signed a law outlawing abortions in almost all cases.
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They have also denounced provincial draft legislation in Punjab outlawing violence against women.
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In the United States, there is no nationwide policy outlawing such ransomware payments.
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That means outlawing life sentences without parole for children altogether, whether mandatory or not.
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Banks must use a standardised method, outlawing an alternative that gave them some discretion.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has suggested outlawing boycotts and other efforts to pressure businesses.
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The outlawing of strikes has proven ineffective as a means to control labor disputes.
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We've got changing public consciousness, outrage, intolerability, mustering democracy, new law, regulation, intervening, outlawing.
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But, here, we have these intellectual masturbation sessions on whether outlawing FGM is cultural imperialism.
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Some have bypassed rules outlawing interstate commerce, for instance, by trading as intellectual-property companies.
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They were filed under the Fair Housing Act, a federal law outlawing discrimination in housing.
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Second, outlawing the trade would require the authorities to find other jobs for the vendors.
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Some local governments in the United States have considered outlawing use of the N-word.
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But in recent years, no state has gone as far as outlawing these agreements outright.
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A Supreme Court ruling outlawing at least some such gerrymanders could reshape the political landscape.
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By severely limiting or outlawing abortions, these laws will turn many poor women into criminals.
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Therefore, outlawing alcohol would better American society on a wide variety of fronts, prohibitionists thought.
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Lawmakers are also drafting a bill aimed at outlawing the production of plastics in Nigeria.
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Lawmakers are also drafting a bill aimed at outlawing the production of plastics in Nigeria.
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Massachusetts currently holds the strictest temporary vaping ban of any state, outlawing all associated products.
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Despite the Mexican government reportedly outlawing logging there, tensions between environmentalists and loggers seemed to rise.
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France in 13 passed legislation outlawing ultra-thin models from working in the country's fashion industry.
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The cases were filed under the Fair Housing Act, a federal law outlawing discrimination in housing.
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Also around the time I was writing this book, Nigeria passed a law outlawing homosexual relations.
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In outlawing subsidies, the regulators called time on a fight the American firm had already lost.
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Board of Education decision outlawing racial segregation in American public schools, has died at age 19893.
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He then said outlawing guns makes no sense when potential killers can use vans and trucks.
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But Pai and the broadband industry argue that outlawing the practice robs consumers of free data.
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In 2000, Great Britain, the world's dominant maritime force, pressured Brazil into outlawing the slave trade.
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These bans come after Facebook rolled out a policy explicitly outlawing white nationalism on its platform.
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Some argue that outlawing facial recognition tech is throwing the proverbial baby out with the bathwater.
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Or, is outlawing it the best way to make sure it doesn't spiral out of control?
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Board of Education, the court began the work of dismantling Jim Crow by outlawing school segregation.
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The missing element in all of these explanations, in other words, is the outlawing of war.
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Led by Republican Senator John McCain and Feinstein, Congress has since passed legislation outlawing their use.
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In August, New Jersey joined California, Indiana, Nevada, New York and Washington in outlawing pet leasing.
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The bill makes Ohio the third state to pass a law outlawing abortions due to fetal anomalies.
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On Wednesday, Alabama's governor signed legislation outlawing almost all abortions, including in cases of rape or incest.
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But some argue that outlawing facial recognition tech is throwing the proverbial baby out with the bathwater.
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Hamlet was less the melancholy Dane than the jester in a corrupt world bent on outlawing laughter.
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It has made it permissible for migrant workers to switch jobs while outlawing payments to recruitment firms.
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But not one of the Democratic senators I talked to embraced passing legislation outlawing most private insurance.
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In various cities, the organization has been urging lawmakers to pass legislation outlawing smokeless tobacco in public stadiums.
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Wade be overturned by the Supreme Court, it could put the state on a path toward outlawing abortion.
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A decade ago a bill outlawing discrimination on various grounds foundered because sexual orientation was one of them.
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Duffy is hopeful state legislatures or the tourism industry will take action on regulating or outlawing the boats.
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The prospect of politicians outlawing the iPhone does not have 'great vote-winning strategy' written all over it.
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The bill also banned abortion in cases of "disability," which meant outlawing abortion in case of fetal anomaly.
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In at least nine countries in Africa, the Middle East and Asia this is through outlawing cross-dressing.
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But many supporters of outlawing flag-burning were reluctant to address the president-elect's tweet directly on Tuesday.
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The use of such gases in that conflict led to their outlawing under the Geneva Protocol of 1925.
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A top legislative priority is outlawing late-term abortions that result in excruciating pain for the unborn child.
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Mississippi would be the first state to enact a law outlawing abortion so early on in a pregnancy.
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As Kim Jong-un is finding out, outlawing and censoring the internet cannot stem the flow of information.
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Still, Rogers believes outlawing certain types of encryption, as some lawmakers have called for, is not the solution.
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And policymakers should consider outlawing conflicts of interest in the recycling industry, if such conflicts are hindering progress.
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Culturally, the ban did what marketers could not: In outlawing it, the government made the AR-15 tantalizing.
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Two days later, federal regulators announced new rules restricting e-cigarettes and outlawing menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars.
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And no, fellow hunters, this is not about taking away our guns or protecting Bambi or outlawing hunting.
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By outlawing private prisons, California has dealt a serious blow to the Trump administration's ability to detain immigrants.
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Muslims are also governed by state-level Islamic laws, most of which carry provisions outlawing same-sex acts.
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We've made progress, outlawing Jim Crow segregation, passing the Civil Rights Act, and electing our first black president.
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Banning the practice at the federal level would be a major victory, essentially outlawing the subminimum wage everywhere.
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"Not six months later, we are battling measures where the stated goal is exactly that: outlawing abortion," Hogue said.
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But local laws outlawing brothels made the project impossible—at least while human sex workers were in the picture.
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It defies common sense to strip coverage from 180 million Americans by outlawing private insurance with Medicare for All.
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Britain enacted legislation outlawing sex discrimination in the 1970s and this was followed by an equality act in 2010.
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These changes would also allow outlawing of protest marches and shuttering houses of worship suspected of encouraging extremist views.
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Muslims are also governed by state-level Islamic laws, most of which carry provisions outlawing gay and lesbian sex.
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Banning the practice at the federal level would be a major victory, essentially outlawing the sub-minimum wage everywhere.
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In her office, Allred had talked about how outlawing the nonconsensual distribution of nude photographs wouldn't stop the practice.
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About a decade later, the court expanded Title VII's coverage of sexual harassment by outlawing same-sex harassment, too.
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And then there are reparations for the descendants of slaves, restored voting rights for felons, and outlawing private insurance.
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Mor, California: The most outrageous of these abortion laws is the one from Indiana, outlawing abortion of defective fetuses.
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In 2013, Senator Dianne Feinstein of California proposed outlawing bump stocks, but Congress has not acted on her proposal.
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The president in last year's State of the Union address urged Congress to pass legislation outlawing late-term abortions.
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A century ago Friday, the 18th Amendment came into effect, outlawing the production, importation and sale of alcoholic beverages.
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Baloch's murder led the government to announce that it would pass long-delayed legislation outlawing "honor killing" within weeks.
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In the last month alone, governors in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Missouri, and Louisiana have all signed laws functionally outlawing abortion.
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Fully 72% say they would back outlawing the veil from university campuses, and 64% would ban the burkini from beaches.
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The court further added that states must be clear about precisely what conduct they are outlawing in the abortion context.
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Reproductive rights experts say outlawing abortion forces women to resort to unsafe terminations, which cause almost 23,000 deaths every year.
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In 1980 when the state legislature amended its prostitution laws it inadvertently got rid of the law outlawing indoor prostitution.
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But the economists say it is "both false and disingenuous" to contend that outlawing agency fees won't decimate the unions.
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The new San Francisco e-cigarette ban also contains language outlawing any flavored tobacco product, whether it's vaped or smoked.
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This meant prohibiting Mexico from expropriating factories and outlawing any restrictions on the repatriation of profits to the United States.
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The Granite State is also outlawing bestiality, which will have somehow remained officially legal in New Hampshire until Sunday morning.
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The last U.S. laws outlawing same-sex activity were invalidated by the Supreme Court in 2003 in Lawrence v. Texas.
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Eichman, struck down a subsequently enacted law outlawing burning the flag, passed by Congress in response to the 28500 decision.
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We have a Congress passing bills that pave the way for outlawing abortion, even in cases of rape or incest.
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Her tweet comes two days after the NFL unanimously approved a measure outlawing players from kneeling during the national anthem.
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John Kasich said on CBS this week that he supports outlawing the bump fire stocks the Las Vegas shooter used.
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On August 27, 1928, in Paris, with due pomp and circumstance, representatives of fifteen nations signed an agreement outlawing war.
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Efforts to enforce cremation in Liberia were not successful, nor was outlawing the sheltering of Ebola patients in Sierra Leone.
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The bill also banned abortion in cases of "disability," which meant outlawing abortion even in cases of serious fetal anomaly.
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Mississippi joined Georgia, Kentucky and Ohio earlier this year in outlawing abortion after a doctor can detect an embryonic heartbeat.
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Gretchen Whitmer signed an order outlawing price gouging of items like cleansing and disinfecting supplies that are in high demand.
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He doesn't call for outlawing them, partly because he doesn't consider that feasible, given First Amendment freedom-of-assembly protections.
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In 2012, voters were asked to approve a ballot measure outlawing it, but they declined, 52 percent to 48 percent.
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In response, the government has made it permissible for migrant workers to change jobs while outlawing payments to recruitment firms.
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A few years ago when a group of my peers said that they supported outlawing the Confederate flag, I demurred.
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The terrible paradox of the civil-rights movement is that outlawing racial discrimination made it harder to remediate its effects.
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Both were forced to back away from the radioactive idea of outlawing peoples' private health plans, and Harris's campaign imploded.
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As mayor, I voted for one of the first secondhand smoking bans in the nation by outlawing smoking in restaurants.
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Critics argue the arrangement defines "intrusion software" too broadly, effectively outlawing legitimate cybersecurity tools needed to defend networks against hackers.
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He's already targeting Trump's record: On Monday, Bloomberg laced into the president for delaying action on outlawing flavored e-cigarettes.
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Despite the prevalence of anti-LGBT laws throughout the former British Empire, there was no blanket decree outlawing homosexual relations.
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Then this spring, her home state, Georgia, joined a cascade of states outlawing abortion at the earliest stages of pregnancy.
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Despite Germany's strict laws against hate crime and expressing Nazi sympathies, it also sets high hurdles for outlawing political groups.
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In 1986, she joined the Hardwick case majority, holding that there was no prohibition on states outlawing same-sex relations.
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It's a situation not unlike that of legalized marijuana; technically, federal drug laws outlawing pot trump any state legalization laws.
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The case ruled that bigamy was unconstitutional and is largely seen as the precedent for outlawing polygamy in the Mormon church.
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For most governments in the Islamic world, public health pragmatism has trumped religious doctrine, the outlawing of homosexuality, and public prejudice.
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In 1996 came Proposition 1003 outlawing affirmative action, and then two years later Proposition 227 restricted bilingual education in public schools.
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Muslims are also governed by state-level Islamic laws, most of which carry provisions outlawing cross-dressing and same-sex acts.
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In a major blow to LGBT advocates, Kenya's High Court said colonial-era laws outlawing gay sex should stay in place.
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A national Philippines court also declared the group a terrorist organization under a rarely used law in 2015, effectively outlawing membership.
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Virginia had overturned laws in 22010 states outlawing interracial marriage, and he assumed this meant my parents' marriage was finally legal.
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In a speech on May Day Mr Duterte promised to sign an order outlawing contractualisation, but has not yet done so.
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Iran might expand the supreme leader's apparently long-standing fatwa outlawing nuclear weapons in effect turning religious law into secular law.
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It echoes the entitlements already conferred by the Danish version, as well as enshrining the Faroese language and outlawing sex discrimination.
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Within days, the Nigerian legislature had introduced a bill outlawing sexual advances by professors, and the president had pledged his support.
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Next year bankers expect another positive showing, despite Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent outlawing of high-value currency notes, or demonetization.
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Critics argue that the arrangement defines "intrusion software" too broadly, effectively outlawing legitimate cybersecurity tools needed to defend networks against hackers.
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Earl Ray Tomblin, a Democrat, of a bill outlawing the dilation and evacuation procedure, considered the safest second-trimester abortion method.
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As governor, Mr. Brown has vetoed several recent attempts to amend the process, principally by outlawing a fee-per-signature payment.
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Seven out of nine judges ruled that outlawing abortion was unconstitutional -- votes from six judges were needed to overturn the ban.
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Outlawing abortion, to them, was necessary to discipline white women for their failure to reproduce and to preserve white political dominance.
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Outlawing cyber attacks against civilian targets would recognize the illegitimacy of this form of conflict without regard for state or cause.
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In most of these countries, legislation outlawing consensual gay sex was inherited from British rule and left in place following independence.
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Vox has gone as far as to call for abolishing altogether Spain's system of regional autonomy and outlawing separatist political parties.
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Legislation outlawing the first use of nuclear weapons and funding for programs that violate existing treaties should be debated and passed.
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Even so, Indiana lawmakers returned in 2014 with legislation that toughened penalties against trespassing rather than outlawing undercover filming at a farm.
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So lawmakers added a provision for such indirect bias, outlawing employer policies and practices that had a "disparate impact" on older people.
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But the suggested solution -- allowing a "nick" and calling it "female genital alteration," rather than outlawing the procedures entirely -- is stirring controversy.
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Now the government has announced it will pursue its first FGM prosecution -- even though there is not currently legislation outlawing the practice.
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British actress Jameela Jamil on Monday blasted a newly-signed Georgia law outlawing abortion at six weeks and disclosed her own abortion.
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The first and most important step would be to catch up to almost every other developed country by outlawing anonymous shell companies.
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On Saturday, the Texas House of Representatives passed expansive legislation outlawing dilation and evacuation, a common method for performing second-trimester abortions.
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Two weeks ago, Modi took the extraordinary step of outlawing 86 percent of banknotes in circulation to clean up illicit money flows.
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In 2015, outgoing Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan, signed the Violence Against Persons (Prohibition) Bill into law, which included provisions outlawing the practice.
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In April, Malaysia's lower house of Parliament passed a bill outlawing fake news, the first measure of its kind in the world.
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Some people will say that outlawing guns will only keep it away from the average person and only criminals will have them.
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The purpose of outlawing sex discrimination, they have pointed out, was to produce gender equality — not to tackle other forms of discrimination.
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Mostashari came away from his time in Washington believing a fix would require more government intervention — namely, outlawing faxing in American medicine.
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John Lee, the secretary for security, said in July that the authorities were considering outlawing the group, and had solicited its response.
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So when Parliament passed a measure last week outlawing violence against women, some burst into ululation and passed around bouquets of jasmine.
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A handful of countries including China, Russia, and Colombia have even banned Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, outlawing their use and investment altogether.
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Bucking his party, Mr. Deukmejian supported a Democratic-sponsored bill outlawing semiautomatic rifles, one of the first such bans in the nation.
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On a broader scale, she plans to use her platform to advocate for legislation outlawing digital sexual harassment both domestically and internationally.
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Recently, Oregon lawmakers passed a bill outlawing people convicted of domestic violence or who have restraining orders against them from possessing guns.
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There also might be certain cities or counties that have specific ordinances outlawing flamethrowing devices, but Mashable did not confirm any such laws.
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San Francisco outlawing e-cigarettes altogether marks a harsh rebuke of the industry, particularly market leader Juul, which is headquartered in the city.
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"Those laws degrade the inherent dignity of affected individuals by outlawing their most private and intimate means of self-expression," the petition states.
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They issued a fatwa, or religious ruling, outlawing suicide bombings and demanding that Taliban militants restore peace to allow foreign troops to leave.
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Daniel Cohn-Bendit, or Dany the Red, led a student occupation, partly in protest at dormitory rules outlawing male visitors to female dormitories.
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Many on the centre-right are in favour of creating a firmer German Leitkultur (lead culture), revoking dual citizenship and outlawing the burqa.
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On Tuesday, Alabama's state Senate passed the country's strictest abortion bill, outlawing nearly all abortions other than those to protect a mother's health.
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Germany's constitution contains strict protections against extremism, allowing for the close monitoring and even the outlawing of far-left or far-right parties.
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Because of the panel's report, laws were enacted outlawing redlining and creating incentives for insurance companies to invest in developing inner-city neighborhoods.
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In 2015, Thailand's Gender Equality Act came into effect, outlawing gender-based discrimination and inclusive of lesbians, gay, bisexual and transgender people (LGBT).
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And it should consider explicitly outlawing any effort to encourage foreign interference in domestic elections, including but not limited to withholding foreign aid.
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In 2005, Sénégal adopted a law outlawing this practice, but critics such as Bèye say that little has been done to enforce it.
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Baloch's death led Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's ruling party to announce that it would pass long-delayed legislation outlawing "honor killing" within weeks.
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The third U.S. law, Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act, to be rejected by the WTO was a law outlawing flavored cigarettes.
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The president in his State of the Union address cited both laws in calling on Congress to pass legislation outlawing late-term abortions.
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VERMONT: The legislature created a law that prohibits outlawing solar collectors and clotheslines, listing both items as "energy devices based on renewable resources."
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He told agriculture news outlet Noticias Agricolas this week that Bolsonaro's support for outlawing landless workers' invasions could help push the bill through.
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Tensions rose when a community organizer, Anna Samuelsdottir, called for "outlawing" the alien plant from berry lands and natural reserves in eastern Iceland.
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That ruling found that certain state laws outlawing abortion were an unconstitutional violation of a woman's right to privacy, effectively legalizing abortion nationwide.
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In the 1930s, Joseph Stalin reversed much of the Soviet Union's early progress in women's rights — outlawing abortion and promoting the nuclear family.
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Consensual sex outside of marriage would also be criminalized, effectively outlawing all homosexual relationships as gay marriage is not recognized in the country.
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The highly charged allegation follows a long history of conservatives casting Asians as victims of affirmative action in hopes of outlawing the policy.
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"The el-Sisi government is going in the wrong direction by cracking down on journalists, outlawing NGOs and imprisoning political opponents," Leahy told CNN.
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In the wake of the Vegas attack, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle appeared open to the prospect of outlawing bump stocks altogether.
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Essentially, there are three: the protection of intellectual property, the outlawing of forced technology transfers and the cessation of illegal, market-distorting industry subsidies.
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You begin the special with a killer bit about how you're against outlawing the Confederate flag because the flag helps you immediately recognize assholes.
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Black has called for banning abortion in all cases, outlawing the morning-after-pill, and said that marital rape should not be a crime.
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But for many of the state's most vulnerable citizens, the bill is very bad news, outlawing such basic protections as freedom from job discrimination.
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As Wolff, the Mercedes team director, pointed out, the rules outlawing technical instructions from the team to the driver were created for entertainment value.
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Le Pen's platform calls for, among other things, outlawing dual citizenship with most countries, banning foreign languages in schools, and exiting the European Union .
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Despite Georgia legislators' stated intentions to protect women's health, when abortion is restricted, deaths rise; outlawing abortion forces women to resort to unsafe abortions.
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One of his first moves was to reverse a company-wide policy outlawing tattoos and piercings for customer-facing employees in T-Mobile stores.
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Parson signed one of the most extreme abortion bans since Roe was decided -- outlawing abortion at eight weeks, before many people know they're pregnant.
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Whatever your beliefs about Israeli policy and the tactic of boycotts, outlawing the exercise of free speech is about as unconstitutional as it gets.
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Rather than outlawing abortion in such cases, we should expand Medicaid to cover the lifelong expenses involved in caring for those with Down syndrome.
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She had a taste of this when, earlier this year, she and Bumble successfully advocated for a new Texas law outlawing digital sexual harassment.
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Others advocate outlawing all semi-automatic firearms — an edict first floated by the Clinton administration that would create tens of millions of new offenders.
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While the sign's LED circle only lights up when something is near it, more and more communities are fighting lawn blight, outlawing signs altogether.
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The state assembly's health and senior services committee approved legislation outlawing the cigarettes in late January; the bill now heads to the appropriations committee.
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In 2010, when the NRLC began pushing 20-week abortion bans, only one state (Nebraska) had a law outlawing abortion so early in the pregnancy.
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In April, Mississippi passed a law that would have been the earliest abortion ban in the country — outlawing abortion after just 15 weeks of pregnancy.
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The bill also contains several other reforms, such as outlawing hospitals from negotiating clauses that prevent insurers from steering patients toward cheaper health care options.
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Nonetheless, his rhetoric has given succour to autocrats in other countries, who have passed laws outlawing "fake news" and quickly set about persecuting political opponents.
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The law has been amended twice to make it harsher, first by outlawing mere possession rather than distribution and then by setting mandatory minimum sentences.
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The court decided that the same arguments applied to the outlawing of sports betting and that states should not be forced to implement federal regulations.
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The Pill Club's decision to share resources with a nonprofit comes as several states this year have imposed new laws restricting or outlawing abortion procedures.
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Sanders' 2019, however, bill will still functionally eliminate the private insurance industry by outlawing private insurers from offering coverage already provided in the sweeping legislation.
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Ideas gaining traction: Reducing the ball's maximum velocity (Jack Nicklaus has suggested a 20% reduction), outlawing certain materials and changing construction methods and dimple patterns.
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India moved to scrap Section 377 outlawing same-sex relations last year and last month Taiwan proposed a draft law to allow same-sex marriage.
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The technological race divided the sport and led to "swimsuit wars" with governing body FINA outlawing the suits after the 2009 world championships in Rome.
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The Alabama Supreme Court, meanwhile, said that the state's law outlawing same-sex marriage was indeed constitutional and ordered probate judges to carry it out.
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Outlawing hijacking of treatment center phone numbers: Make it a crime for anyone to intentionally edit online listings to hijack phone numbers of other facilities.
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And in 2015, BI moved to enforce rules that mean all domestic transactions should be in rupiah, outlawing, for example, landlords charging rents in dollars.
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While the latest case does not specifically address the Southern state's congressional districts, a ruling outlawing partisan gerrymandering would likely also apply to federal lines.
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While campaigners say women and children in polygamous unions need better protection if the relationship falls apart, most are against outlawing a culturally-entrenched practice.
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Given the potential for catastrophic humanitarian consequences, the majority of the world's countries have agreed to negotiate a global treaty outlawing nuclear weapons this year.
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Hawaii lawmakers are considering outlawing flavored tobacco and electronic cigarette liquids like Maui Mango and Cookie Monsta in an effort to stop escalating teenage vaping.
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After Deutsch proposed the legislation outlawing gender-confirmation surgery, the ACLU of South Dakota announced its intent to challenge the bill if it becomes law.
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" One has to wonder why a U.S. senator would even pause to ponder whether or not "outlawing protected free speech activity violates our basic constitution.
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More than a century of Indian policy by the Canadian government included forced migration, segregation, limiting education, outlawing culture and separating children from their parents.
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She points out that the crucial role of an activist government in ending slavery and outlawing discrimination mutes advocacy of minimal government among African-Americans.
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In each of these cases, judges ruled that categorically outlawing escort ads violated the First Amendment or placed an "impossible burden" on websites like backpage.
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John Kasich vetoed an abortion measure outlawing abortion at as early as six weeks might have seemed like cause for celebration for supporters of reproductive rights.
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The law is one of the nation's most restrictive measures, outlawing the procedure as early as six weeks into pregnancy when a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Parents demanded more security cameras and metal detectors in the schools; school officials banned gang-associated colors and symbols; politicians proposed outlawing machete sales to minors.
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For example, 71% of the clergy believe that legislation outlawing euthanasia should remain in place, whereas 77% of the congregation say the law should be relaxed.
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The public is still divided over whether outlawing flavored e-cigarettes or all e-cigarettes is a good idea, according to data from Kaiser Family Foundation.
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If he signs the other abortion-related bill, he would almost totally ban second-trimester abortions by outlawing the dilation and evacuation (D&E) abortion procedure.
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Pro-choice advocates, meanwhile, said that this mainstream pro-life position is disingenuous, and that Trump's comments reveal the inevitable real-world consequences of outlawing abortion.
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There is little recent polling to suggest how widespread public support for outlawing flag burning actually is, but older data suggests that the issue divides Americans.
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A month later, a draft bill, called Patriot Act 2, revealed that the Justice Department was considering outlawing the use of encryption to conceal criminal activity.
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It also would close a federal loophole by outlawing transportation of girls under age 18 within state boundaries for purposes of undergoing genital surgery, Jones said.
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He also signed laws expanding safe storage laws in homes with children under 16 and outlawing weapons "undetectable by a metal detector," including 3D-printed guns.
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The business community has long criticized China for classifying some auditor reports on company finances as state secrets and outlawing cross-border transfers of auditors' documentation.
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The threat of losing his job loomed large following Cathay's decision to implement stringent new rules outlawing staff from attending any protests deemed "illegal" by authorities.
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I propose a balanced approach between the current free-for-all among the states and outlawing these clauses altogether: Congress could modify the Norris-LaGuardia Act.
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His plan would functionally eliminate the private-insurance industry by outlawing private insurers from covering services that Medicare for All covers, which is pretty much everything.
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California regulators are outlawing the delivery of recreational weed by drone in the state before it's even had a chance to—ahem—get off the ground.
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The board banned telemedicine abortion, but in 2015, the Iowa Supreme Court intervened, ruling that outlawing procedure constituted an "undue burden" on women who want to terminate.
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The decades-long strategy of outlawing drugs and jailing users, while battling cartels that control the trade, has come under increasing fire from critics in recent years.
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And like Fred Wilson, I agree that if these bans end up outlawing what could be the next Ethereum, they may be a net loss for China.
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Juan Chicharro, wrote that the foundation must defend itself from "the staggered outlawing of everyone who doesn&apost bend to the totalitarian demands" of the Spanish left.
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That kind of portrayal was divisive in Russia, a country which adopted a 2013 law outlawing the spreading of "propaganda for non-traditional sexual relations" to minors.
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Wade, striking down a Texas law outlawing virtually all abortions, which the court found by a 7-85033 vote infringed on the right of women to choose.
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While those advocates have had little success outlawing the practice on the federal or state level, they have had success in passing bans on the local level.
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When, in December 1981, the Communist government declared martial law, outlawing Solidarity and imprisoning many of its leaders, the Kaczynskis continued to work underground with the union.
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The state's extremely anti-abortion Republican governor is guaranteed to sign that bill into law, virtually outlawing all abortion even before the completion of the first trimester.
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This week, Alabama passed a law effectively outlawing the procedure, raising the question of whether the Supreme Court will use it to strike down Roe v. Wade.
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In it, they included a clause outlawing slavery, making the Northwest Territory the largest region in the New World up to that time to have done so.
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Treaty supporters have argued that if enough countries ratified an international agreement outlawing nuclear weapons, the political and moral coercive pressure would eventually persuade holdouts to reconsider.
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Moving forward, Washington would do well to reconsider its requests for China's specific legal measures on intellectual property protection and outlawing forcible technology transfers to Chinese firms.
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The Rebellion's Last Traitor by Nik Korpon Decades of war has shattered Eitan City, and to help restore order, the Tathadann Party rewrites history by outlawing the past.
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READ: Republican candidates back off pledges to support nominee The Republican front-runner also conceded that outlawing the practice would lead some women to seek out abortions illegally.
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David Linsky, one of the first in Massachusetts to call for outlawing the devices, said it would make the state safer while respecting the rights of gun owners.
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But the bans are now spreading, with Punjab province and the city of Quetta now outlawing bags as well, and Islamabad set to do the same in August.
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Those laws run the gamut, from banning late-term abortion, to requiring higher safety standards for abortion clinics, to outlawing abortions on the basis of sex or disability.
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The tough criteria for outlawing a political party in Germany is in part a legacy of the crushing of dissent in the Nazi era and communist East Germany.
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It is as unlikely that society will move backward on this issue as it would be to contemplate that states would someday return to outlawing marriage between races.
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"For years I have called for outlawing revenge porn as part of our fight to combat sexual violence in all its forms," Cuomo said in a statement Thursday.
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An ordained rabbi, Kahane supported violence against those he considered enemies of Jews, and he called for expelling Palestinians from Israel and outlawing sex between Jews and Arabs.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) is urging other states to consider outlawing a National Rifle Association (NRA) branded insurance program that offers liability coverage for people who fire a gun.
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Mississippi passed a law banning abortion after 15 weeks, Iowa passed a fetal heartbeat bill stopping abortion after six weeks, and Ohio legislators have proposed outlawing all abortions.
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Companies in the United States have typically taken a more punitive stance on smoking, charging workers who use tobacco more for insurance and outlawing smoking on company property.
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The most recent is a draft law outlawing accusations of Polish participation in the Holocaust and other war crimes that took place during the German occupation of Poland.
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New Soviet laws outlawing religious discrimination granted Chagall, born Moishe Zakharovich Shagal to a Hasidic Jewish family, full rights and citizenship for the first time in his life.
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The talk of outlawing the "bump stock" device that heightened the Vegas gunman's rapid fire is similarly diversionary, since the problem is the weapon, not the latest accessory.
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The measure outlawing verbal harassment — which can include catcalls and unwanted, sexually aggressive speech — brought into focus the kind of daily insults and lewd remarks that Frenchwomen face.
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A month later the UK introduced what it described as one of the world's toughest bans on microbeads, outlawing the manufacture of products containing the harmful plastic particles.
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In Belgium, the president of the community lamented the outlawing of kosher slaughter; in Denmark, efforts to outlaw ritual circumcision are gathering steam with a petition in parliament.
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Bots have become such a scourge in the global scalping market that last year President Barack Obama signed a federal bill outlawing their use in buying event tickets.
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Some political veterans warn that without new laws or regulations explicitly outlawing fraudulent social media tactics, both parties may feel pressure to use them simply to stay competitive.
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It's the thought I want to leave you with — do not allow children to play tackle football before middle-school age, and support the outlawing of this mistaken enterprise.
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She added that outlawing tobacco sales is in step with Beverly Hills' reputation as a healthy place and expressed confidence other cities will follow suit with their own bans.
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The Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU), founded in 1991 to implement Islamic law in the country, launched terror attacks against Karimov's regime in the 1990s for outlawing the group.
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Laws outlawing discrimination against pregnant workers and greater access to birth control helped pave the way for millions of women to join the workforce in the 1960s and 1970s.
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In addition to outlawing discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin and segregation in public spaces, it also eliminated the unequal application of voter registration requirements.
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As of late, legislators are moving to regulate areas that social network giants have ignored and discounted; and outlawing revenge porn is definitely a step in the right direction.
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The law, House Bill 481, is one of the nation's most restrictive measures, outlawing the procedure as early as six weeks into pregnancy, when a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Outlawing encryption outright may be impossible, but by abstracting the question a bit, you find plenty of ways to get similar results without raising those pesky human rights questions.
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"Oklahoma is legislating reproductive coercion when it should be outlawing it and protecting teens and women," Mercedes Sanchez, director of communications and education at Cedar River Clinics, told SELF.
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The talks followed a request by Republican U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski for Alaska to be exempted from a 2001 national statute outlawing road construction in certain types of forests.
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Legislation outlawing hate speech was not sufficient to tackle hate crime, found a 2018 report by the Irish Council for Civil Liberties, whose conclusions Flanagan welcomed at the time.
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How could a sensitive, shy boy mostly raised on a ranch, who wants nothing to do with outlawing, transform into the cold-blooded killer of the first game's epilogue?
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Wade ruling, New York State passed a measure legalizing abortion in the first two trimesters, but outlawing abortion in the third, except to save the life of the mother.
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Trump called on Congress to pass legislation outlawing late-term abortions, noting that New York and Virginia have in recent weeks put forward policies that would allow such procedures.
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New York State Department of Health policy expressly permits the use of nasal tubes for upwards of three months, but has been frequently misquoted to me as outlawing them.
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In 1947, the Taft-Harley Act severely limited labor activism by outlawing sympathy strikes and closed shops, and by allowing employers to spread anti-union messages in the workplace.
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Today, her organization has just seen its most substantial victory yet: The city of Buenos Aires has just passed a bill outlawing street harassment in the South American city.
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Stroup said he expects states in the Midwest and South to follow New York's model by outlawing edibles and smoking when they eventually pass their own medical pot laws.
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Norway has refused to sign an International Union for Conservation of Nature resolution outlawing the practice, putting it in the company of Chile, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and Turkey.
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Though he hit many of his usual themes, he also checked off the state's notable moments throughout history: participating in the underground railroad, outlawing slavery, legalizing same-sex marriage.
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The Turkish republic, in other words, is guilty of disrespecting its Kurdish citizens, banning their language — even outlawing their music — and crushing their political movements, for decades and decades.
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The spate of illnesses this summer, coupled with the rising popularity of teenage vaping, has led a few states and the Trump administration to propose outlawing flavored e-cigarettes.
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By outlawing child-friendly e-cigarette flavors like Strawberry Milk and "Froopy" (tastes like Froot Loops, yum?), officials hope to discourage young people from adopting a potentially deadly habit.
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The memo also calls for whistleblower protections for union officers to "show the president wants workers to have better unions," and proposes outlawing salary caps under collective bargaining agreements.
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And while it is legal in recreational states to possess and smoke marijuana, federal laws outlawing its use make it a firing offense for government workers remain in place.
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As you know ... 9 states have recently passed strict abortion bills -- Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio and Utah -- with some even outlawing abortion for rape and incest.
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In 1964, the Civil Rights Act made it illegal for business owners to refuse to serve African Americans — outlawing the very thing that had rendered The Green Book necessary.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, said in a statement that Washington "needs to get out of the business of outlawing marijuana," according to AP. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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But changes are happening, with India moving to scrap Section 377 outlawing same-sex relations last year, and Taiwan this week proposing a draft law to allow same-sex marriage.
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Many of the projects were drawn up in 2010, when the government toughened exchange controls by outlawing a widely-used parallel currency market, leaving bolivars trapped in local bank accounts.
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However, the notary council of the Central American country said on Friday it would only authorize such unions if the local legislature or the court annul laws outlawing gay marriage.
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The move came the same day that Ohio's Republican-controlled legislature passed one of the nation's most restrictive abortion bans - outlawing the procedure if a doctor can detect a heartbeat.
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Baidu CEO Robin Li stirred controversy last year when he tested one of his company's self-driving cars for a tech conference in defiance of China's rules outlawing such tests.
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These objectives inevitably conflict, so governments regulate and restrict the private sector, controlling what is taught, banning profits, outlawing selection, cutting fees and generally making the business unattractive to investors.
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It was supposed to end the chapter of biological warfare, outlawing nations from developing, acquiring, stockpiling or retaining certain pathogens, except for limited samples for defensive vaccine and antidote research.
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We got the "Jackass" star at LAX ... he's ecstatic about California outlawing orca breeding and captivity programs, and says he's stoked killer whale shows are coming to an end, too.
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Lindsey Graham and Kirsten Gillibrand recently introduced a bill outlawing provisions in an employment contract that require such claims to be handled in private arbitration rather than openly in court.
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The state House voted 2900-220006 in favor of outlawing the practice, in which pressurized liquid is injected into deep rock formations to allow oil and natural gas to escape.
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Every subsequent chapter - outlawing discrimination in education, employment, healthcare and in renting or buying property and recognizing the right to identity documents with the preferred gender - only mentions "transgender persons".
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In his first month in office, he ordered sharp spending cuts on red-carpet state events and issued a decree outlawing use of the term "Excellency" for himself and ministers.
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The state House voted 42-12 in favor of outlawing the practice, in which pressurized liquid is injected into deep rock formations to allow oil and natural gas to escape.
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The legislation would establish cybersecurity safeguards, such as prohibiting machines from being connected to the internet in any way and outlawing voting machines from being manufactured in a foreign country.
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Now imagine, just days before the shindig, you were forced to cancel the event on account of an arcane law outlawing dancing within 500 feet of a house of worship.
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After a giant hole appeared in the layer in 20103, much of the world signed on to the Montreal Protocol outlawing CFC-22010, used mostly in refrigerators and air-conditioners.
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Despite Facebook outlawing such foreign spending on ads connected to domestic U.S. political topics, Xinhua News spent at least $16,600 on 0003 undisclosed political ads, based on the NYU data.
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Both of these principles come from the Fair Housing Act's recognition that outlawing intentional discrimination is not enough for people of color to overcome the consequences of centuries of oppression.
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They floated possible fixes like putting volunteers with guns in schools, requiring a minimum age to buy guns, outlawing assault-style weapons or improving mental health care and background checks.
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That suggests that simply outlawing nonmedical exemptions may not be a panacea in states that have a high percentage of parents using their social capital to spread anti-vaccine views.
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Britain enacted legislation outlawing sex discrimination in the 1970s and this was followed by an equality act in 2010, but women still earn less than men across much of the economy.
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Outlawing the practice was voted down by Minnesota's Senate in May; a Utah bill collapsed in March after lawmakers tried to substitute it with a version that left trans youth unprotected.
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Iowa's Republican-controlled legislature passed the restriction in May 2018, outlawing the procedure after a fetal heartbeat is detected, often at six weeks and before a woman realizes she is pregnant.
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In his concurring opinion Scalia writes: In Romer v Evans, the court overturned Colorado's ban (known as Amendment 2) on any local jurisdictions outlawing discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
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India has the world's second-largest Muslim population, but, unlike other countries with significant Muslim populations such as Pakistan, Bangladesh and Indonesia, has yet to officially pass legislation outlawing triple talaq.
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The students considered other approaches — outlawing just the bullhook, say, or pursuing legislation at the county level — and decided the most effective way to make a difference was a statewide ban.
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But outlawing the product would not erase the need for access to such loans, and we should not prevent banks and financial service providers from lawfully and responsibly fulfilling that need.
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I set out to write a blog calling for an Isle of Dogs-style roundup of feral cats, a mass adoption drive and cat cull, and outlawing outdoor and community cats.
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Were the N.C.A.A.'s amateurism rules outlawing pay for athletes a necessary component of college sports, helping ensure competitive balance and providing the special sauce that persuaded fans to love it?
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These are the types of guns that President Obama has proposed outlawing, a policy he advocated for after a shooting in San Bernardino, California, that left 14 dead and 21 injured.
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The Capitol Research Center's Michael Watson derides the bill as a Colorado cannabis industry conspiracy to restrict competition by outlawing interstate marijuana trade, although the bill never explicitly discusses interstate commerce.
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Indeed, the lawsuit argues, state courts have made that explicit, particularly in a landmark decision in 2002 that stopped officials in Erie from outlawing nude dancing in an establishment called Kandyland.
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The Susan B. Anthony List and other groups that favor restricting abortion rights were angered by her role last year in delaying a vote on legislation outlawing abortion after 20 weeks.
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Way back in 1967, while playing for John Wooden's UCLA juggernaut and then known as Lew Alcindor, the NCAA tried to slow down Kareem by outlawing dunking (it did not work).
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The FA was six years ahead of FIFA in outlawing third-party ownership of footballers' rights, under which businesses could buy a player's economic rights and sell his labour to a team.
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Bernd Fabritius, the rapporteur on Interpol abuses for the Council of Europe, urged Interpol to re-examine the red notice against Mr Akhanli "in light of the rules outlawing politically motivated interventions".
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I've definitely been guilty of this, and I've also been to coffee shops that try to fight back by removing outlets, turning off their Wi-Fi or outlawing laptops on certain tables.
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Mike Parson green-lit a bill outlawing abortion after eight weeks of pregnancy — before many women are even aware they are pregnant — and offering no exceptions for victims of rape or incest.
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Since then several states and cities have proposed measures outlawing or restricting the attachments, and the U.S. Justice Department said earlier this month it was considering a ban on certain bump stocks.
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The civil-rights movement prompted lawmakers to pass the Civil Rights Act of 21963, outlawing discrimination based on "race, color, religion, sex or national origin", and the Voting Rights Act of 21956.
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Any regulatory regime should start with clear, understandable transparency requirements around network management practices, as well as baseline protections outlawing blocking of legal traffic or capricious degradation of websites or online service.
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New Delhi has already taken steps toward creating such a code, with the BJP-led parliament in July outlawing the centuries-old right of a Muslim man to instantly divorce his wife.
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Other aspects of the plan include folding the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives into the FBI, banning the sale of silencers, outlawing 85033D-printed guns and expanding mental health services.
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" As Thomas puts it, "Today most American working women would probably be surprised to know that they have an unrepentantly racist, male octogenarian to thank for outlawing sex bias on the job.
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The absence of a U.S. law specifically outlawing domestic terrorism has made it harder for investigators to track and analyze such crimes, said Josh Zive, outside counsel for the FBI Agents Association.
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That's why experts we've interviewed conclude that limiting how many rounds an ammunition magazine can hold, more so than outlawing assault-style rifles, may be more effective in reducing overall gun violence.
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Then in December, responding to "disturbing reports about Chinese influence," the government turned its attention on interference in politics and announced a crackdown on political donations and the outlawing of foreign interference.
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This initiative, Amendment 1, would amend the state's Constitution, cutting off Medicaid funding to women seeking an abortion, and opening the door to completely outlawing abortion in the state should Roe v.
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In addition to effectively outlawing same-sex relations, and penalties for insulting the president, the law would also impose a possible jail sentence for anyone who helped a woman terminate her pregnancy.
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Hong Kong authorities formally banned on Monday a group promoting independence from China — the first outlawing of a political organisation since Britain handed its former colony back to Chinese rule in 1997.
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Although there's no official law on the books outlawing canine gubernatorial candidates, the secretary of state reasoned that a dog would be unable to fulfill the responsibilities of the state's chief executive.
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Medicare for All — which was reintroduced in the Senate last week — would functionally abolish the private-insurance industry by outlawing private insurers from offering coverage that Medicare for All provides, which is extensive.
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Ministers from the old guard are trying to bully and ban their way out of the crisis, rounding up small-scale currency traders and outlawing the use of jerry cans at petrol stations.
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While the vague wording of the legislation, and the equally vague responses of government ministers, suggests it could technically be outlawing E2E encryption, the government has not explicitly stated that is the intention.
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Anti-choice politicians and their supporters have felt emboldened to up their fight against women's health care — from the Arkansas governor outlawing a common and safe abortion procedure, to the controversial Iowa Rep.
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While Gab says it enforces a strict content policy outlawing extremism and hate speech, neo-Nazi terror groups have enjoyed months-long, unfettered stints posting their content on Gab to a significant audience.
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Jokowi's pact with Ma'ruf, whose controversial positions include outlawing LGBT relationships, "is an indication that those who openly support pluralism, liberalism and secularism have been under attack for some years now," she added.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's parliament approved a bill on Tuesday outlawing the centuries-old right of a Muslim man to instantly divorce his wife, drawing accusations of government interference in a community matter.
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Law enforcement authorities, including the police and courts, should pursue those who commit real crimes against citizens and property rather than enforcing insane laws outlawing the sale of cigarettes to those under 21.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's scandal-haunted government pushed plans for legislation outlawing "fake news" on Monday as parliament convened for the last time before an election due by August.
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Faced with growing fear about the risks of vaping, New Jersey last month became the second state to adopt legislation outlawing all nicotine vaping liquids other than those flavored to taste like tobacco.
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Susan Collins: Israel should allow Omar, Tlaib to visit MORE on the court, it will be extremely difficult for the administration to argue that an executive order outlawing birthright citizenship would be constitutional.
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Ralph Northam's (D) surprise decision Wednesday to say that he'd sign a bill outlawing so-called sanctuary cities has triggered outrage from some Democrats, who fear Northam is fumbling Tuesday's must-win race.
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Lawmakers succeeded Tuesday night in taking control of the parliamentary agenda so they can attempt to pass legislation outlawing a "no deal" Brexit, unless it is approved by a subsequent vote in parliament.
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Mahamoud said the religious ban - which coincided with the International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM - was timely as it comes weeks before a bill outlawing the practice is expected to before parliament.
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On the other side, there's the struggle for women to have autonomy over our own bodies, meaning access to birth control, activism around rape, outlawing marital rape and the fight for abortion rights.
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That means provider regulation — like outlawing balance billing for emergency care, or requiring all doctors at in-network facilities to accept in-network rates — is probably the most direct way to solve this issue.
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In 1963, for example, it featured perhaps the most controversial person in America, professional atheist Madalyn Murray O'Hare, just three days after the Supreme Court handed down an enormously unpopular ruling outlawing school prayer.
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In particular, court actions have kept all of the so-called heartbeat bans -- bills outlawing abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detected, as early as six weeks into a pregnancy -- from coming into force.
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In 2018, the EU voted to mandate the outlawing of exchange rate mark-ups on international payments through its Cross-Border Payments Regulations, something that the London fintech company has long been lobbying for.
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Demonstrations in the center of Cairo and other cities on April 15, though small by Egyptian standards, were the largest since 2013 when Mr. Sisi introduced a tough new law effectively outlawing public protest.
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"There is a growing list of cities around the world, particularly in Europe, that are seriously considering outlawing the operation of gasoline and diesel-powered cars by as soon as 2035 or2040, " Jonas said.
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The House on Wednesday passed a bill outlawing the consumption of cats and dogs in the U.S. The "Dog and Cat Meat Trade Prohibition Act of 2018" was co-sponsored by Florida lawmakers Rep.
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Featured Article: "100 Years Ago, the Booziest January Suddenly Dried Up" One hundred years ago, Prohibition began — outlawing the manufacture, transportation and sale of alcohol in the United States for more than a decade.
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Richard Cordray, widely expected to run for governor of Ohio, might have benefited from a rule he pushed outlawing mandatory arbitration clauses, which would have made it much easier for consumers to sue banks.
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Venezuela's next presidential election is due at the end of 2018, but Popular Will fears Maduro will tilt the playing field by outlawing their party, and keeping Lopez - a potential presidential candidate - in jail.
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They are going to claim Democrats are the party of socialism, open borders, nationalized health care, and an environmentalist agenda that will wind up outlawing air travel and steaks and maybe even milk, too.
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Rather, it's a more tailored seamless garment, one that would put the goal of outlawing abortion at the center of a web of pro-family policies — adoption support, child allowances, wage subsidies for breadwinners.
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Already incensed at a Supreme Court decision outlawing mandatory prayer in public schools, Schlafly decided that enshrining equal rights for women into law was simply a step too far away from America's righteously patriarchal past.
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Some states have passed laws outlawing wage secrecy, and a few states have even banned employers from asking job candidates to disclose salary history, a question that often puts women and minorities at a disadvantage.
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It's one that encompasses those on the left and the right who would argue at length about supply-side economics but blanch at the thought of outlawing marriages between two people of the same sex.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) said she supports the idea of effectively outlawing shutdowns.
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Even before Canberra settled on Wallerberdina for the repository, the state government moved in March to repeal legislation outlawing the storage of radioactive waste in South Australia, a legacy of past opposition to nuclear dumps.
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Racial segregation was pronounced: Flint's first black mayor, Floyd McCree, resigned in protest in 20163, just months after Martin Luther King was assassinated, when the city commission failed to adopt an ordinance outlawing housing discrimination.
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Last year, FBI Director James Comey made repeated calls for legislation outlawing unbreakable encryption that were ultimately rebuffed by both lawmakers and the White House — and Comey has publicly admitted it wasn't a feasible stance.
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Currently, SB 174 is awaiting signature on Governor Eric Holcomb's desk, and will likely become the first law outside of California specifically outlawing insemination from a source other than that to which the patient agreed.
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If Roe were to be overturned or struck down, legal challenges to the Massachusetts Supreme Court decision could default the state's abortion law to the centuries-old law outlawing the practice in the Bay State.
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With public attention focused on the scourge of online ticket scalping, Congress has passed a bill outlawing bots, or computer programs that let users scoop up the best tickets and resell them at inflated prices.
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Mike Parson of Missouri on Friday signed into law a bill outlawing abortions after eight weeks of pregnancy, joining several other states this year in enacting measures designed to limit women's access to the procedure.
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" She continued: "It's important to realize that if you disrupt the world trading system — and the consensus outlawing war that is in place today — you are disrupting the financial means of punishing violations of war.
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Opponents have argued that the amendment would, among other things, undermine family structure; intrude on religious practice; and lead to the outlawing of separate men's and women's bathrooms, single-sex college dormitories and other accommodations.
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But women's rights associations and human rights groups say the new law is a major step forward, in part because it so broad, outlawing not just physical violence but psychological abuse and even economic discrimination.
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Dismayed by Swiss foot-dragging, the European Commission has already barred EU-based investors from trading on Swiss stock exchanges -- a measure the Swiss circumvented by outlawing the trading of Swiss shares on EU markets.
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Other than outlawing anti-consumer gag orders, legislation may not be necessary — as in every other market, sellers would post prices and qualifications once they are competing for price-conscious patients who control the money.
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Lawmakers who want to prevent a messy exit from the European Union will attempt Tuesday to take control of the parliamentary agenda so they can pass legislation outlawing a no-deal Brexit on October 31.
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Chen Arieli, chairwoman of the Israeli LGBT Association, described the IMA's ban on conversion therapy as a "breakthrough" but said outlawing the practice could make it harder to eradicate in communities where it is prevalent.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong authorities formally banned on Monday a group promoting independence from China - the first outlawing of a political organization since Britain handed its former colony back to Chinese rule in 1997.
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While it's true that outlawing the 3D models would give prosecutors and investigators more to work with, the nefarious actors of the world haven't been waiting with bated breath on the outcome of the previous lawsuit.
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Related: Watch 'VICE Meets Indonesia's Trans Waria Community' The most damning moment came as Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI), Indonesia's top clerical peak body, issued a fatwa effectively "outlawing" the existence of LGBTQI Indonesians under Islamic law.
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Lorelai isn't ready to talk about it and all we get is a sheepish "maybe" and a toast to absent friendsWith a shot of Luke's new sign outlawing texting and man buns it's a new day.
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Britain has written to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons in The Hague, which monitors compliance with the global convention outlawing the use of such weapons, to obtain independent verification of the substance used.
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In a unanimous, unsigned opinion, the seven judges of the New York Court of Appeals said the state had legitimate reasons for outlawing the practice, including to protect vulnerable patients from pressure to end their lives.
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But Uber is still a long way from expanding its ride-hailing services into big cities, thanks to regulations outlawing non-professional drivers from transporting paying customers, as well as opposition from the powerful taxi lobby.
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Since the outlawing of testosterone replacement therapy that burst seems to be lasting for shorter and shorter periods, and he really only looked like The Phenom for a brief burst of activity in the opening seconds.
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Trump has seized on the bill, as well as another proposal in Virginia that would allow third-trimester abortions in certain cases, to hammer Democrats and call on Congress to pass legislation outlawing late-term abortions.
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Trump calls on Congress to ban late-term abortion The president urged Congress to pass legislation outlawing late-term abortions, using recent liberal legislation on the issue in New York and Virginia as a rallying point.
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After decades of hard-fought civil rights activism, Congress passed and President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the landmark Voting Rights Act into law, outlawing several racially discriminatory practices intended to keep people of color from voting.
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So, is it true, as Thomas wrote, that "today most American working women would probably be surprised to know that they have an unrepentantly racist, male octogenarian to thank for outlawing sex bias on the job"?
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Denmark's parliament has passed legislation outlawing the wearing of face coverings in public spaces — a move critics say infringes on the rights of Muslim women who choose to wear the niqab or burqa, NBC News reports.
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A national truth and reconciliation commission reported in 2015 that Canada committed cultural genocide against indigenous people through long-term government policy, including separating children from their families, forced migration, and outlawing language and cultural practices.
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Gov. Mike Parson of Missouri on Friday signed into law a bill outlawing abortions after eight weeks of pregnancy, joining several other states this year in enacting measures designed to limit women's access to the procedure.
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Hanukkah celebrates the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem in the 160s BC. After outlawing the Jewish religion and Jewish practices, then-King Antiochus IV decreed that Jews must worship Greek gods in the Temple.
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Distilling had virtually disappeared on the island for more than 313 years because of a succession of restrictive laws, the first a statute passed in the early 231s during the penal colony days, outlawing all distilleries.
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Ankara also threatened a "total rupture" with France over a 2012 law outlawing denial of the genocide but France's highest legal authority ruled that was an unconstitutional violation of freedom of speech, prompting a thaw in relations.
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The bill seems predicated on at least two weird assumptions: The first being that stumbling across publicly accessible data is the problem instead of sloppy cybersecurity, and the second being that outlawing it will actually accomplish anything.
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However, the Khashoggi controversy and laws outlawing women from even attending soccer matches led to Italy's Interior Minister Matteo Salvini, himself a fan of AC Milan, to say he won't be watching the match out of principle.
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Even some progressives who don't believe in outlawing "hate speech" in general believe that white supremacy and Naziism are inherently violent ideologies, and therefore that adhering to them is a call for violence in its own right.
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Hong Kong authorities, meanwhile, have proposed jail terms of up to three years for those mocking China's national anthem, and there have been calls from pro-Beijing politicians for national security laws outlawing subversive acts against China.
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But even if it succeeds, Sanchez&aposs government will face the politically sensitive task of outlawing the National Francisco Franco Foundation, which up to 2003 was receiving public funding for safeguarding documents from the 1939-1975 regime.
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Child soldiers were used in Syria, Libya, Nigeria and Colombia - all of which have ratified a United Nations treaty outlawing the conscription of under 18s and their participation in hostilities, the campaign group behind the index said.
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The law this time, which takes effect September 1, stands to make abortion illegal as early as 14 weeks by outlawing the procedure commonly used at that time, and requires fetal remains to be buried or cremated.
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Welcoming Chinese negotiators to the Oval Office on February 22nd, Mr Trump said that a long-mooted executive order outlawing Chinese telecommunications technology from American networks "may or may not" be on the table during trade talks.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - California lawmakers on Tuesday took a major step toward outlawing the use of so-called "ransomware" to hijack computers for money, passing a bill through its first committee with the support of law enforcement.
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Multiple states such as Kentucky and Georgia have passed "heartbeat" abortion bans, outlawing the procedure once a fetal heartbeat is detected, which can be around six weeks of pregnancy and before many women know they are pregnant.
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The 1818 battle is seen as a point of community pride for Dalits, who are at the bottom of India's widely observed caste system and have long suffered from discrimination, despite the outlawing of "untouchability" decades ago.
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The unusually forceful campaign to reset the terms of the divisive debate has left Democrats struggling to combat misinformation and thwart further efforts to undercut access to abortion, as Alabama did this week by essentially outlawing it.
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Warren's plan would also create new protections for these locally owned networks because, over the past few years, local legislatures have passed bills outlawing cities' abilities to build out coverage on their own, primarily in rural states.
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The Warren and Burger courts sharply redefined the state's relationship with citizens, and the state's relationship with religion, reinforcing the separation of church and state by outlawing prayer in schools and other publicly sanctioned displays of faith.
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The Jefferson County Circuit Court judge had decided in January that the Alabama law outlawing relocating, removing, changing or renaming buildings, streets and memorials that have been standing for more than 40 years violated free speech rights.
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In response, the government passed some of the strictest gun control measures in the world, including a ban on semi-automatic and pump-action firearms, mandatory registration for gun owners, and the outlawing of civilian handgun use altogether.
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But in March of 2013, Hickenlooper, backed by his fellow Democrats, signed into state law one measure requiring universal background checks for gun sales and private transfers and another outlawing magazines with more than 15 rounds of ammunition.
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In Australia, which is seen as culturally similar to New Zealand and has lively farming and hunting communities, the catalyst for outlawing high-powered weapons was the shooting of 35 people at Port Arthur in Tasmania in 1996.
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To the Editor: Re "'Business as Usual' on Secret Settlements, Even in Era of #MeToo" (front page, June 15): Last year, I was asked to help draft a California bill outlawing secrecy in sexual predator cases, which Gov.
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The main purpose of the legislation, as originally conceived, was to prohibit job discrimination on the basis of race, but a Virginia congressman, vigorously opposed to the bill, added an amendment outlawing discrimination on the basis of sex.
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When Mr. Quadros became mayor of São Paulo in the 1980s, he gained notoriety yet again for some of his populist moves, like personally fining motorists for traffic violations and outlawing skimpy "dental-floss" bikinis in city parks.
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The act essentially ended segregation in public places and banned employment discrimination, and led to other landmark civil rights bills like the 1965 Voting Rights Act, which outlaws voter discrimination, and the 1968 Fair Housing Act, outlawing housing discrimination.
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Equality Voters helped elect and re-elect governors who are working to enact critical non-discrimination protections, outlawing the dangerous and abusive practice of so-called "conversion therapy," and acting as a powerful backstop against anti-LGBTQ state legislation.
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"Outlawing fair-share fees will override the judgments of 23 States plus the District of Columbia that have enacted statutory collective-bargaining frameworks covering public-education employees," David C. Frederick, a lawyer for the union, argued in court papers.
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And last but certainly not least, there's the very real, but as-yet-under-researched possibility that taking part in combat sports at too young an age can lead to Constitutional amendments outlawing the sale and consumption of alcohol.
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"Outlawing fair-share fees will override the judgements of 23 States plus the District of Columbia that have enacted statutory collective-bargaining frameworks covering public-education employees," David C. Frederick, a lawyer for the union, argued in court papers.
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Many GOP members said they would review any legislation outlawing them, but top leaders and gun rights groups are also suggesting that there's a way to use new regulations to address the issue and avoid votes on a ban.
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As well as Kyrgyzstan outlawing bride kidnapping, in 2016 it banned religious child marriages in 2016, where girls would be wed in unregistered religious unions, and earlier this year passed a law improving protection for victims of domestic abuse.
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Clearly, even ObamaCare's proponents had realized by 2016 that their law was such a turkey that they had to do everything they could to force people into the exchange marketplaces, even if that meant outlawing competing health insurance coverage.
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It is one of just a handful of shelters that have newly opened in the country after Parliament passed a law last year outlawing a broad range of specific violent acts against women, as well as discrimination against them.
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While Mr. Trump champions his border wall and imposes new restrictions on asylum seekers, California is expanding medical care for undocumented immigrants and recently passed a new law outlawing private prisons, including detention facilities run by federal immigration authorities.
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Several cities, including New York City and Cincinnati, passed laws outlawing hair-based discrimination, and Michigan, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Maryland, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, Virginia and Kentucky are all considering similar legislation, according to the Crown Coalition.
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As part of their report, the 23 grand jurors issued a series of recommendations, including eliminating the statute of limitations for victims to file criminal complaints and outlawing non-disclosure agreements, which they said were used to silence victims.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea imported at least $640 million worth of luxury goods from China last year, in defiance of U.N. sanctions outlawing such trade over North Korea's nuclear and missile programs, a South Korean lawmaker said on Monday.
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Blackmore and Oler are the first Canadians to be found guilty of polygamy since 1906, the CBC reports, and their convictions were at the center of a years-long legal debate in the country about the constitutionality of outlawing polygamy.
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Similarly, Florida state lawmakers responded to mounting pressure to act on gun control after the Parkland massacre by passing a three-day waiting period on most firearms purchases and outlawing bump stocks, which can make semi-automatic rifles fire faster.
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The three main takeaways from the new policy, which will go live on February 1, are a ban on exclusive sales, the outlawing of retailers selling products on platforms they count as investors and restrictions on discounts and cash back.
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Police spokesman Paul Nyathi said the protest would not be allowed to go ahead because of a standing order outlawing public gatherings in the capital after a cholera outbreak that has killed 50 people and infected more than 10,000 others.
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International monitoring groups, including the Organization for Prohibition of Chemical Weapons and the United Nations Joint Investigative Mechanism, have accused Assad's air force of using such weapons multiple times Like sarin, weaponized chlorine is prohibited under the convention outlawing chemical weapons.
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Long before Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton signed on to play the Virginia couple — whose marriage marked the beginning of the end of slavery-era rules outlawing interracial marriage — Buirski was working to bring the Lovings' legacy to life onscreen.
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These proposals included the wholesale deportation of millions of undocumented immigrants, a ban on Muslims entering the country, the surveillance of American-Muslims, the return of torture in criminal interrogation, restrictions on the press, and the outlawing of flag-burning.
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This new law expanded the scope of the '57 law, largely focused on discrimination at the polls, to include banning discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex and national origin -- as well as outlawing racial segregation in public spaces and schools.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's foreign ministry said on Monday that it was concerned by the decision by Hong Kong to ban a group promoting independence from China, the first outlawing of a political organization since Britain handed its former colony back.
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The film follows her court case—fought and won by Meron Getne (a depiction of lawyer and founder of the Ethiopian Women Lawyers Association (EWLA) Meaza Ashenaf)i—which set a legal-precendent by outlawing the kidnapping of child brides.
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An underdog candidate in the Republican primary, Mr. Kemp rocketed to victory with hard-right messaging that included a promise to personally round up illegal immigrants in his truck, and, significantly, to sign a heartbeat bill outlawing abortions after six weeks.
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Read: Christchurch is still reeling from New Zealand's worst mass shooting The Arms (Prohibited Firearms, Magazines and Parts) Amendment Bill took effect Friday, outlawing almost all semi-automatic and military-style weapons and a host of gun accessories and parts.
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Typically, federal prosecutions that result in mistrials due to hung juries do not prohibit state attorneys from bringing similar charges under the definition of double jeopardy as defined by the Supreme Court, unless states pass laws specifically outlawing such a practice.
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Adelle Thomas, her daughter Marie Higgins, and her granddaughter Catherine Starr join in the picket line in St. Louis protesting Mayor John Poelker's refusal to allow city hospitals to perform abortions, despite two court rulings outlawing Missouri's anti-abortion laws, 1973.
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That has raised fears of a sellout of sensitive technologies and the handover of critical know-how, although the EU says it is not considering the kind of trade tariffs that the United States has imposed on China or outlawing Chinese firms.
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Since 2010, Republican governors and legislators have enacted more than 300 anti-abortion regulations, from mandating that a woman must be told before she has an abortion about the ability of a fetus to feel pain to outlawing certain methods of abortion.
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It laid out an 11-point plan pledging to shut down all the country's mosques, Islamic schools and asylum centers, as well as closing borders to migrants from Islamic nations and outlawing Islamic headscarves, should his PVV party win at the polls.
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Specifically, Vanita Gupta—the top civil rights watchdog in America—wrote that the "the state is engaging in a pattern or practice of discrimination against transgender state employees," and cites Title VII, the federal law outlawing bias on the basis of sex.
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"As other states pass laws outlawing abortion, Maine's leaders have stepped up to protect the health and wellbeing of individuals and families in our great state," Oamshri Amarasingham, advocacy director at the ACLU of Maine, said in a statement provided to Refinery29.
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Bengaluru, India (CNN)This Friday, office workers in Bengaluru -- the Silicon Valley of India -- will be unable to enjoy a customary after work drink, following a court ruling outlawing the sale of alcohol in the majority of the city's bars and restaurants.
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While casino magnates like Sheldon Adelson may support outlawing online games as a way to drive business to their brick-and-mortar casinos, even Georgians who oppose gambling should recognize this as a subtle attempt to centralize even more power in Washington.
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A year later, it passed the Sedition Act, outlawing any speech that the authorities deemed "disloyal" or "scurrilous," as well as any speech intended to encourage resistance to the war, curtail the production of arms or obstruct the sale of war bonds.
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The announcement comes amid the passage of restrictive abortion laws in several states, including "heartbeat" bills outlawing the procedure once a fetal heartbeat is detected, often around six weeks, in Georgia and Ohio and an Alabama measure that would outlaw almost all abortions.
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In fact, the biggest stumbling block may be this: unlike outlawing big, obvious head-hunting hits that only happen occasionally, eliminating kickoffs would completely change a venerable aspect of the sport, which in turn would strongly suggest that football itself is inherently unsafe.
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Schools are always vigilant when it comes to outlawing literally any harmless form of entertainment, which is why you all had to sit through that assembly about fidget spinners, and the Mannequin Challenge, and why seventh graders aren't allowed to dab anymore.
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When congressional Democrats used their power to impede Reagan's agenda, like conducting oversight investigations into political appointees at regulatory agencies and outlawing support to anti-Marxist militants in Nicaragua, frustrated Reaganites began looking for ways to achieve their goals without congressional approval.
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A recent Washington Post article touted 2628 fixes for democracy including mandating three years of compulsory labor for young people in the military of AmeriCorps-like programs, outlawing private education, punitively punishing gun owners and vastly increasing redistribution to end racial inequities.
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While most European nations had scrapped laws on gay sex by the late 1003s, Africa has remained largely resistant with 2100 of its 250 nations still outlawing gay sex as some politicians and church leaders refer to the "Western disease" of homosexuality.
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In Stealth Democracy, Elizabeth Theiss-Morse and John Hibbing found that their respondents lacked understanding of the free speech and assembly, favoring outlawing political parties and interest groups, and had a generally low level of appreciation for their fellow citizens' values and lifestyles.
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It's a reminder that not everyone who self-identifies as "feminist" supports legal abortion — and that many abortion rights supporters see the term "pro-life feminist" as an oxymoron, since outlawing abortion tends to seriously hurt women's health and limit their autonomy.
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Although all men, regardless of race were granted the right to vote as after the 221th amendment was ratified in 1870, it wasn't until the Voting Act Rights of 1965--outlawing poll taxes, literacy tests and other bureaucratic restrictions --that African-Americans could vote unhindered.
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With less than a day to go until Ireland's historic referendum on whether or not to repeal the country's Eighth Amendment — which gives a woman and a fetus equal right to life, effectively outlawing abortion — emotions are running high on both sides of the argument.
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While others rally around ideas such as Medicare for All and the Green New Deal, Biden used his kickoff rally to advocate for a more moderate public option for health insurance and less sexy policy proposals, such as outlawing noncompete clauses for low-wage workers.
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The candidates have backed an array of policies to close the racial gap in economic equality, improve access to healthcare and institute criminal justice reforms including eliminating cash bail, outlawing the death penalty, legalizing marijuana and wiping clean the records of non-violent drug offenders.
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In the op-ed penned for USA Today, Trump claimed "Democrats would gut Medicare with their planned government takeover of American health care," by eliminating seniors' private options to supplement their Medicare coverage and outlawing all other private and employer-based health insurance plans.
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At the conference, Dr. Loida Alzona, director of health, public safety and environmental protection at the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority in the Philippines, described how her agency was defeated in court when it tried to enforce regulations outlawing smoking on transit platforms and streets.
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A new law in California outlawing private prisons will cost the city $2000 million a year in taxes and other fees paid by the prison corporation, the GEO Group, unless the company can convert the two facilities it has operated there into immigration detention centers.
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Considering the state's financial straits, Mr. Cuomo leaned heavily on proposals that would need little or no state funding, like banning gun ownership for people who have committed certain misdemeanor crimes in other states, banning foam food containers and outlawing synthetic opioids similar to fentanyl.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's government tabled a bill in parliament on Monday outlawing "fake news", with hefty fines and up to 10 years in jail, raising more concern about media freedom in the wake of a multi-billion dollar graft scandal.
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"The attack that targeted the large gathering of clerics and religious scholars from across the country was in fact an attack against the heirs of the prophet of Islam and the values of Islam," Ghani said in a video address, supporting the outlawing of suicide bombings.
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This means overturning Mr. Thein Sein's egregiously discriminatory laws targeting Muslims, restoring citizenship to the Rohingya and other Muslims, allowing the Rohingya to leave the squalid camps to return to their homes and businesses and to travel, and outlawing hate crimes and hate speech toward religious minorities.
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Available on Amazon, YouTube, iTunes, Google Play, and Vudu Barbara Stanwyck is luminous as Lily Powers in this film made before Hollywood's Motion Picture Production Code became widely observed, effectively outlawing the representation of many "vices" in American cinema from the 1930s to the late 1960s.
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The impasse is the latest blow to the EU's credentials as a defender of human rights, three diplomats said, and raises questions about the economically powerful EU's "soft power" that relies on inspiring countries to follow its example by outlawing the death penalty and upholding press freedoms.
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As a genealogist conducting her own research, Ms. Davey has examined old maps from the Odd Fellows Cemetery and collected the names of more than 100 girls who were buried there shortly before 1890, the year the city passed an ordinance outlawing burial at the cemetery.
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Their stance on the death penalty, outlawing abortion, their views on LGBT rights... But I feel that it's important to engage in activism and resist in small ways, even when it seems that the outcome of this election will not be a good one for us.
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After a 1996 shooting left 35 people dead in Port Arthur, Tasmania, Australia embarked on an ambitious gun reform package, which included restricting gun ownership, completely outlawing semi-automatic military-style assault weapons, and setting up a mandatory government program to buy back the banned weapons.
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WASHINGTON — Democratic leaders say they would use their first month in the House majority to advance sweeping changes to future campaign and ethics laws, requiring the disclosure of shadowy political donors, outlawing the gerrymandering of congressional districts and restoring key enforcement provisions to the Voting Rights Act.
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Gaining visibility as a public spokesperson for the intersex community, Viloria appears on "20/20" and "The Oprah Winfrey Show" and fights for causes such as outlawing the "normalizing" surgery now referred to as I.G.M., or intersex genital mutilation, which many intersex people undergo as infants.
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Liberalizing the UK As prime minister, Wilson oversaw a number of historic moves that liberalized the United Kingdom, including the abolition of the death penalty, the legalization of abortion, the introduction of the Equal Pay Act, the outlawing of racial discrimination, and the initial decriminalization of homosexuality.
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In his letter to Ms. Feinstein, Mr. Francisco sent a list of possible changes to the law to strengthen the connection with interstate commerce and keep the ban on female circumcisions in place, like outlawing the use of the banking or telecommunications systems to perform the act.
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The act responded to public concern over slim evidence of the entrapment of British girls into the sex trade by raising the age of consent and outlawing "gross indecency" — which, as it happens, also gave the government a more effective means to arrest suspected gay men.
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"The fact is, people and nations do not make good decisions when they are driven by fear," he said, in an apparent plea to Trump not to embrace tactics used by the George W. Bush administration that much of his own presidency was dedicated to overturning and outlawing.
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Even among the most conservative Alabama subgroups, outlawing abortion without an exception for rape and incest has only minority support: Among Republicans, 41 percent of people said there should be no rape or incest exception; 39 percent of Ivey voters and 40 percent of evangelicals said the same.
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Julia Ebner, a far-right specialist at the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, told VICE News that while her organization welcomed the banning of National Action as an important symbolic gesture that Britain was committed to fighting all forms of extremism, the case shows that simply outlawing groups isn't enough.
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Texas Last month, two bills were introduced in the Lone Star State regarding transgender bathroom use: One, restricting the use of bathrooms to the sex listed on a person's birth certificate, and the second, outlawing unisex bathrooms and prohibiting cities from passing laws that would eliminate these restrictions.
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But much more work needs to be done and he is committed to passing the SAFE Justice Act, ending mandatory minimums, reforming bail, and outlawing private prisons — as well as to investing in job training programs in prisons and the full restoration of voting rights once sentences are served.
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This debate on outlawing abortion in the United States is more relevant than ever because the day reproductive rights advocates have long feared is here: U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, a moderate conservative and key swing vote in the bench, will retire at the end of July.
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It was a 2014 legal challenge lodged locally against the company's unlicensed p2p services that went all the way up to Europe's top court, where judges last year ruled that Uber is a transportation company not a tech platform — thereby outlawing its earlier expansionist playbook of taxi law circumvention.
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" And as for the establishment's other main argument for outlawing weed—that it's a drug, a bedfellow of heroin, cocaine, and ecstasy, and drugs rot society from the inside out—Boon has this to say: "Do we get weed smokers running around stabbing and throwing acid in people's faces?
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In most liberal-minded countries, it is now agreed that outlawing blasphemy, even through mildish and half-forgotten laws, sets a bad example to the states where bans are applied harshly, including the 40 or so which prescribe prison terms and at least five where the penalty can be death.
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Preventing access to family planning services and education, forcing women into unsafe abortions, making it difficult for them to access essential antenatal services, and outlawing their right to make informed decisions about their own bodies combine to make it increasingly unsafe to be born female in some parts of the world.
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I've written angry letters to the editor when news outlets call rape charges a "sex scandal" (rape isn't sex) and blocked countless mouth breathers on Twitter who accuse me of outlawing male heterosexuality (if your masculinity depends on being able to violate my body, it's time to get a new one).
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That would be bad news for Wall Street since direct listings generate lower fees than the typical I.P.O. A small provision in the Dodd-Frank Act outlawing something called "spoofing" has generated the latest round of criminal charges against eight traders along with civil settlements by Deutsche Bank, HSBC, and UBS.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats would use their first month in the House majority to advance sweeping changes to future campaign and ethics laws, requiring the disclosure of shadowy political donors, outlawing the gerrymandering of congressional districts and restoring key enforcement provisions to the Voting Rights Act, top Democratic leaders said on Tuesday.
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Hill maintains she did not violate House rules outlawing relationships with subordinates and instead said she chose to resign due to the fear "of what would come next" from this "unprecedented brand of cruelty" at the hands of her husband and the conservative news outlets that published the intimate photos.
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"From the beginning we have always kept a goal in mind and that is the Supreme Court," said Janet Porter, president of Faith2Action, a Christian organization that has successfully promoted "heartbeat" bills outlawing abortion once a doctor can detect embryonic cardiac activity, which occurs as early as six weeks after conception.
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Regarding Crimea, seized by Russia from Ukraine in 2014, the panel voiced concern at the fate of Crimean Tatar representative institutions, such as the outlawing of the Mejlis, the Crimean Tatar's semi-official legislature, the closure of several media outlets, and "allegations of disappearances, criminal and administrative prosecutions, mass raids, and interrogations".
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Democrats' ideas include allowing Medicare to negotiate lower drug prices; putting a cap on Medicare beneficiaries' out-of-pocket drug costs; requiring manufacturers to disclose and justify any significant price increases; and outlawing tactics used by brand-name drug makers to delay the development and marketing of lower-cost versions of their products.
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Inspection reports, which were public until the department removed them February 3, are issued through the USDA and its sub-agency, the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), pursuant to the Animal Welfare Act (AWA) and the Horse Protection Act (outlawing chemical burning of horses' feet to produce an elevated gait, or soring).
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This followed a TfL consultation last fall on a raft of possible changes to the rules that would have placed even more stringent limitations on on-demand taxi app operators — such as imposing a five-minute wait time prior to pick-ups and outlawing the displaying of real-time vehicle locations within an app.
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The island nation of about 76,000 people was one of the countries blacklisted as a tax haven by the EU in 2015, but the EU decided in 2019 to remove it from the blacklist because the country is outlawing letterbox companies that are used for tax avoidance and hiding the identities of wealthy taxpayers.
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Today, over 50 years since Congress passed the 1964 Civil Rights Act outlawing segregation, access to safe spaces for black people remains a barrier amid growing gentrification of historically black neighborhoods in urban cities and the ongoing practice of white people calling the police on black patrons at Starbucks or barbecuing in a public park.
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The case, which the court will hear in the fall, will be a major test for the federal ban on sports betting as established by the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act, known as Paspa, which Congress passed in 1992 outlawing betting on amateur or professional athletes except in four states that already had operations.
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He is publicly promoting the American Health Care Act, the Republican House bill that would result in 23 million people losing health insurance, defund Planned Parenthood, and roll back critical consumer protections such as outlawing insurance companies' discrimination for pre-existing conditions, and guaranteeing essential benefits like maternity care, prescription drugs, and mental health services.
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The department "reluctantly determined" that it could not appeal a federal judge's decision to throw out a female circumcision case because the statute outlawing the practice needed to be rewritten, the solicitor general, Noel J. Francisco, wrote in a letter to Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, the top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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This won't be the first time the court has challenged a decisive majority of the American people with a tremendously unpopular opinion — many of the landmark decisions of the Warren Court, including those outlawing enforced segregation in public schools and requiring police officers to read a set of rights to anyone being arrested, were deeply unpopular at the time.
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Le Pen wants to close French borders to all further immigration, to thin out the terror watch list of the 11,000 names that security forces are unable to monitor -- stripping all those on the list with dual nationality of their French citizenship, then deporting them; adding 40,000 prison cells; and outlawing organizations like the Muslim Brotherhood.
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In the case of the war on drugs, the question is whether the very real drawbacks of prohibition — more racially skewed arrests, drug-related violence around the world, and financial costs — are worth the potential gains from outlawing and hopefully depressing drug abuse in the US. The goal of the war on drugs is to reduce drug use.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Sunday shows - Recession fears dominate Bullock: Putting Cuccinelli in charge of immigration 'like putting Putin in charge of election security' MORE (D) advocated for expanding the Affordable Care Act with a public option instead of outlawing private insurance.
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The best hope, Ms. Grabbe said, is that any efforts to dilute the rule of law or subvert the union's democratic standards will be opposed by so many Poles that the ruling party backs down — as it did in late 2016 when tens of thousands took to the streets to oppose a government-backed law outlawing all abortions.
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The Senate has begun hearings on the nomination as agency CEO of Michael Pack, a conservative filmmaker, Trump fan, and close collaborator of former Trump advisor Steve BannonStephen (Steve) Kevin BannonMulvaney faces uncertain future after public gaffes Steve Bannon: 'Focused' Pelosi will impeach Trump in the next six weeks Congress should strengthen laws outlawing domestic government propaganda MORE.
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But, setting aside the Turkish regime's claim that the West should eschew support Kurdish fighters, the ruling goes to the heart of Turkey's domestic civil war, its decades-long armed conflict to effectively eradicate its own Kurdish population — culturally, by previously outlawing the use of the Kurdish language, and militarily, through a war against a civilian population.
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Read more: From SpankChain to Bigboobscoin, Startups Keep Trying to Get People to Pay for Sex on the Blockchain "We hopefully plan to utilize information gathered for leverage against elected officials whose political motives are hypocritical and selfish; pushing legislation that endangers instead of protecting–outlawing and putting the same people they purchase services and time from at risk," Griffith said.
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In Debord's notions of "unanswerable lies," when "truth has almost everywhere ceased to exist or, at best, has been reduced to pure hypothesis," and the "outlawing of history," when knowledge of the past has been submerged under "the ceaseless circulation of information, always returning to the same list of trivialities," we find keys to the rise of trutherism as well as Trumpism.
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But given that women have actually been jailed in America for trying to self-induce an abortion — notably Purvi Patel, who was initially sentenced to 20 years in prison last year in Pence's own state of Indiana before her conviction was overturned and her sentence reduced — it's hard to see how outlawing abortion would result in less punishment for women who seek it.
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The New York State Senate passed a bill earlier this month that would make the possession of a flamethrower for recreational activities a felony, with an eye toward outlawing the one made by Elon Musk's Boring Co. Musk's company sold all 20,000 units of its $500 flamethrowers in less than a week last year, drawing the ire of lawmakers in New York and elsewhere.
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They have announced plans to introduce legislation calling for stronger background checks; a ban on gun sales to the people who are mentally ill or those convicted of domestic abuse; and the outlawing of assault weapons like the AR-15-style semiautomatic rifle that Mateen used to gun down dozens of young men and women, many of them gay, as they partied at Pulse early Sunday morning.
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This cements concerns over the phrasing of a clause in the bill that refers to the 'removal of electronic protection', which critics, including from the technology and security industries, have long been warning risks outlawing the use of strong encryption in the UK. The government's counter argument has been that there should be no safe spaces for terrorists and criminals to operate online, i.e.
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Unwanted calls are the most common consumer complaint lodged with the Federal Communications Commission, and the trend shows no signs of slowing, despite the pile-on of laws and regulations—the Telemarketing Sales Rule, the Truth in Caller ID Act, and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, among others—outlawing the vast majority of autodialed calls or prerecorded messages, at least those used for marketing purposes.
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We should recognize that outlawing denial of coverage for preexisting conditions is a necessary consumer protection — a provision of the ACA that President-Elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE agrees should remain intact.
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"Sending rappers to jail for song lyrics and outlawing political satire demonstrates how narrow the boundaries of acceptable online speech have become in Spain," said Esteban Beltrán, Director of Amnesty International Spain, noting also that the number of people charged under Article 578 increased from three in 2011 to 39 in 2017 and nearly 70 people were convicted in the last two years alone.
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Most of all, he will likely not bring up that despite the country's Cinderella economic success story, the communist government continues to suppress the civil and religious rights of its people by outlawing other political parties, controlling the media, and silencing and imprisoning dissident activists and writers -- the same circumstances that hemorrhaged millions of refugees from the country after the end of the war.
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Thinking that they could ultimately control Hitler while enjoying the benefits of his popular support, the conservatives were initially gratified by the fulfillment of their agenda: intensified rearmament, the outlawing of the Communist Party, the suspension first of freedom of speech, the press, and assembly and then of parliamentary government itself, a purge of the civil service, and the abolition of independent labor unions.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Tuesday torched a ruling from a federal judge in San Francisco that temporarily blocked President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's policy outlawing asylum claims for some immigrants who cross the U.S.-Mexico border illegally.
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Thomas MassieThomas Harold MassieAirports already have plenty of infrastructure funding Overnight Defense: House votes to block Trump arms sales to Saudis, setting up likely veto | US officially kicks Turkey out of F-35 program | Pentagon sending 2,100 more troops to border House votes to block Trump's Saudi arms sale MORE (R-Ky.) questioned who the president was speaking to at the gun rights lobby, noting there are already laws in place outlawing undetectable guns.
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The film gives less voice to critics of the report (or of Moynihan generally), although Eleanor Holmes Norton, the District of Columbia's delegate to the House of Representatives, explains why it was seen as blaming the victim or at least a misdiagnosis — a white man seeming to criticize African-American families at a time when families were a bedrock and black activists were pushing for voting rights and legislation outlawing employment discrimination.
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He was so dominant playing under N.B.A. rules when he entered the league that the N.B.A. changed four of them, specifically to make him less so: widening the lane, outlawing offensive goaltending, changing the rules about inbounding the ball and requiring a free-throw shooter to stay behind the line until the ball hit the rim, so Wilt could no longer take a running start and leap from behind the free-throw line to dunk.
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The Journal added the resolution of the Apple-Qualcomm battle does mean that Qualcomm faces less threat of courts outlawing its business model—"combining an arm that produces and sells advanced chips for mobile phones with one that makes money by selling access to its intellectual property"—but does still leave it open to an ongoing Federal Trade Commission lawsuit over whether its habit of refusing to supply chips to customers who do not have patent licenses gives it undue power to control deals.
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Then they move through the various crises and compromises that followed: the Fugitive Slave Act of 21862, the outlawing of the trans-Atlantic slave trade in 2200, the Missouri crisis of 2000 to 18623, the growing anti-slavery movement, the gag rule controversies of the 21862s and '21s, the arguments over fugitive slaves, the Mexican War and its consequences for the spread of slavery, the Compromise of 21863, the Kansas-Nebraska Act, the rise of the Republican Party, the Dred Scott decision of 1857, the election of Abraham Lincoln, and the coming of the war.
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