Among the many divisions: pro-Prohibition versus anti-Prohibition, Catholics versus Protestants, rural versus urban.
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"It's prohibition... that kills people," he said, but then went on to advocate for some prohibition.
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America's obsession with sugary drinks originated in Prohibition Americans can blame their sweet tooth on Prohibition, Johnson said.
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Under Prohibition, medicinal alcohol was legal, but once Prohibition was repealed, making it tax-exempt was a non-starter.
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The federal prohibition on sports betting has been a failure, just like the prohibition of alcohol in the 85033s.
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We saw similar deaths due to poison liquor during alcohol prohibition and these ended with the end of alcohol prohibition.
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It's impossible to exaggerate what a disaster Prohibition was for alcoholics, even those who hoped that Prohibition would help them.
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This was a key point against Prohibition (of alcohol) in the 20163s and '22016s, and it's a key point against marijuana prohibition and even against the prohibition of any drug, all the way up to heroin, today.
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The movement for Prohibition was closely linked to women's suffrage, with Susan B. Anthony herself advocating for stronger alcohol laws and Prohibition.
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While alcohol consumption fell in 1920, the first year of Prohibition, but reached about two-thirds of pre-Prohibition levels by 1921.
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So, again, only a fraction of prisoners are locked up due to drug prohibition in general, much less marijuana prohibition in particular.
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There do not appear to be any demonstrated facts that show the Clinton Foundation violated this prohibition or even the stricter self-dealing prohibition.
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But Daniel Okrent, the author of "Last Call," a history of Prohibition, said most of the black market for alcohol disappeared quickly after Prohibition.
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Singapore's central bank had also issued a lifetime prohibition order against Leissner in December last year, upgrading a 2017 10-year prohibition order against him.
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And even if those benefits aren't worth the costs of the current model of prohibition, there are alternatives to pulling back drug prohibition besides legalization.
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The prohibition on medical underwriting was adopted in the ACA, and this prohibition continues as national policy under the AHCA, the BCRA, and alternative proposals.
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It is therefore neither planned nor necessary to adapt the prohibition of the prohibition of the use of property on the sole basis of this comparison.
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However, a prohibition on female clergy does not necessarily translate to a prohibition on women working outside the home or holding other positions of spiritual authority.
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This rendered prohibition ineffective for a large number of people, while creating chaos that ultimately resulted in the repeal of prohibition just over a decade later.
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Daniel Okrent noted this in his fantastic historical analysis Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition: In almost every respect imaginable, Prohibition was a failure.
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Mr. Trump's harsh sanctions include a prohibition on banking transactions with Iran — a very difficult prohibition to work around, given the global reach of American banks.
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DISTILLERY FIRE DESTROYS 17,000 GALLONS OF RUM Ironically, prohibition made tequila more popular Thanks to prohibition , tequila&aposs popularity in the United States grew during the 1920s.
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The worst aspect of the war on drugs—I believe—is the violence caused by drug prohibition, in precisely the way that alcohol prohibition created Al Capone.
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"A state's constitutional prohibition against aide to sectarian schools may be broader and stronger than the First Amendment's prohibition against the establishment of religion," the court held.
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"When one state legalizes it, it completely undermines the prohibition of its neighbors, at which point, even if the neighbors would have preferred prohibition for everybody, if it's flowing across state lines, they're both losing out on prohibition and not getting the money they would have otherwise gotten," Caulkins said.
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He became known across the country as the "Napoleon of Temperance" and the "Father of Prohibition," and within four years 12 other states had joined Maine in total prohibition.
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There may be only one international legal principle more important than the prohibition on the use of force, and that is the prohibition on the use of nuclear weapons.
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San Diego did have a thriving beer population prior to Prohibition, which amounted to seven breweries and 210 saloons; post-Prohibition, there were just three breweries in the city.
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Now you can begin to see why it spiked up in the US at the peak of alcohol prohibition, and in Colombia and Mexico at the height of drug prohibition.
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We must learn from the racist animus that first led to marijuana prohibition in the United States and from the racially biased manner in which marijuana prohibition has been enforced.
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However, Prohibition is worth exploring as it reveals that a complex political and social climate, not dissimilar from the one we're in now, played a major role in the passage of prohibition.
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The renewed battle over marijuana prohibition in the United States is a fight the federal government appears set to lose, much as it could not sustain the 13-year prohibition against alcohol.
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Prohibition Kelefa Sanneh's article on Lisa McGirr's new history of Prohibition, "The War on Alcohol" ("Drunk with Power," December 21st & 28th), raises interesting questions about the relationship between federal action and behavioral reform.
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DMCA's prohibition on busting DRM locks rendered such tinkering illegal.
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Prohibition became law in 1920, turning petty crooks into tycoons.
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At that point, Congress made the prohibition permanent, under law.
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"They violated Florida's prohibition against dual office holders," Raskin said.
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Full legalization should directly address the problems caused by prohibition.
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Arizona, proposed a prohibition on presidential candidates' raising or spending
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I think ending federal marijuana prohibition is a good idea.
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Cory Gardner, a Colorado Republican, to relax the federal prohibition.
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At Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., Tillman tries the Prohibition Punch.
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The mining prohibition would only obstruct claims for two years.
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Clearly, the age of marijuana prohibition is nearing its end.
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That merely Machiavellian motivation does not render the prohibition legal.
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"Outright prohibition just hands revenue streams to villains," he wrote.
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The waiver of the prohibition is effective through Oct. 1.
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Williams likened it to the end of prohibition of alcohol.
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"The evolution or rollback of prohibition is inevitable," he said.
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Alcohol during Prohibition both started and ended with Constitutional amendments.
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It's the prohibition of cannabis that is a complete fraud.
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The prohibition was also criticized for being a double standard.
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Prohibition was the birthplace of organized crime in that country.
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As alcohol prohibition showed, crime thrives in the black market.
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In 2016, cracks are already visible in the prohibition paradigm.
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These beliefs extended to practically all forms of drug prohibition.
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When alcohol prohibition ended, the Al Capones of alcohol ended.
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Prohibition, in effect, creates a vast investment bank for crime.
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Corruption makes prohibition even less effective than in the West.
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The NCAA, NFL and NBA had backed the federal prohibition.
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In 2007, the justices expanded the prohibition in Panetti v.
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Eight states apply the prohibition to private employers as well.
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Prohibition did not work with the numbers racket — liquor, marijuana.
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Russell told the Herald that he backs such a prohibition.
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Prohibition taught us that laws that ignore reality invite lawlessness.
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Hedges insisted Prohibition wasn't a complete failure despite its repeal.
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It is time to lift the arms prohibition on Cyprus.
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It's also been 100 years since Prohibition went into effect.
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Last year, it issued an explicit prohibition against hateful conduct.
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The brand disappeared during Prohibition, and the recipe was lost.
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Prohibition was another achievement — for what it's worth — of 1919.
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But Memorial Sloan Kettering had no such prohibition until now.
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The sign is from the 1930s, after Prohibition, Hayman believes.
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The one consistent strain was the prohibition of female sexuality.
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In true Prohibition style, some cocktails are served in teacups.
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How did people get around the legal prohibition on drugs?
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An estimated 18 states, including Gujarat, have enacted the prohibition.
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This prohibition closes an important avenue for collaboration among workers.
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The boom far outlasted Prohibition, which ended after 13 years.
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Perhaps it's because Prohibition itself reveals a deep American ambivalence.
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Prohibition didn't work then and it will not work now.
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What would be unacceptable would be the prohibition on ... exercises.
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Dealing with these problems doesn't require going back to Prohibition.
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On one hand, marijuana prohibition has a lot of costs.
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It was a brazen challenge to the prohibition of drugs.
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The Trump Family Prohibition The final deal includes a prohibition on businesses controlled by the President, Vice President, Members of Congress, and heads of Executive Departments from receiving loans or investments from Treasury programs.
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The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons The prize's 2013 recipient, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, won for its "extensive work to eliminate chemical weapons," most notably and recently in Syria.
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That the final triumph of prohibition was met with shrugs, rather than the outraged street protests we tend to imagine, says less about prohibition back then and more about our inability to understand it today.
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Federal prohibition also has led to severe limitations on marijuana research.
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But Kennedy&aposs administration had a subtle take on that prohibition.
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A milder form of prohibition won't solve all our drug problems.
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It's all about obstacle plus prohibition plus yearning, which equals desire.
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The prohibition pledges fines and imprisonment for those aiding the group.
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Its jurists have approved mortgages, despite the Islamic prohibition on interest.
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Somehow, the device could bypass Apple's prohibition of multiple password guesses.
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The blame for this regulatory quirk, unsurprisingly, goes back to Prohibition.
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But Mr Naikada does not think the prohibition will change much.
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Germany's prohibition on such things is not the norm in Europe.
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He had previously called for a temporary prohibition of Muslim immigrants.
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The era of marijuana prohibition is rapidly coming to a close.
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But while he insisted that we should renew that prohibition, he
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Zeff had continued to work with LSD secretly after its prohibition.
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After Prohibition ended, the practice was virtually unused for several decades.
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Alas the 18th Amendment wasn't the government's last foray into prohibition.
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Miah admits that ending PED prohibition in sports wouldn't be perfect.
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I guess it's like being a rum runner in 1920s prohibition.
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But that is actually an argument for decriminalization and against prohibition.
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Some imams try to remind the faithful about the religious prohibition.
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Gun sales have continued to happen this way despite Facebook's prohibition.
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He sold liquor wholesale during Prohibition and later opened a bar.
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The Prohibition era teemed with lurid anecdotes about murderous drunken rages.
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Its prohibition of credit hinders further U.S. agricultural exports to Cuba.
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But there was never a complete prohibition even under Glass-Steagall.
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Despite decades of prohibition, marijuana remains widely consumed and universally available.
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Rum running went on until the repeal of Prohibition in 1933.
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Wolnitzek, Thapar struck down a prohibition on judges making political contributions.
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Lifting the A-76 prohibition would be doing something about it.
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Facebook said any content that violated its prohibition would be removed.
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It has been 84 years since the 1933 repeal of Prohibition.
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Pot enthusiasts from Winnipeg to Montreal had "End of Prohibition" parties.
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The bill containing the prohibition was authored by Republican state Sen.
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"Re-enact Prohibition and make Alabama dry again!" said one post.
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The actions of the citizen Prohibition army in Williamson County, Ill.
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Trap doors still exist that allegedly once hid booze during prohibition.
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I mean, how effective were we when we banned alcohol, prohibition?
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Larosa that struck down a South Carolina prohibition on political robocalls.
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Eventually, there's likely to be a lifting of the federal prohibition.
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The prohibition also applies to their children, spouses and in-laws.
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At one point, we even had a coffee prohibition in Sweden!
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And I knew that this prohibition against gay people wasn't loving.
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And the censure and prohibition come from above, not from yourselves!
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Ultimately, that case declared Louisiana's prohibition of same-sex marriages unconstitutional.
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The list puts Franklin Roosevelt on top, for repealing Prohibition (duh).
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The 100th anniversary of Prohibition reminds us that bans rarely work.
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Any arbitrary prohibition limits the diversity of our national spaceflight portfolio.
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Use the lessons of the Prohibition era to make your argument.
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Why don't the people just look and read and study Prohibition?
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Only 26 percent of respondents were opposed to such a prohibition.
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Trucking groups have said the prohibition would negatively affect drivers' wages.
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This bar also includes a 90-day prohibition on visa issuance.
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OPCW stands for the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.
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The prohibition on Iran ever obtaining a nuclear weapon is permanent.
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But there are plenty of things we do know, from the experiment with alcohol prohibition, and the experiments with ending drug prohibition that are now happening all over the world, from Uruguay to Washington to Switzerland.
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The Ku Klux Klan was a major force behind Prohibition as they feared alcohol would spur rebellion, and membership between that group and one of the leading lobbyists for Prohibition, the Anti-Saloon League, showed significant overlap.
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In fact, much of the questioning focused on this point: whether the actual travel prohibition before the court sufficiently allowed for such exceptions in the form of waivers of the prohibition on a case-by-case basis.
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And even outside of festival situations, we know that prohibition doesn't work.
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The proposed contract has been interpreted by some as circumventing that prohibition.
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That means that it falls within Title VII's prohibition against sex discrimination.
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Indeed, the entire celebration revolves around partaking or prohibition of specific foodstuffs.
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And it's a recipe that's held strong since the pre-Prohibition era.
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Kushner appears to be trying to find a way around that prohibition.
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A 2015 report by RAND listed a dozen alternatives to standard prohibition.
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He argues that laïcité should not be "vindictive" and focused on prohibition.
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Most of Indonesia's Muslims are moderate and are not clamouring for prohibition.
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If the account-holder ignores the prohibition they may be banned altogether.
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Canadians waving goodbye to prohibition will be tangled up in red tape.
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Countdown to FDA near-prohibition of harm reducing vapor products starts tomorrow.
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Especially in China, golf has a long legacy of prohibition and censure.
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Prohibition was flouted openly in big cities and discreetly in smaller locations.
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But the Heller decision contains no such prohibition on effective gun regulation.
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Analysts have questioned whether there may be a way around the prohibition.
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That amounts to a prohibition on exports of American technology to Huawei.
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But it's not clear Prohibition really did cause, on net, more violence.
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But Prohibition has skewed the public's and lawmakers' perceptions of such policies.
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With the end of any prohibition comes massive opportunities for new ventures.
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"He viewed the OLC prohibition as a one-way ratchet," Rosenzweig said.
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Prohibition failed because too few Americans agreed that all drinking was debauched.
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Botswana's high court legalised gay sex, striking down a colonial-era prohibition.
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Amazing that they made cocktails during Prohibition just like Brooklyn does today.
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In the prohibition era, most marijuana transactions took place on the street.
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For decades, stigma and prohibition have blocked rigorous scientific evaluation of cannabis.
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The prohibition would go into effect one year after the bill's passage.
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Q: Alcohol prohibition is one of the big issues in the state.
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The War on Alcohol: Prohibition and the Rise of the American State.
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It's an anti-copying law that includes a prohibition against security research.
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These are incredibly vulnerable people right on the front line of prohibition.
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Certain convention rights, such as the prohibition against torture, remain in place.
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First, there is no prohibition against releasing your returns while under audit.
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Yet as Miah and Courson point out, prohibition pushes PED use underground.
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Since the end of alcohol prohibition, there has been no such person.
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Last year, Congress passed and the president signed legislation strengthening the prohibition.
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You're just perpetuating the same cycle that we've seen historically with prohibition.
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"The current prohibition system has generated many bad side effects," Kleiman said.
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Supervisors are responsible for monitoring and ensuring compliance with the above prohibition.
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A pair of women drinking rosé were flouting the prohibition with abandon.
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Chinese investors have stayed active in cryptocurrencies despite the prohibition of exchanges.
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It's time for leadership to abolish marijuana prohibition and heal our nation.
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Some fear that the country is now experiencing a second tattoo prohibition.
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" "There is a prohibition on the transfer of U.S. assets to Iran.
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It was the first prohibition in a large city in the US.
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This fact does not justify gun prohibition for everyone in that group.
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We strongly support this prohibition for all brokers, particularly in retail situations.
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Located in Waterbury, Vermont, Prohibition Pig specializes in smoked meats and beer.
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Like today's "war on drugs," Prohibition imposed enormous costs on American society.
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Thomas Garrett authored the Ending Federal Marijuana Prohibition Act of 2017. Rep.
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But the prohibition lasted only a few months before the burning resumed.
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And that became the stance of the temperance movement up until Prohibition.
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The 21995st Amendment undid the 223th Amendment and ended prohibition, for instance.
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However, some festivals are moving away from harm reduction and towards prohibition.
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Multiple courts have said the prohibition on sex discrimination includes gender identity.
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But Jim Hedges, the Prohibition Party's nominee, isn't optimistic about his chances.
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But Hedges is right that per-person alcohol consumption dropped during Prohibition.
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These historically racist legal codes date back to the days of Prohibition.
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") and BlackTail ("What would a Prohibition-era American tourist in Havana drink?
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Prohibition went into effect 100 years ago — and was repealed in 1933.
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First, a treaty-based prohibition against nuclear weapons is a practical impossibility.
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After all, unlike the speakeasies of Prohibition, his new enterprise is legal.
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Pot enthusiasts, above, from Winnipeg to Montreal had "End of Prohibition" parties.
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In Europe, where there was no Prohibition, the pub remains an institution.
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Neal is using is a specific statutory exception from that disclosure prohibition.
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The end of Prohibition injected millions of dollars into the federal Treasury.
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On Friday, a federal judge struck the prohibition down, calling it unconstitutional.
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It also misstated the name of a group that advocated for Prohibition.
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It became a popular spot for bootlegging alcohol when Prohibition rolled around.
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"Some people are referring to this as Prohibition 2.0," Professor Hathaway said.
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No Western country has banned alcohol since America repealed Prohibition in 1933.
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If enacted, Hudson's amendment would be the strictest prohibition on transfers yet.
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"Bugsy Malone," a Prohibition-era gangster musical starring a cast of children.
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Warren coordinated this effort with the expiration of that pesky S.E.C. prohibition.
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Past Tense In 1920, Prohibition went into effect, but America partied on.
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He called for Congress to pass a statute making that prohibition explicit.
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Moreover, are we drinking any more today than we did before prohibition?
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And even the person most responsible for drafting Prohibition legislation, US Rep.
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Because of Prohibition in the '20s, there was no alcohol at weddings.
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Both the Obama and the Trump administrations have opposed the Prohibition Treaty.
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What we're reading: This look at Prohibition, 100 years later, from NorthJersey.com.
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Local historians believe the bar operated through Prohibition by becoming a speakeasy.
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The regulator also seeks a prohibition order and $25 million from Tolstedt.
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The town does have a prohibition against puppy mills, Mr. Belmont noted.
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In any case, prohibition ultimately may not be the most effective strategy.
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The ACA has an outright prohibition on insurers discriminating against such patients.
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They levied a prohibition on video games and grew their own food.
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Protesting the university prohibition on political activity, Savio unleashed on the system.
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Yet Prohibition is still around, and not just in the Muslim world.
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That then circumvents the prohibition, allowing pion-to-gravitons decay to occur.
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One would think that Prohibition was the ultimate lesson in this regard.
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But, of course, the constitutional prohibition will not get changed in time.
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For decades now, popular histories have concocted false stories that the majority of the public had never supported prohibition, or that prohibition was conceived by a "radical fringe" of Bible-thumping, rural evangelicals trying to codify their Puritan morality.
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Temperance had a broader reach than Prohibition, and many advocates of temperance opposed Prohibition, viewing alcohol consumption not as an individual failure of will or of morality but as a symptom of inequality and of social and political corruption.
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"Horse-racing and saloons!" claimed Sinacori, skimming some highlights of the pre-Prohibition times at Billy Klenk's Lighthouse Inn, and the access to liquor during the Prohibition era, facilitated by the neighborhood's complex canal systems and proximity to Canada.
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The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, an intergovernmental watchdog, will investigate.
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And we simply don't have enough of these tools to justify their prohibition.
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Meanwhile, lawmakers have introduced sweeping legislation to defang the ongoing federal prohibition. Sen.
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Not only about the ban itself, but the hashtag to describe the prohibition.
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India removed a centuries-old colonial prohibition on gay sex in September 2018.
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We went from 20 weeks to 18 weeks in terms of abortion prohibition.
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"The current prohibition stands," Trudeau told the Toronto Star editorial board last December.
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Others see it as a demeaning fraud that spares prohibition but withholds approval.
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Experts say this could be achieved without the risks and downsides Prohibition presented.
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Parts of the United States were dry even before the start of Prohibition.
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Many industry insiders hope California becomes a "tipping point" toward ending prohibition nationally.
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The prohibition applies to a 5-mile (8-kilometer) radius around the crater.
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After establishing his reputation in America, Meier crossed the Atlantic to flee prohibition.
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As opposed to doing prohibition for youth and this other thing for adults.
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The three defendants argue that methadone prohibition amounts to torture and ill treatment.
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Mexico would be one of the most populous countries to roll back prohibition.
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When, during Prohibition, if you robbed the liquor dude, gangsters come after you.
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The FTC alleges Equifax violated the agency's prohibition against unfair and deceptive practices.
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My bill is focused on understanding that it's not just about ending prohibition.
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The prohibition has highlighted the lack of sufficient public transportation in Mexico's capital.
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Several cities recently implemented a prohibition on taxis and buses transporting undocumented migrants.
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Although alcohol consumption sharply decreased at the beginning of Prohibition, it quickly rebounded.
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Those stalwarts survived Prohibition (with varying degrees of corruption) to become household names.
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Wouldn't it be safer, rational, and arguably more honest to end PED prohibition?
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Rather than protecting athletes, it's possible that prohibition is hurting some of them.
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Wolnitzek, in which he struck down a prohibition on judges making political contributions.
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When alcohol prohibition ended, the famous kidnapping cases in the US bled away.
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After Prohibition, America wanted heroin and most of it was coming from China.
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RAWA would outlaw those operations, imposing a federal prohibition on all such sales.
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The prohibition of love turns out to be more interesting than its enforcement.
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These facts seem to fall into the very prohibition of the ethics rules.
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Any new healthcare plan should maintain the ACA prohibition on such coverage caps.
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Americans have lived with the failings of marijuana prohibition for far too long.
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And hey, important to note: This was during the era of U.S. prohibition.
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The prohibition on charging more based on health status isn't one of them.
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The best way to end overdose death is to end drug prohibition now.
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The international team from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons-U.
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That act included limits on campaign spending and a prohibition on independent expenditures.
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Prior to attending the prohibition party, I had attended one other play party.
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The paper eventually lifted the prohibition to include straightforward news articles about him.
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That's because synthetic cannabinoids are uniquely positioned to evade typical drug-prohibition techniques.
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It has also issued prohibition orders against several people linked to the case.
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As for nuclear prohibition not happening overnight, this is something of an understatement.
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It's been open since 1928, having started out as a speakeasy during Prohibition.
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We can all agree that prohibition, by and large, has been a disaster.
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For all his hopes, Hedges seems fairly realistic about the Prohibition Party's chances.
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Everything being adopted on the licensed-production side was developed under the prohibition.
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For now, under prohibition, it's a risk, but it's not out of reach.
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During Prohibition from 1920 to 1933, many San Franciscans took their drinking underground.
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It would be one of the most populous countries to roll back prohibition.
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That overrode the state educational board's broad prohibition against firearms at public universities.
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But this prohibition is ambiguous, and the reporting and accountability safeguards are minimal.
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"This prohibition applies to the HUD secretary," a lawyer said in an Aug.
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Prohibition: An Interactive History from the Mob Museum is available to explore online.
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I live in one of those states, Washington, a pioneer in prohibition rollback.
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Because there was almost like a prohibition on protesting Obama, from the left.
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"You would not get better pricing by removing" that prohibition, Mr. Azar said.
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He could not finish his movie until 1979 when the prohibition was lifted.
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The F.T.C. claimed that Omics violated the agency's prohibition on deceptive business practices.
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The most recent order, issued Monday, reinstates the prohibition on fireworks until Nov.
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Ms. Murray will also advocate prohibition language in appropriations legislation, a spokeswoman said.
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And I have a bill on the prohibition on the separation of children.
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This distilling prohibition originates from an 1834 law regulating trade on Indian lands.
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Until the prohibition comes into effect, he asked that people reconsider the climb.
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Overturning prohibition is one of the few hot-button topics with widespread support.
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A constellation of conservative groups are making a small-government case against prohibition.
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The prohibition was first reported by The Washington Post, which cited a Dec.
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The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons sent a team to Syria.
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Do you think the current federal prohibition on marijuana is good public policy?
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The article features many informative, fascinating and powerful photos from the Prohibition era.
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The past year proved that art continues to incite all manner of prohibition.
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Ostensibly, the motive for gun prohibition was Venezuela's out of control violent crime.
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Congress banned such firearms in 1994, though the prohibition lasted only 10 years.
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Their frequent onscreen drinking is notable, given that Prohibition was years from repeal.
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The prohibition also seems to include commercially available charging stations for electric vehicles.
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As landowners across the country can attest, the take prohibition is incredibly broad.
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A bill the House Appropriations Committee released last year included such a prohibition.
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By this prohibition, we implicitly admit the abiding power of what we dismiss.
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Prohibition gave rise to organised crime, as mafia gangs made fortunes from bootlegging.
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Ending drug prohibition would no doubt deal a heavy blow to mass incarceration.
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These editions were printed outside or inside China after the prohibition was lifted.
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The court said Russia's response had been "manifestly inadequate" and ruled unanimously there had been two violations of the European Convention on human rights, one on the prohibition of discrimination and the other on the prohibition of inhuman or degrading treatment.
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If the administration is serious about stemming the tide of addiction, waiving this Medicaid prohibition must be part of the strategy, just as the opioid commission has called for waiving a similar prohibition on Medicaid funding for many residential treatment programs.
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In late 2015, Congress overturned the prohibition it had imposed following OPEC's 1973 embargo.
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Latin inscriptions announcing the prohibition can be seen carved into boulders across the valley.
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Congressman Tom Garrett just introduced the "Ending Federal Marijuana Prohibition Act 21975" on Feb.
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Seeing the effect Prohibition had on America, he concluded that the policy was doomed.
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During Prohibition, the Corballys had worked with the rum runners and against federal agents.
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"It greatly accelerates our ability to change federal law and federal prohibition," he said.
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He said the prohibition fell within the home minister's authority to maintain public order.
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The United States has no explicit prohibition on the sale of artifacts from Syria.
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Contrary to the conventional wisdom, the evidence also suggests Prohibition really did reduce drinking.
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But as Prohibition reduced drinking, it also reduced alcohol-induced violence, like domestic abuse.
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" Burns says that film isn't about the 2016 election, but rather his documentary "Prohibition.
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Cory Booker introduced the Marijuana Justice Act, which seeks to completely end federal prohibition.
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Then there are also more stories like mine that illuminate the injustices surrounding prohibition.
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The ruling found that the order likely violates a constitutional prohibition against religious discrimination.
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Its prohibition on plans charging people with pre-existing conditions more than healthy people.
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But wasn&apost the suffrage movement created in part for -- to create the prohibition?
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It's important to note, this is not just ending prohibition on the federal level.
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Like America in the 1920s, many Indian states have tried prohibition before abandoning it.
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NEARLY a century after America fleetingly banned alcohol, Prohibition seems like a charming absurdity.
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Logitech contends Judge Alsup's prohibition on settlement talks is at odds with districtwide guidance.
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Just last year, the Pentagon ended a prohibition keeping transgender people from serving openly.
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Inherent in this authority is a prohibition on states from interfering with interstate commerce.
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But prohibition is not a good long-term solution, for a number of reasons.
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Interestingly, those in the incentive-only and prohibition-only groups didn't see significant differences.
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"It's a fascinating time for the sector because ... you'recoming off prohibition, basically," he said.
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They refute the claim that PASPA is forcing the state to maintain its prohibition.
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The third major change is the prohibition against superdelegates counting on the first ballot.
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"Prohibition is a gateway to racist policing practices and mass incarceration, though," she added.
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Originally, the drug's labeling included a prohibition on drinking alcohol while on the medication.
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And that prohibition has been renewed in the annual defense authorization bill ever since.
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"Prohibition is no longer seen as the smart and responsible policy," Gibbs said recently.
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The argument being made here was whether "reckless" conduct qualifies under the firearm prohibition.
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The end of cocaine prohibition is not going to happen in the foreseeable future.
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The prohibition was blamed for a sharp drop in American exports of such products.
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Secondly, repealing the Second Amendment would be like starting another drug war or Prohibition.
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Once instituted, Prohibition augmented American culture, the legacy of which punctuates the online exhibition.
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Regardless of what it was packaged in, beer was popular in post-Prohibition America.
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The prohibition, Judge Marbley found, was not a ban on speech but on conduct.
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In defending the law, Alabama officials said it fell short of a complete prohibition.
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Prohibition is being rolled back, and people are celebrating by getting high as hell.
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In 1932, Americans chose a new president, Franklin D. Roosevelt, who supported ending Prohibition.
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"Prohibition causes serious, serious harm around the world," said Ms. Black, the marijuana advocate.
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Mixologists join historians and authors in this two-part special about America during Prohibition.
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Uranus was in Pisces during prohibition which restricted alcohol consumption on a mass scale.
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If signed into law, Hudson's amendment would be the strictest prohibition on transfers yet.
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Prohibition mixed concerns about alcohol with discrimination against Irish, Italian and other European immigrants.
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By the end of the year, the 21st Amendment had been ratified, ending prohibition.
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Prohibition approached like "the Fifth Horseman of the Apocalypse," The New York Herald reported.
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During Prohibition, hidden "speakeasy" bars became popular spots where people could illegally drink alcohol.
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Afterward, add what you learned about Prohibition to the last column of your chart.
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On the whole, do you believe that Prohibition was a success or a failure?
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Choose one image and write about how it illustrates life during the Prohibition era.
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More generally, these images capture a rapidly changing city in the decade before Prohibition.
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Venezuela serves as an example of how gun prohibition can sometimes encourage gun crime.
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This prohibition does not mean that pharmaceutical companies can set any price they want.
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A blanket immigration prohibition on a nationality by the president would still be illegal.
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The ludicrous P.C. prohibition against calling things what they are has also been lifted.
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"At the highest rates, the tax would be a de facto prohibition," he said.
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Some 18 states officially continued Prohibition, though most allowed some sort of opt-out.
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Prohibition increases the risk that drugs will be confiscated while they are being transported.
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Just sitting in the lobby, I could picture myself in 1920s Chicago prohibition era.
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"That prohibition does not even make sense on its own terms," the brief said.
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But there is no prohibition on individuals releasing returns under scrutiny by the IRS.
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But what would life in a post-prohibition, fully regulated drugs market look like?
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"The Cannabis Cop," who's a co-founder of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, or LEAP.
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The very nature of enforcing the prohibition fuels and inspires creativity and changing tactics.
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The same incentives drove organized crime groups during Prohibition in the 1920s and 30s.
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Experts and historians widely consider this policy, popularly known as Prohibition, a failure and even a disaster, since it led to a massive black market for alcohol that funded criminal organizations across the US. It took Congress just 210 years to repeal Prohibition.
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"Our research in six Indonesian cities confirmed that, instead of curbing the desire for intoxication, prohibition facilitates the growth of black markets, a case especially evident in areas with partial prohibition that limits the distribution of alcohol to particular zones," the report found.
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"When you have prohibition or quasi-prohibition, that's the lever that pushes up homemade production," said David Kopel, the research director of the Independence Institute, a libertarian think tank, who is also an adjunct professor of law at the University of Denver.
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According to historian and author Michael Lerner, other industries believed they would reap benefits from Prohibition –but the social and economic impacts of Prohibition were largely negative: When the law went into effect, they expected sales of clothing and household goods to skyrocket.
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Thus, the Russian Federation has replaced the United States as the protector of prohibition in the multilateral system, firmly rejecting the societal harms of prohibition and insisting on its vital role to fight the "evil" of addiction and to counter organized crime.
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The argument, instead, is that prohibition will make these drugs more expensive — a 2014 study by Jon Caulkins, a drug policy expert at Carnegie Mellon University, suggested that prohibition multiplies the price of hard drugs like cocaine by as much as 10 times.
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I believe we'll all live to see the end of prohibition on marijuana very soon.
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"We have full confidence in the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons," it added.
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There is no prohibition on interstate compacts, but Congress might ultimately have to weigh in.
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In December 2016, MAS had flagged its intention to issue a prohibition order against Leissner.
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In 2017, 122 nations voted to establish the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.
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The tax bill approved in November by the Senate Finance Committee also included that prohibition.
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But the clause's most serious defect is the prohibition on naturalized citizens serving as president.
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For Sabet, however, prohibition is a bulwark against the drawbacks of an unfettered marijuana industry.
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McSally's description of a cultural prohibition against reporting in the military ring true to me.
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In 2013, before the prohibition, Britain imported some £15m-worth ($25m) worth of the stuff.
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With pot legalization sweeping through New England, New Hampshire is now an island of prohibition.
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The prohibition is not the only way in which China is affecting the scrap trade.
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Such acts contradict the unequivocal prohibition against chemical weapons enshrined in the Chemical Weapons Convention.
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Sukuk are investment certificates that comply with Islamic principles bypassing a religious prohibition on interest.
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In a democracy, if everyone thinks certain conduct abhorrent, the case for prohibition becomes compelling.
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These desperate tactics are unsurprising: prohibition still offers space for unscrupulous vendors to get rich.
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No wonder punters from Kansas to Maryland have voted to relax prohibition in recent years.
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" Burns added, "We don't ever, in the three sections of Prohibition, go 'Hey, neon sign.
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Find out their secret plans to undercut and repeal Prohibition, then undercut them right back.
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Four years ago, Sanders filed the first bill in the Senate to end cannabis prohibition.
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Though Gatsby may be your next guess, how about what really made them roar: prohibition.
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"The prohibition on marijuana has not worked in this country," Trudeau told reporters in Ottawa.
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THE WAR ON ALCOHOL: Prohibition and the Rise of the American State, by Lisa McGirr.
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Uncontroversial items—a prohibition on customs duties for digital products, say—can be slotted in.
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That prohibition should only be reserved for people who "intentionally" or "knowingly" commit domestic crimes.
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Members of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons will gather at 10 a.m.
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Saudi Arabia's extreme repression of women has long been illustrated by their prohibition from driving.
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Their Mafia associate Al Capone provided much of the alcohol, banned under prohibition, and entertainment.
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During Prohibition he had owned a trucking company – run by none other than Lucky Luciano.
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This prohibition is known as the "Johnson amendment," because it was proposed by then-Sen.
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On Wednesday, the U.S. House passed Dog and Cat Meat Trade Prohibition Act, H.R. 6720.
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The Fourth Amendment's prohibition on "unreasonable searches and seizures," for example, is not self-defining.
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Finding effective treatments is yet another reason to encourage the research, no prohibition, of cannabis.
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There are other things we could do that still keep prohibition but reduce the harms.
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The prohibition is mandatory for ICAO member states, which include 191 countries around the globe.
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Legal recreational pot had been widening its footprint across the country despite a federal prohibition.
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The first is known as the "iron law of prohibition," which I've written about previously.
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Currently, there is no law that determines this type of prohibition on a national scale.
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Reason - Old Rule required complex set of exceptions because a strict prohibition was never practical.
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Of course, there would be no prohibition against writing a script for the final movie.
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But the political activities prohibition — also known as the "Johnson Amendment" — is now under attack.
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" It is an absolute prohibition that does not require any sort of "this for that.
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Origins: The holiday began in 220006 after Prohibition when the Cullen-Harrison Act was enacted.
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As is the way of things in China, there was no law or overt prohibition.
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But "a lot of people" are pushing for the prohibition on office accommodations, he added.
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Accordingly, the prohibition on municipal bankruptcy imposes a useful constraint in the here and now.
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" The attorney defending the state prohibition insisted that it covered items that are "clearly political.
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Vermont's Prohibition Pig is known as one of the best BBQ joints in New England.
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The Albion Brewery was kept up and running until 1919, when Prohibition closed it down.
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Today it is rebuilt to the Prohibition-era standard that the landmarks commission insisted on.
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Mr. Smith was a Roman Catholic, opposed Prohibition and was a symbol of modern urbanism.
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And when Prohibition fails, and the liquor starts to flow again, alcoholics are really lost.
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The court ruled that that sentence, however, violated the prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment.
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Russia says it welcomes an investigation by the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.
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The U.S. Code also includes a related prohibition on trademarks for "immoral" and "scandalous" matter.
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In 2013 and 2014, the men separately sued to escape the felon gun-possession prohibition.
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Until last year, Honduras had a constitutional prohibition on presidential reelection beyond a single term.
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The consensus that prohibition is the only possible approach to drug use has been broken.
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Only admitting that would be tantamount to admitting that prohibition is both cynical and pointless.
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Singapore's central bank on Wednesday said it had issued a lifetime prohibition order against Leissner.
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"Vets are happy that there's a policy, but they're unnerved by that prohibition," he said.
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He ran as a "wet," as it was called, and spoke out aggressively against Prohibition.
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Experts say this is federal prohibition limbo is likely to linger until early next year.
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He pointed out that, contrary to popular belief, alcohol consumption really did fall under Prohibition.
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In fact, a lot of people were drinking during Prohibition, and many of them legally.
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As we know from marijuana and alcohol, outright prohibition almost inevitably fuels a black market.
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Some lawyers believe the prohibition on a contractor giving to a super-PAC is unconstitutional.
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Polls show that the majority of Americans, including many Republicans, now favor ending marijuana prohibition.
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The museum is based in Las Vegas, a city where Prohibition was not thoroughly enforced.
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Under Spanish law, such disobedience can carry a fine and a prohibition from holding office.
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But the punishment would have been much harsher with a prohibition of all Russian athletes.
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Based in deep-red Texas, he serves as political director of Republicans Against Marijuana Prohibition.
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A bit like prohibition of alcohol, the unmet demand opens a market opportunity for entrepreneurs.
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The international body has special extraterritorial status, which could make it exempt from the prohibition.
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Saloons filled it until Prohibition, when they were converted to speakeasies, then later to clubs.
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Newspapers nationwide printed photos of the carnage, forcing Americans to consider the costs of Prohibition.
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Would there still be a prohibition against any definition other than the national-Jewish one?
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But the Trump administration, the caller indicated, was rethinking the government's support for the prohibition.
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And Washington has powerful tools at its disposal, including a complete prohibition on Venezuelan oil.
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They focused largely on Prohibition-era whiskey bootleggers, often supplying their own horses and saddles.
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A federal judge in Boston previously declined to block Massachusetts' prohibition, which was much broader.
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Dr. Schrad is the author of a forthcoming book about the global history of prohibition.
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"We don't have any prohibition with dealing with the economic interests in Iran," Gottardi said.
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A Prohibition-era law banning the sale of alcohol in the theaters was one hurdle.
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Organized crime exploited it during Prohibition, according to "Gowanus: Brooklyn's Curious Canal," by Joseph Alexiou.
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Japan scrapped the prohibition on daytime running lights last year, after negotiations with the association.
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"We're the only state that has this broad a prohibition," he said in an interview.
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I suggest that history does not paint a pretty picture of state prohibition of abortion.
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But still, she said, the term "illegal alien" was mostly associated with prohibition and smuggling.
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But the Trump administration, the caller indicated, was rethinking the government's support for the prohibition.
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Heading into Prohibition, Brotherhood had an estimated half million bottles of Champagne in its cellars.
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The imposition of a new federal prohibition will only drive these state-legal markets underground.
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Prohibition for most uses is not an option, or at least not a wise one.
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There's no federal prohibition against them and only California and Maryland have laws against them.
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The prohibition is difficult to enforce, and churches rarely see their tax-exempt status revoked.
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That shows little change from 2016, when 51 percent support a prohibition on assault weapons.
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Mohamud contends the program violates the Constitution's Fourth Amendment prohibition on unreasonable searches and seizures.
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The most common protection was a prohibition on civil lawsuits against conscientious refusers, Sawicki reported.
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Instead, especially in states still caught in the clammy grip of prohibition, we have CBD.
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On July 7, 2017, 122 countries adopted the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.
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The prohibition is known as the "Valentine Rule" after the court case that created it.
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The FDA has plenary powers, including the outright prohibition of the marketing of unsafe drugs.
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To Wallace, the prohibition against slam dunks was like segregation laws: made to be shattered.
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There will also be a prohibition of public events that host more than 27 people.
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The Guambiano have their own laws, Ms. Chávez explained, and are exempt from the prohibition.
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The prohibition will start soon, he said, and should apply to the spring climbing season.
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The theory's title refers, of course, to the historical case of alcohol prohibition in America.
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Since the end of Prohibition, the federal government and states have imposed taxes on alcohol.
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The prohibition on certain drugs was driven in part by racism and socially discriminatory policies.
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"But we stick to our position that should the immediate rejection at the border not be possible, I would immediately order the police that people who either have prohibition of entry or prohibition of stay should be immediately turned away at the border," he said.
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Just as alcohol prohibition took the production and sale of booze out of the hands of licensed businesses and placed it into the hands of organized crime, cannabis prohibition drives marijuana production and sales to an unregulated, underground market occupied primarily by criminal entrepreneurs.
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As arrests mount once again, as the black market bounces back, as vital police resources are wasted, Trump's new era of prohibition will have the same effect as that of the old Prohibition: to make criminals of nonviolent citizens, and cynics of the law.
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"We have written to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons," the spokesman told reporters.
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"You need to distinguish between the effects of prohibition and the effects of enforcement," he said.
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Despite a federal prohibition, nine states and the District of Columbia allow for recreational marijuana use.
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Sukuk are investment certificates that comply with Islamic principles by-passing a religious prohibition on interest.
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Some bankers also complained that the Gujarat state's decades-long alcohol prohibition policy hasn't helped either.
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At the UN meeting Mexico's president, Enrique Peña Nieto, urged the world to "move beyond prohibition".
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Half a century from now, America's current drugs policy may seem just as perverse as Prohibition.
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The authors of today's report stress that an absolute prohibition is not likely to work anyway.
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Last year, Exxon said its board had ended a prohibition on outside directors meeting with shareholders.
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"The Torah has a very clear prohibition on tattoos," says Rabbi Esther Reed of Rutgers Hillel.
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She agrees that it will take more than prohibition to help the alcoholics in Pine Ridge.
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But the ACLU said executing Bucklew would violate the Constitution's prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment.
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Once you have prohibition, you're going to have across-the-country procedures in many different states.
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He contended that the meeting with lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya was actually regarding a Russian adoption prohibition.
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Prohibition makes sense in poor places like Bangladesh and Kenya that lack proper waste-management systems.
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Those cases turn on whether the prohibition on sex discrimination in education applies to transgender people.
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With these policies, states could minimize the harms of legalization and cut the downsides of prohibition.
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Second, the prohibition on torture is less secure than it was when Barack Obama left office.
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Still, Prohibition Partners estimated that Asia's medicinal cannabis market could by 2024 be worth $5.8 billion.
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He used the prohibition of alcohol by United States during the 1920s to illustrate his point.
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How to Make a Delicious Cocktail Using Prohibition-Era HacksProhibition was a dark time for America.
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Their intrepid searches have turned up Prohibition-era cellars and bunkers — but no trace of Lindsey.
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The film is based on Dennis Lehane's award winning crime novel set in the Prohibition Era.
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Their priority was fighting to end drug prohibition—as an issue of poverty and global development!
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"It's environmentally taxing to grow cannabis inside, but really, that's a byproduct of prohibition," he said.
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The MNF has said that if it comes to power, it will revert to total prohibition.
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In 85033, Wisconsin removed areas outside school grounds from the felony prohibition (retaining a possible fine).
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Thursday morning, Spicer said the rules would also include a prohibition on working for foreign governments.
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Democrats could benefit because the prohibition disproportionately affects African-Americans, a group that overwhelmingly votes Democratic.
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It was initially introduced in 226, with the intent of helping police regulate speakeasies during Prohibition.
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Technically, the prohibition is against circumventing product features intended to deter unauthorized reproduction of copyrighted works.
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So medical states tend to take a little longer because they're usually coming from complete prohibition.
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Within a few years consumption was between 60 and 70 percent of its pre-Prohibition level.
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Amnesty said such examinations violate the prohibition of torture and other ill-treatment under international law.
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And Connecticut recently dropped the "salary history" prohibition from its bill to ensure gender pay equity.
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Still, prohibition does likely make drugs less accessible than they would be if they were legal.
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Yet the repeal of prohibition marks the start of complex arguments about how to regulate cannabis.
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Elbo RoomThe Elbo Room opened in 1935 during Prohibition, and that wild spirit lives on, hard.
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But vans are flexible and spontaneous by their very nature; the street-hail prohibition goes ignored.
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America has long been both the main cheerleader for and the chief enforcer of international prohibition.
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Honolulu has imposed a prohibition on sitting or lying on sidewalks in the neighborhood of Waikiki.
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Another important provision of the ACA is the prohibition on annual or lifetime limits for coverage.
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According to Mashable, the prohibition begins at kickoff, and ends an hour after the game's conclusion.
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Women's organizing was crucial both to the struggle for alcohol Prohibition and the drive for Repeal.
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In 1933, Prohibition was repealed and Americans were free to drink (or not) as they chose.
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" Harmon added that the statutory prohibition should apply "whether or not the appointee will receive compensation.
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Harm reduction policies, as opposed to prohibition measures, go much further in educating and saving lives.
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There are 20 years of built-in excitement and personal enthusiasm around the Prohibition-era backdrop.
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New Hampshire has sold tax-free liquor at state-run shops since the repeal of Prohibition.
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Founded in 230, The Noble Experiment is New York City's first rum-only producer since Prohibition.
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Prohibition empowered local and federal police forces to search for and seize illegal booze at gunpoint.
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Polls show 60 percent of Californians approve of legalization, while 85033 percent say prohibition should continue.
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This obviates the need for a definitional debate over precisely which weapons fall under the prohibition.
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The drinks were prohibition themed, and the 60-or-so attendees were dressed in 1920s attire.
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The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons said it was gathering evidence about the attack.
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Nearly every state has a trade practices law resembling Connecticut's prohibition on dangerous or deceptive advertising.
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"I understand the prohibition on press paying for stories, but we're not the press," he said.
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Under current law, violating a business or school's gun prohibition can result in a felony charge.
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Like strictly observant Jews, devout Muslims do not eat pork thanks to a direct scriptural prohibition.
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The Second Amendment Foundation has called the settlement "a devastating blow to the gun-prohibition lobby."
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I'm also a criminal justice reform activist, a board member of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP).
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The bill would also make permanent the current prohibition on transferring detainees to the United States.
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Democrats are pushing for more restrictions, including the prohibition of stock buybacks at bailed-out firms.
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The children, spouses and in-laws of the aforementioned principals are also included in this prohibition.
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The prohibition extends to the children, spouses and in-laws of any of these government officials.
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There is one current exception to the prohibition on physicians expediting death: physician aid-in-dying.
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Instead, he urged a middle ground, a system that was neither commercial legalization nor classic prohibition.
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They say a prohibition would fly in the face of centuries of religious and cultural tradition.
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The name changed during Prohibition, when it became a favorite of Americans on vacation in Italy.
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Her rise to fame demonstrated how liberated the Prohibition culture of the Harlem Renaissance had become.
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It would also repeal a long standing prohibition on religious institutions being involved in political activities.
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Earlier this year, the film was banned in Kenya, but a court temporarily lifted the prohibition.
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The government itself has said that the measures do not amount to "absolute prohibition" on movements.
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It's a matter of weighing the pros and cons of the current model of drug prohibition.
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There's a reason that Alcoholics Anonymous started in 1935, two years after the end of Prohibition.
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Finally, there is the issue of free speech — or, rather, the constitutional prohibition of compelled speech.
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The border could once again be a site of interrogation, a prohibition rather than a place.
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California's law breaks this prohibition, allowing students to book sponsorships, even with the help of agents.
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Activists said notice of the temporary prohibition was conveyed orally to local restaurant owners and vendors.
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Ever since, that day has been celebrated — or mourned — for formally ushering in the Prohibition Era.
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One wine importer likened the potential tariffs to the greatest threat to the industry since Prohibition.
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That alone cannot render 'shapeless' a federal criminal prohibition, for even clear rules 'produce close cases.
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First, require the EPA to comply with the law and effectively implement the land conversion prohibition.
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Most tragically, marijuana prohibition has harmed millions of lives, particularly the poor and people of color.
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Wade's prohibition on banning abortions prior to fetal viability, which occurs around 24 weeks of pregnancy.
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During every election cycle, including the most recent, violations of the campaign intervention prohibition occur weekly.
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Notwithstanding the Johnson Amendment prohibition on direct electioneering by churches, it's happening in all but name.
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Job opportunities for bartenders became so scarce during Prohibition that thousands of bartenders fled to Cuba.
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Why did access to alcohol during the Prohibition era often relate to a person's economic status?
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Look through the photographs in the article: What can you learn about Prohibition from these images?
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Prohibition lasted for 13 years before the 21st Amendment ended the ban, making alcohol legal again.
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She was an "idol," the group said, and offended Islam's prohibition against representing the human form.
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A statewide prohibition on most types of single-use plastic bags will take effect in March.
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Over 120 countries negotiated a Nuclear Weapons Prohibition Treaty at the United Nations on 7 July.
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Earlier this year, Mr. Booker reintroduced a bill that would end the federal prohibition on marijuana.
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Prohibition, which began 100 years ago Friday, didn't just put the squeeze on the booze industry.
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Although initially successful in staving off the prohibition of gambling, racing's proponents would go too far.
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The advocate-witness prohibition is designed to prevent confusion over roles by the jury at trial.
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"A continuing resolution without corrective language would not extend the prohibition rider," a GOP aide noted.
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The Massachusetts bill is notable in its prohibition of menthol cigarettes, a first for statewide legislation.
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The Massachusetts law is notable in its prohibition of menthol cigarettes, a first for statewide legislation.
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But even as it repealed the law, the state affirmed its prohibition of local antidiscrimination ordinances.
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The chief minister of nearby Madhya Pradesh State recently announced that he would phase in prohibition.
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Two states failed to ratify the 18th amendment that passed prohibition into law: Connecticut was one.
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Until this past June, Virginia enforced a Prohibition-era ban on "habitual drunkards" from possessing alcohol.
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France's prohibition on surrogacy sends wealthy prospective parents abroad but doesn't protect surrogates anywhere from abuse.
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He built an empire by selling liquor during Prohibition (which outlawed alcohol between 1920 and 1933).
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It would also allow the state to exempt some areas of the park from smoking prohibition.
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Federal prohibition agents took on the daunting task of enforcing the new law throughout the land.
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Most distillers back before Prohibition did not keep recipes, or document how they made their whiskey.
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Kaspersky filed two lawsuits in response, arguing that the prohibition amounted to a bill of attainder.
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He added that the Eighth Amendment's prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment bars only needless pain.
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Russia experimented with Prohibition twice—once during World War I, and once during the late 80s.
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"Trying to remove a prohibition that's been put in place is a political impossibility," Zinatelli continued.
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"One of the ugliest aspects of prohibition is the burdens that have mostly fallen on Black and brown people," says Maria McFarland Sánchez-Moreno, executive director of Drug Policy Alliance, a New York-based nonprofit that works to reduce the harms of drug use and prohibition.
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A 2014 study by Jon Caulkins, a drug policy expert at Carnegie Mellon University, found that prohibition multiplies hard drug prices by as much as 10 times, so legalization — by eliminating prohibition and allowing greater access to drugs — could greatly increase the rates of drug abuse.
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Watch VICE Canada's documentary, Prohibition in Northern Canada: "Bootlegging is rampant, and I think that to me is one of the most negative impacts on this territory," George H. Hickes, a member of the legislative assembly, told VICE in a 2015 documentary about prohibition in the north.
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Back then, the city might have been dry (thanks to prohibition), but its vernacular was quite fluid.
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Prohibition reinforced this pattern: most craft houses closed shop for good, while large producers resumed brewing afterwards.
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Grafe: The tax bill lifts the prohibition against drilling in the Refuge that was there for decades.
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You may be wondering how these businesses can position themselves in the marijuana sector despite national prohibition.
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Thomas Garrett of Virginia pushed a bill that would effectively end marijuana prohibition at the federal level.
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"Prohibition ends only once, and this industry could be worth tens of billions of dollars," he added.
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As Canada legalizes, pot industry activists and business owners have their eyes set squarely on U.S. prohibition.
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The prohibition on the movie followed a blanket ban issued in November on LGBTI events in Ankara.
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The Supreme Court's decision to strike down California's law vindicates the First Amendment's prohibition on compelled speech.
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A similar black market phenomenon occurred during Prohibition, when the US banned alcohol from 1920 to 1933.
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In Europe, Portugal decriminalized drug possession in 2001 and has maintained a non-prohibition stance ever since.
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They tend to cherry-pick data, presenting a case favorable to the war on drugs and prohibition.
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The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) destroyed about 1,200 tonnes of Syria's chemical stockpile.
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On Friday, however, the judges contended the policy was not a total prohibition on transgender military service.
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"We have agreed today about the prohibition of shell companies in Latvia," Kucinskis told a news conference.
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Since alcoholic beverages were still banned under Prohibition, Alice Paul toasted the good news with grape juice.
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This is because prohibition raises the price by far more than any conceivable government impost might do.
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Our first stop is our local distillery, which is Prohibition-themed and specializes in old-timey drinks.
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We respectfully suggest that a blanket prohibition on participation by psychologists in national security interrogations does not.
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Prohibition of the deal was a major blow to Coupe, its architect and Sainsbury's boss since 2014.
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With the Arab conquest of Egypt and the arrival of Islam came the religious prohibition against drinking.
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House rules bar sexual relationships with office staff, but the prohibition does not extend to campaign aides.
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London has recently banned junk-food advertising on its transport network, a prohibition campaigners want to extend.
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The letter also claimed that there is no "ongoing prohibition" banning Flemming from traveling with Air Canada.
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Since both Canada and Mexico let their exchange rates float, any such prohibition would probably remain redundant.
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Originally called rum runners, powerboat racing grew out of the speed boats that evaded authorities during prohibition.
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In 2016, ICAO announced a prohibition on shipments of lithium-ion batteries as cargo on passenger planes.
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But the co-op had too many rules for the couple's taste, including a prohibition on subletting.
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All that said, when I took a sip of my finished Prohibition-era cocktail, it was divine.
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A prohibition on chains of chemists' shops has roots in guild laws dating from the Middle Ages.
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Zwillman came out of the Jewish third ward in Newark and really rose to power during Prohibition.
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Puzzled, she called the prison where she learned the facility had instituted a prohibition on greeting cards.
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Just north of Oakland, Berkeley is contemplating its own prohibition of facial-recognition systems by city government.
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When Prohibition laws banned alcohol sales, Americans turned to ice cream as a fun -- less boozy -- alternative.
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As white people exploit the changing tide on marijuana, the racism that drove its prohibition is ignored.
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MORE said federal prohibition is "not going to be tenable" if California and other states legalize marijuana.
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Another benefit: there's no explicit prohibition on the official talking with the trustee about the financial holdings.
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Just like lenient regulation through legalization is dangerous, so too is excessive regulation — via punishment — through prohibition.
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"I'm not philosophically opposed to ending the prohibition on marijuana," Scott said, according to local news outlets.
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They tend to cherry pick data, presenting a case favorable to the war on drugs and prohibition.
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Many experts and even Trump critics have suggested that the prohibition might not apply in this case.
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