And what about that "well regulated militia" part of the amendment?
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The concern: Clinical trials are not always well regulated around the world.
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"The Second Amendment allows for a well-regulated militia," Professor Moore said.
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"This is a fairly well regulated space," Avalere's Sean Creighton told me.
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We no longer need "a well regulated militia" or a citizen army.
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Is there any reason to think coal ash is currently well-regulated?
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The Second Amendment specifically authorizes a "well regulated" militia -- not an unregulated one.
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You would think that it should be more well-regulated than it is.
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Supporting well-regulated public charters, in the meantime, is a meaningful complementary solution.
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As Sunny has shown, even the most well-regulated zoos have occasional escapes.
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Banks are well regulated, profitable and non-performing loans were 244% at end-220.
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Japan was approved as an authorised importer as its market seemed sufficiently well regulated.
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A well-regulated, well-governed internet is in the best interests of its users.
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Well-regulated local agencies place people in legal jobs overseas, and help with paperwork.
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Heller that threw the whole idea of a well-regulated militia out the window.
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"We want to compete in a market where it's really well-regulated," he said.
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Don't get all of your nutritional needs from shakes and supplements, which aren't well regulated.
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In person, though, it did seem to keep me unnaturally well-regulated throughout the night.
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The notion of 'responsibility' is enshrined in the Second Amendment's 'a well regulated militia' clause.
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The shrimp industry is strong — and well-regulated—in Alaska, Louisiana, Texas and North Carolina.
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What is your definition of a "well-regulated" militia, as stated in the Second Amendment?
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ROGERS: How, now, is an 238-year-old with a military assault rifle "well-regulated"?
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"Singapore is a well-regulated international financial center with strong corporate governance, " the SGX statement added.
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The industry is well-regulated, drivers make a living, and the horses are safe and healthy.
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Even a well-regulated H-1B program is just an add-on to a broken system.
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They believe they are well made, that pilots are well trained and the industry well regulated.
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The only way for medical marijuana to be accepted nationally is with a well-regulated marketplace.
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This is well regulated and is the very core of the new advances in medical genetics.
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Noreika countered that a federal charter system would help make sure fintech companies were well regulated.
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Their toil and industry could have taken place within a well-regulated and mutually beneficial labor market.
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I went to the best schools, the most well-regulated schools, and I know nothing about anything.
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Or in order to be "well regulated," does a "militia" need to have a state or federal charter?
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A "well regulated militia," of course, is subject to rules that ensure firearms are used safely and appropriately.
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Otherwise, the frontiers of this Wild West could prove dangerous, even if its civilized regions are well-regulated.
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Virtually no politicians have forthrightly argued that free trade and well-regulated immigration make most people better off.
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The best performers are often well-regulated urban charters like those that Sarah Carpenter's grandchildren attended in Memphis.
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Banks are generally well regulated and profitable making it unlikely that the sovereign will need to support the sector.
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"Although these bounce houses are manufactured with safety in mind, the installations are not always inspected and well-regulated."
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But experience shows that few technologies make it into the world in a predictable, controllable and well-regulated form.
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"Well-regulated in the 18th century tended to be something like well-organized, well-armed, well-disciplined," says Rakove.
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And using supporting detail, explain to me how an 22013-year-old with a military rifle is well-regulated.
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Its boringly profitable and well-regulated banks did not crash the financial system in 2008 and ask for bail-outs.
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These are well-regulated industries that generate jobs and taxes for the country, whether we approve of them or not.
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Officials told ABC News that the department decided that "legal, well-regulated sports hunting" could help the endangered species survive.
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She wants well-regulated capitalism with a healthy welfare state — which is how the Danes themselves think of their system.
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That's because a well-regulated and highly competitive beverage-alcohol marketplace has ushered in more consumer choice than ever before.
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But the current environment is not about providing well-regulated e-cigarette technology for adult smokers who otherwise won't quit.
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Until there is a formal agreement protecting Washington's well-regulated marijuana industry, I will continue to stand ready to defend it.
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While well-regulated landfills minimize the impact on the surrounding environment, there are stilllong-term contamination risksto the soil and groundwater.
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"Markets function most efficiently when they are transparent, well-regulated, and trusted by investors and issuers alike," said the White House.
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Dimon contended that banks are well-capitalized and well-regulated enough to sustain shocks similar to what happened during the crisis.
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"Maintenance work is normally well regulated," he said, though in Genoa, the controls in place clearly failed to identify the risk.
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Progressives have long been open to research suggesting that well-regulated charter schools can extend educational opportunities to historically underserved children.
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Overhaul the outdated international systems for aiding refugees; at the same time, open routes for well-regulated economic migration to the West.
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Even a well-regulated cryptocurrency, though, would be subject to the "network effects" that have led to an oligopoly in social media.
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Also, many of these commodities are not well regulated in terms of exactly what is in them or what dosages should be.
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"The Governor has continuously called for a well-regulated, restricted and respected recreational marijuana industry," Ms. St. Martin said in an email.
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In reality, used sensibly under well-regulated conditions, such techniques could transform the prospects of babies born close to the limits of viability.
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It was written — long before we had a standing army — to guarantee a well-regulated militia to defend the country from being attacked.
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If done thoughtfully and deliberately, the public safety benefits of a well-regulated cannabis market could work well in states across the nation.
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This effect is most pervasive when funds flow from more well-regulated or more stable countries to their less regulated and less stable counterparts.
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In fact, as long as asset prices are trending upward, a poorly regulated banking sector will be more profitable than a well-regulated one.
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"In the U.K. it's pretty well regulated," DAZN North America EVP Joe Markowski told me last week at the Pay-TV show in Denver.
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ICOs are relatively easy to do, aren't well regulated, and most of them have been very successful, especially in the last couple of months.
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A well-regulated labor market can shape the flow of migrant labor to ensure that it complements rather than competes with United States workers.
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If these were normal products, with plentiful supply and steady demand, a well-regulated legal trade might reduce both prices and incentives for poaching.
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Here's an opportunity to see really how well regulated you are and what your true work ethic is without anybody breathing down your back.
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From a national-security standpoint, the Amendment's suggestion that a "well-regulated militia" is "necessary to the security of a free State," is quaint.
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Canada came through the global financial crisis better than America did, in part because its banks are prudent, well-regulated and untroubled by excessive competition.
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One of the great advantages of the UK was the certainty of the business environment, that it was predictable and well-regulated and well-governed.
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Due to the transformational potential of autonomous vehicle technology, it is critical that all AVs are part of shared fleets, well-regulated, and zero emission.
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His chaotic management style is already putting him in conflict with bureaucrats and military men whose entire training has been within in well-regulated systems.
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The root cause of this tragedy is that past governments did not jointly enact a well-regulated framework for new and lawful flows of labor.
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That's why Boyer believes well-regulated kratom could one day be used in the fight against opioid addiction, steering users away from more dangerous drugs.
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In the debate over the Second Amendment, this phrase, "a well regulated militia," remains one of the most cited and argued parts of the sentence.
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States with measure under consideration to legalize pot should call a halt to those efforts, and focus instead on rational and well-regulated decriminalization measures.
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Supporters say money made from well-regulated hunts has been used for costly wildlife conservation in cash-starved African countries battling to diminish chronic poverty.
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"The London Stock Exchange is one of the best in the world, it is well regulated and we respect it," al-Falih said, according to CNN.
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You see, when products that we put on and in our bodies aren't well-regulated, then there's no way we can know that they're totally safe.
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Providing it is profitable and well regulated, having another large global bank based in London with deep links to emerging economies would be a big advantage.
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After some review, the agency said it had determined "well-regulated sport hunting" would actually help preserve the species and funnel resources back into conservation efforts.
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"Legal, well-regulated sport hunting as part of a sound management program can benefit certain species," the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said in a statement.
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Because the Chinese domestic financial sector has to be healthy enough, has to be robust enough, and well-regulated enough to sustain a free capital flow.
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"They can be big but we should also be well-regulated," said Gao Xiang, vice minister of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology on Thursday.
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If we can implement the suggestions above, our militias would truly be well-regulated, as the constitution calls for, and our nation would be much safer.
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Check to see if one of your representatives is on one of the committees, and let them know that you care about keeping Wall Street well regulated.
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Most are well-regulated, but in an industry defined by scarcity, the value of a stockpile rises as the number of the animals in the wild falls.
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A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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The law requires the SEC to make sure that a newly traded asset existed in a well-regulated market that adequately protects people from manipulation and fraud.
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Barack Obama's administration, though opposed to legalising cannabis, ruled that this would be a waste of resources in states, such as Colorado, where dope peddling is well-regulated.
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The environmental lobby, ignoring peer-reviewed science that fracking is largely safe if well regulated, wants an end to all unconventional and conventional natural gas exploration and production.
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Supplements of any kind, too, aren't well-regulated so it's tough to know if what you're seeing on the label is truly what you're getting in the bottle.
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The new voucher studies stand in marked contrast to research findings that well-regulated charter schools in Massachusetts and elsewhere have a strong, positive impact on test scores.
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"Schools have not shown themselves to be well regulated without state or federal oversight," said Stewart, who frequently represents sexually abused children in lawsuits against schools and other institutions.
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A 2018 study published in the journal Nature Communications concluded that "well-regulated" storage was "secure" overall but scientists were uncertain how CO2 behaved underground in the long term.
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From the Internet Association's spokesman Noah Theran, who also said the industry was already well-regulated: Why it matters: It's not entirely clear that this bill is going anywhere.
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"Australia is a well regulated market" said Tim Ledingham, treasurer at regional lender Bank of Queensland which sold A$120 million of RMBS to Japanese accounts earlier this year.
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If it's well-regulated, we could regulate the quality of the product, we could regulate the potency of the product — in a way we couldn't if it were illegal.
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President George Washington relied on a well-regulated militia from three states to put down the Tea Partyers of his day, the tax-evading lawbreakers in the Whiskey Rebellion.
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"During this centennial NFL season, more Americans than ever before can wager on football in safe, well-regulated environments," Bill Miller, AGA's president and CEO said in a statement.
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Whether you are for or against adult use, more and more people are realizing that the better path is to have a well-regulated industry, much like alcohol is today.
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The province also benefits from ample access to a well-regulated, liquid domestic capital market, as well as to multiple foreign markets including in the U.S., Eurozone, China and Australia.
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In Heller v District of Columbia, four justices insisted that the right to bear arms made sense only in the context of a "well regulated militia" of the 18th century.
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Now, over the past few weeks, national authorities have quietly floated new proposals around Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), potentially creating a procedure that would allow ICOs in well-regulated circumstances.
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Do you wish there was a type of financial institution that was secure and well-regulated in all the traditional ways, but also has the integrity of being people-powered?
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Democratic voters for whom the phrase "a well regulated Militia" sparks a tingle down under must be convinced to accept that the legal debate about gun control is largely over.
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We don't have to choose between the rise of a red Internet or the status quo: we can choose well-regulated competition that serves American consumers and spurs economic growth.
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How did allowing the 19-year-old shooter in last week's massacre to own an assault rifle represent "a well-regulated militia" as is written in the amendment, she asked.
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While other adverse effects haven't been reported, Dr. Phillips noted that the supplement industry is not well-regulated and has a history of inaccurate labeling, contamination and other safety concerns.
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The other thing to remember is that it is in the interest of well-regulated pharmaceutical companies to make sure that they're at the table and participating in these negotiations.
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A border wall — complete with specifics on funding and a completion date—would serve as an enduring symbol of our commitment to national sovereignty and a well-regulated immigration system.
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I don't care what you think about "well-regulated militias," we don't need anyone to have automatic or semiautomatic weapons in their possession, not unless they are soldiers or police officers.
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The Second Amendment reads: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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" The amendment's text reads: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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Here it is, in full: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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If the technology were predictable, controllable and well-regulated, the potential for raised crop yields in the face of climate change, and perhaps reduced use of pesticides and herbicides, might be huge.
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If markets are kept safe and well regulated, a globally competitive financial center will follow, said Randell, a former corporate lawyer who advised the government on banking bailouts during the financial crisis.
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In the context of the time, a "well-regulated militia" meant an American man, an American woman, a citizen of the United States of America who could operate and service their firearm.
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While cosmetic products are relatively well-regulated in the EU, most of the products used by Black women are imported, primarily from the USA or Asia, where regulation and testing isn't as stringent.
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The processing of livestock is well regulated under the Humane Methods of Slaughter Act, and has been found to be a decent form of euthanasia for horses by the American Veterinary Medical Association.
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The guidelines issued last week are neither perfect nor a comprehensive solution, but the SEC's latest effort represents a needed push to ensure corporate transparency and a well-regulated response to cyber incidents.
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"Bitcoin prices are volatile; the transaction speed is slow; the bitcoin trading platform is illiquid," he said, noting that, unlike stock exchanges, the bitcoin exchanges are generally not well regulated by the government.
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The Second Amendment to the Constitution reads: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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"The Supreme Court&aposs landmark PASPA ruling creates a golden opportunity to end illegal sports wagering once and for all by creating a well-regulated alternative that sports fans can trust," the casino mogul said.
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We look forward to discussions with the government and all industry stakeholders to ensure that the GrabBike service operates within the proper guidelines, and work together towards a well-regulated ecosystem of complementary transport services.
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Such thinking — call it "paperclip capitalism" — is devoid of any context, nuance, or understanding that even at its well-regulated best, capitalism is only ever a means to an end, not an end of itself.
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Make sure that your financial sector is under good supervision, that it's well regulated, that the institutions are rock-solid, and anticipate at home with enough buffers so that you can resist the potential crisis.
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I was promised the right to a well-regulated militia, and instead I see a nation that falls victim, week after week, body after body, to a series of unstable people with elaborately hoarded arsenals.
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What has changed, said the justices in their decision last year, is that other countries, including the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Colombia and Switzerland, plus four American states, have shown that assisted dying can be well regulated.
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They operate on the assumption that participating in America's well-regulated capital markets does not expose them to undue risk when they try to make the best decisions for themselves, their families or their small businesses.
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Student Opinion The Second Amendment to the Constitution reads: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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A similar balance is also seen in the Second Amendment's right to "keep and bear arms," which is put in the context of the importance of a "well-regulated militia" to the "security" of the state.
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Asked by Barkan how she ultimately squared her support for Medicare for All -- which would effectively ban private health insurance -- with her defense of well-regulated private markets, Warren offered what progressives considered a notable concession.
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"A well-regulated militia" — there's no consensus on what this meant 200 years ago, much less now — "being necessary to the security of a free state" — were the framers talking about collective defense or self-defense?
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"In 85033 the Supreme Court unanimously held that Congress could prohibit the possession of a sawed-off shotgun because that weapon had no reasonable relation to the preservation or efficiency of a 'well regulated militia,'" Stevens wrote.
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After a historical review and textual analysis of the text, Associate Justice Antonin Scalia concluded that the Second Amendment needs to be understood as an individual right, not conditioned to the presence of a well regulated militia.
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" Bingham said many European countries are closely watching how legalization rolls out in Canada, even though California has more residents and a bigger marijuana marketplace: "It's a respectable, well-regulated country with a democracy that people admire.
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" The entire text of the Second Amendment, remember, is this: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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"Banks in Canada share the goal of ensuring that housing remains stable and well-regulated, while being accessible to those looking to buy homes across Canada's diverse housing markets," the Canadian Bankers Association said in a statement.
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Miller that Congress can ban sawed-off shotguns because that weapon was of no use in a well-regulated militia, making it clear that the right to bear arms was inseparable from the role of a militia.
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The key player, and the great hope for free traders and those who believe well-regulated but significant immigration is a key driver of economic growth, is National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn, former president of Goldman Sachs.
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"The possession, manufacture, and sale of assault weapons in the Village of Deerfield is not reasonably necessary to protect an individual's right to self-defense or the preservation or efficiency of a well-regulated militia," the ordinance reads.
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They said the Second Amendment refers only to a person's right to own a firearm while in "a well regulated militia" and, therefore, people need to be part of a militia to have a right to bear arms.
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There is thus a real danger that the development of treatments for debilitating neurological conditions will be delayed if high-quality, well-regulated research in monkeys cannot be performed in Europe and America owing to increasingly tight regulations.
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SINGAPORE, March 24 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's stock market is well regulated and is not becoming a stock "casino", the CEO of the stock exchange operator said on Friday after shares in China Huishan Dairy Holdings plunged 85 percent.
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Kratom is widely available as powder, capsules, or tea in many states and online and, similar to CBD, not yet been well regulated, making it difficult for users to know the right dose or even what they're getting.
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They showed that the interrogation program was more a test lab for unproven techniques than a well-regulated system, with rules made up or broken on the fly and its day-to-day operations afflicted by internal rivalries.
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Well-regulated militias have also gone by the wayside, replaced by national, well-trained and fully armed armies of soldiers who protect us from those who would do us harm or would seek to take away our freedom.
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As more companies embrace private and public clouds, update their cybersecurity measures and exponentially grow their data stores, cloud companies like Box should take a "leadership position" in ensuring that the digital universe is well-regulated, he told Cramer.
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As more companies embrace private and public clouds, update their cybersecurity measures and exponentially grow their data stores, cloud companies like Box should take a "leadership position" in ensuring that the digital universe is well-regulated, the CEO said.
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While reaffirming the Democrats' traditional support for Social Security and programs for the sick, aged and poor, such a Kennedy candidacy today might underline the need for vibrant but well-regulated capitalism rather than a creeping form of socialism.
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Luckily, I'm a bit of a hypochondriac so I went to the doctor as soon as I felt "off," and as a result my Lupus is pretty well regulated, with just one medication, plaquenil, an antimalarial drug with minimal side effects.
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Addressing a campus libertarian group, Mr Wilson claims that the Second Amendment, the text of which extols "a well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State", in fact enshrines "a citizen's right to violently abolish the law".
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Everyone also knows his or her place, so...the unsavory corollary is that women are relegated to the sidelines and the only acceptable place of self-expression for men of color is within the well-regulated universe of the playing field.
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The scarcity was, until recently, a result of the same company—which at one point controlled about 90% of the world's production—ensuring that the number of stones which found their way into the world's jewellery shops was well regulated.
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"Where demand for certain types of labor cannot be adequately met domestically, it might be reasonable to have a visa or special work permit system in place to offer employment opportunities through a legally-validated and well-regulated program," Shelton said.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The global banking sector needs to be well regulated and measures already decided should not be rolled back, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said on Friday as concerns grow that the new U.S. administration would ease bank rules.
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The opinion, which Justice Kennedy signed on to, rejected the argument that the "right of the people to keep and bear arms" applied to gun ownership only in connection to service in the "well regulated militia" referenced in the amendment.
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Unlike bank-based financial products, which are well regulated, payday lenders, loan sharks and pawn shops do not have the same vested interest in ensuring that their customers can repay any bill, loan, mortgage or credit card payment they accumulate.
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When they wrote that the need for a "well regulated militia" meant the right to bear arms should not be infringed, did they mean that future citizens should have the right to weapons with a killing power they cannot have imagined?
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"Legal, well-regulated hunting as part of a sound management program can benefit the conservation of certain species by providing incentives to local communities to conserve the species and by putting much-needed revenue back into conservation," the spokeswoman said.
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"Legal, well-regulated hunting as part of a sound management program can benefit the conservation of certain species by providing incentives to local communities to conserve the species and by putting much-needed revenue back into conservation," a FWS spokesperson said.
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"Legal, well-regulated sport hunting as part of a sound management program can benefit certain species by providing incentives to local communities to conserve those species and by putting much-needed revenue back into conservation," the agency said in a statement.
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Like most other industries, leathermaking has made enormous changes since the 18th century to become a modern, clean and well-regulated process, and it is not necessary or helpful to go back into history to describe how the process used to work.
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We support a well-regulated payment system based on laws that provide a framework for constant product improvement, but the Durbin Amendment did not serve any traditional regulatory purpose—it simply enshrined into law a "permanent" economic benefit for one well-heeled industry.
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Because the indigenous group does not have a formal title plantation owners were able to register ownership of the land with a local official, a practice that is not uncommon in rural areas where property rights are not well regulated, Melo said.
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" Some ambiguity exists because of the first 13 words of the Second Amendment, which reads: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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There is reasonable evidence, at least in the short term, that well-regulated nicotine vapes are better for your health than smoking cigarettes, and many harm-reduction proponents here and abroad have lauded the technology as an avenue for smokers to quit.
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Scalia spent thousands of words plumbing the psyches of the Framers, to conclude (wrongly, as John Paul Stevens pointed out in his dissent) that they had meant that individuals, not just members of "well-regulated" state militias, had the right to own handguns.
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"Legal, well-regulated sport hunting as part of a sound management program can benefit the conservation of certain species by providing incentives to local communities to conserve the species and by putting much-needed revenue back into conservation," an FWS spokesman said in a statement.
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We believe both countries must now arrive at a lasting, innovative and cooperative solution to reap the tremendous benefits of directing lawful and well-regulated labor migration into activities that complement and enhance the well-being and productive potential of American workers and their families.
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"Legal, well-regulated sport hunting as part of a sound management program can benefit the conservation of certain species by providing incentives to local communities to conserve the species and by putting much-needed revenue back into conservation," an agency spokesperson said in a statement.
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"[It] will assist consumers as well as financial institutions working to meet their customers' needs by offering safe and sound banking products within a well-regulated industry," said Richard Hunt, president and CEO of the Consumer Bankers Association, a trade group for retail banks.
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As people age, their immune responses become less well regulated, resulting in elevated blood levels of inflammatory substances like C-reactive protein and chemokines, and allowing inflammatory agents like interleukin-6 (IL-6) and tumor necrosis factor-a (TNF-alpha) to persist in body tissues.
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In Heller, the majority basically hit a reset button that wiped out the Court's prior Second Amendment decisions, which held that the "obvious purpose" of this amendment was "the preservation or efficiency of a well regulated militia," not an individual right to bear arms.
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"The Supreme Court will finally put the constitutionality of the CFPB's leadership structure to rest, but regardless of the outcome, a sole director calling all the shots will never provide the long-term stability consumers deserve and the well-regulated financial sector needs," Hunt said.
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In Stevens' view, the Second Amendment — which states that "a well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed" — doesn't preclude state or federal governments from limiting access to guns.
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Given that the Fourth of July is in a couple of days, it had me thinking about stories that deal explicitly with patriotism and the founding of the country, and I remembered a graphic novel that I read recently: Rebels: A Well-Regulated Militia by Brian Wood.
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"Legal, well-regulated sport hunting as part of a sound management program can benefit the conservation of certain species by providing incentives to local communities to conserve the species and by putting much-needed revenue back into conservation," the agency said in its Federal Register notice.
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"Legal, well-regulated sport hunting as part of a sound management program can benefit the conservation of certain species by providing incentives to local communities to conserve the species and by putting much-needed revenue back into conservation," a Fish and Wildlife spokesperson said in a statement.
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It explains why, when he entered Congress and wrote a Bill of Rights, James Madison included a right to bear arms, and why it included the clause "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State …" The story begins in June of 1788.
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Diane Wolk Rogers, a history teacher at Stoneman Douglas, confronted Ms. Loesch by asking her to defend the idea that allowing the suspect in the shooting, a 19-year-old, to own an assault rifle represents "a well-regulated militia" as is written in the Second Amendment.
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"Legal, well-regulated sport hunting as part of a sound management program can benefit the conservation of certain species by providing incentives to local communities to conserve the species and by putting much-needed revenue back into conservation," a spokesperson for the US Fish and Wildlife Service told Buzzfeed.
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If the Second Amendment only protects those guns with a "reasonable relation to the preservation or efficiency of a 'well regulated militia,'" and if we know the militia is meant to defend against the federal government, then that would mean only those weapons not needed for the militia could be banned.
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"Legal, well-regulated hunting as part of a sound management program can benefit the conservation of certain species by providing incentives to local communities to conserve the species and by putting much-needed revenue back into conservation," Laury Parramore, a spokeswoman for the Fish and Wildlife Service, told The Associated Press.
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Still deeply believing in that oath, I unhesitatingly support the Second Amendment and find the words "a well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed," to be brilliant in their succinctness and foresight.
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A spokesperson for the Fish and Wildlife Service defended permit-issuing to AP."Legal, well-regulated hunting as part of a sound management program can benefit the conservation of certain species by providing incentives to local communities to conserve the species and by putting much-needed revenue back into conservation," she said.
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" But a November statement from the US Fish and Wildlife Service disagreed, saying in part, "legal, well-regulated sport hunting as part of a sound management program can benefit the conservation of certain species by providing incentives to local communities to conserve the species and by putting much-needed revenue back into conservation.
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Among the more radical solutions that I would propose is for the Congress, the executive and judicial branches of government, in concert with the states, to clearly define what was, and is, meant by a "well-regulated militia," and refine and re-define the Second Amendment to suit the times in which we live.
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"I still think the marijuana industry in states like Colorado, Washington, and Oregon, where the framework has been set in a complete and well regulated way, will be allowed to do business and more and more states are falling in right behind," said Anthony Franciosi, founder of Honest Marijuana, an organic marijuana company in Colorado.
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A Fish and Wildlife spokesperson, however, stated the agency's general belief that legal sport-hunting can benefit conservation goals: Legal, well-regulated sport hunting as part of a sound management program can benefit the conservation of certain species by providing incentives to local communities to conserve the species and by putting much-needed revenue back into conservation.
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Whereas Ferguson's solution was to flat-out ban police algorithms from gaining unfettered access to the (oft-cited) "50 million" surveillance cameras across the country, other proposals suggested that, maybe, there does exist a future in which all Americans' faces are surveilled, but only under a fair and well-regulated system, transparent and accountable to the people.
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"Legal, well-regulated sport hunting as part of a sound management program can benefit the conservation of certain species by providing incentives to local communities to conserve the species and by putting much-needed revenue back into conservation," an FWS spokesman said in a statement late Wednesday after hunting group Safari Club International announced the policy.
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"Legal, well-regulated sport hunting as part of a sound management program can benefit the conservation of certain species by providing incentives to local communities to conserve the species and by putting much-needed revenue back into conservation," an FWS spokesman said in a statement late Wednesday, after hunting group Safari Club International announced the policy.
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"Concern that a national standing army might pose a threat to the security of the separate states led to the adoption of that amendment, which provides that 'a well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed,'" he writes in the Times.
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It remains transgressive, however, for the same reasons the Black Panthers regally posing for photos with rifles and African spears was: it challenges the unspoken understanding that the Second Amendment is only for white people, that a "well-regulated militia" could also define a band of black brothers and sisters from the 'hood, including veterans, students and ex-convicts.
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Justice James McReynolds wrote in the majority opinion: The Court cannot take judicial notice that a shotgun having a barrel less than 18 inches long has today any reasonable relation to the preservation or efficiency of a well-regulated militia, and therefore cannot say that the Second Amendment guarantees to the citizen the right to keep and bear such a weapon.
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Prior to Heller, the Supreme Court rejected the thesis that the Second Amendment protects an individual right, holding instead that the "obvious purpose" of the amendment was "the preservation or efficiency of a well regulated militia," Yet while the Supreme Court's Second Amendment jurisprudence is underdeveloped, the lower courts have reached a consensus on how this amendment should be interpreted.
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"We continue to communicate to the world that Bermuda is a significant option for fintech (financial technology) related businesses and that we have expeditiously developed rules and regulations which ensure that fintech companies and their activities are well-regulated, within a safe environment for the industry to grow, whilst also ensuring that this new regulatory environment protects consumers and the reputation of this jurisdiction," Burt said.
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He submitted the following language regarding the right to bear arms, the basis of which eventually became the Second Amendment: "The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed; a well armed and well regulated militia being the best security of a free country; but no person religiously scrupulous of bearing arms, shall be compelled to render military service in person".
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At the heart of the tie-up is a proposed "well-regulated, transparent and reliable spot commodities trading venue on the Mainland backed by physical delivery and a warehouse system to support the Mainland's real economy," according to HKEx' Li. Last month came news that the new platform will be headed up by Guo Xiaoli, who has held senior positions at both the Dalian and Zhengzhou exchanges in the past.
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"We don't worship guns, we don't sell assault rifles to people, we don't have a genius creation like the NRA, we don't regard every bunch of guys a 'well regulated militia' and we're pretty much done fighting the British," Alon Pinkas, a former Israeli diplomat who has advised several foreign ministers and served as his country's consul general in New York, wrote in a sarcastic tweet responding to Mr. Huckabee.
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"It is vital that firms can see a clear vision of what the Government's negotiating stance will be so they can commence planning for its implementation," Director General David Dalton-Brown said, adding that TISA's plan would mean "minimal impact for the 113,000 UK jobs dependent upon trade with the EU and the 8,000 EU financial services that are trading inside the UK." TISA also called on the government to attract more global, non-EU financial services to Britain by developing a well-regulated market appropriate for the world outside of the EU, and said it was essential to keeping it as a world center.
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