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• Otherwise, they said, the prior restrictions on brokers will resume.
• Act in 2001, which relaxed prior restrictions on the government's use of foreign intelligence electronic surveillance;
• Mencken, for all his faults, did help tremendously to liberate Americans from all sorts of prior restrictions and conventions.
• TSL Foundation, LLC purchased Lehman Hot Springs on July 19, 2012 and The Department of Environmental Quality removed the prior restrictions resulting from actions related to Patrick Lucas.
• A new criminal code, passed in 1872, retained the prior restrictions on sodomy without substantial change, but replaced common-law assumptions regarding " crimes against nature " with more explicit language regarding sodomy.
• In general, analysts said, the Midwest is a battleground in the banking industry, because its economy is stable and its markets only opened to interstate banking in the last two years; the prior restrictions helped preserve a fragmented banking market.
• 1.2 ) Based upon multiple incidents of inappropriate editing despite prior restrictions imposed in Wikipedia : Requests for arbitration / Bharatveer, is banned from Wikipedia for a period of 60 days . Following this period, Bharatveer is subject to a comprehensive editing restriction indefinitely.
• The time to have them discussed would of course have been before the template was changed and the edits made-- and I would think anyone experience here would have realized it, so it is rather extreme carelessness or perhaps over-confidence, especially in view of prior restrictions.
• Also as of 2009 Tennessee now requires special verification by a law enforcement agency person ( police officer or state trooper ) to the fact that the vehicle is antique and non-modified but does require owner affidafit of same and continues prior restrictions on vehicle use by the owner.