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Several Jewish leaders stressed Friday that the decision ultimately rested with the family — that no one had actually barred the judge from this happy event.

Because no one is actually barred from attending school and the data is not passed on to law enforcement, the provision passes constitutional muster, Mr. Hethmon said.

Joining Mr. Fisher in arguing for the state on Wednesday, Mr. Clement said the court should wait for a case to be brought by someone who was actually barred by the statute from casting a ballot.

The point of Doctor Who is to argue about who was the best Doctor and speaking as one who was actually barred from the French House in Soho for being hit in the eye by Tom Baker, my money's on William Hartnell who never hit anyone in the anything.

He added: "While no cricketer is actually barred from playing for England, it seems that Pietersen was told that his situation hadn't changed and his selection for England remains the longest of long shots.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the best bet for consumers at the federal level, is actually barred from scrutinizing auto dealers, because the industry secured an exemption from oversight in 2010.

"The 12-week ban actually bars abortion within the first trimester," said Nancy Northup, president of the Center for Reproductive Rights in New York.

Of course, Emanuel can't actually bar the President of the United States from entering America's third-largest city.

And there's a brilliant barman I've been friends with since first going – he actually bar-tended at my wedding.

Actually, barring a blizzard or torrential rain on April 1, opening-day devotees are going to sally forth no matter what the weather or water levels.

"You have to understand that you need information that is specific and credible if you are going to actually bar someone from air travel," Ms. Napolitano said on CNN.