Idiom
Do's and don't's.
The do's and don't's are what is acceptable or allowed or not within an area or issue, etc.
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SAG's leadership is lobbying Aftra members to reject the contract offer because the larger union says it does not offer enough in minimum wages for major television series roles and does not secure adequate payments for the digital use of actors' work.
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The Directory was displeased, however, because the treaty ceded Venice to the Austrians and did not secure the left bank of the Rhine for France.
It was welcomed by the Rays, who have been no-hit three times in the past calendar year and did not secure a hit off starter Max Scherzer on Monday until Matt Joyce's grand slam in the sixth inning.
But in what many now regard as questionable judgment, the church did not report what it found to law enforcement authorities and did not secure the computer that had the images, according to several people familiar with the case.
Dr. Bailey and other experts expressed concern about the safety of the procedure in Africa, because many of those performing it lack medical expertise and do not secure informed consent.
Second, individuals who exhaust their unemployment benefits and do not secure a job are assumed to transit directly to Income Assistance.
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However, due to the economic climate, Rio Tinto did not commit the funding for the project themselves, and did not secure any of the required £1 billion European Union funding available for demonstration of CCS technology.
Not that it had much of a chance; Boxing Day played on a single screen in Melbourne in November 2007 and didn't secure a national release.
After all, Vaughan notes, Clinton ran a billion-dollar campaign and didn't secure a victory.
His contract runs only through 2010, and if Minnesota does not secure him by then, the Yankees, the Red Sox and other high-payroll teams will be lurking.
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