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Both are technically banned, but have been allowed to promote their intolerant, xenophobic views openly in prominent rallies in every major city of Pakistan.

As punishment, Democratic delegates from Michigan and Florida are technically banned from the convention later this year; on the Republican side, those states and three others will each be stripped of half their delegates.

For example, some may take the view that even if they are technically banned from keeping "fowl" or "livestock," they are unlikely to face legal action for having a couple of chickens at the bottom of the garden.

Myanmar is a country where owning a fax machine without a permit is illegal, where even spontaneous gatherings of more than five people are technically banned and where critics of the government are regularly locked away for decades in tiny prison cells.

The group is technically banned and has occupied a nether world in Egyptian politics for years.

Today it is technically banned in Pakistan but operates openly through affiliates.

Confusingly, Twitter – along with Facebook, Google and other American tech firms – is technically banned in China but still has users who employ "virtual private networks" to get around China's censors.

Mr Mosey said cats were allowed but dogs were "technically" banned.

I talked to a friend in the Netherlands and he said it won't really make a difference anyway and that weed is technically banned as well.

While the segment wasn't technically banned, it is certainly a rarity in the "SNL" canon, and one that still resonates in the age of "Really, Fox News?".

School officials say the books are not technically banned, just redistributed to the library.