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It was amended in 2006 to widen the grounds for banning to include organisations which "unlawfully glorify the commission or preparation of acts of terrorism".

I still err on the side of not banning, to be honest," he added.

I spoke with Facebook Chief Privacy Officer Chris Kelly and Google's Director of Engineering David Glazer about the banning to get a fuller picture of the conflict.

We also ask that you not post comments under multiple names, and it is grounds for immediate banning to comment under someone else's name.

In the case of severe accidents, the objective is to restrict the radiological consequences to the vicinity of the plant, i.e., to avoid early and late countermeasures such as evacuation or relocation of the population, and to restrict food banning to small areas and the first year after the accident.

But you can bet I'll be making a trek out to banning to get a load of this unique fast food specimen.

Imports of cement are banned to protect local manufacturers.

They were banned to practice privately and were dependent on work units and the state.

Most physicians and nurses agreed, however, that tobacco sales should be banned to children and youth.

Say "cam o'n ban" to the man or woman.

REMEMBER: baby haters will get themselves banned to get you banned.