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"We basically banned all the overseas trips by employees, including employees of our offices in the U.S. and Asian countries," said Kenji Hamai, a spokesman for Fuji Xerox.

On Friday, Amazon basically banned titles, both paper and digital, published by Macmillan by refusing to directly sell them.

After nearly 60 airlines basically banned hoverboards overnight, college campuses are now jumping on the hoverboard hate bandwagon.

Consider sleeping in the street: if sleeping rough is banned and there are no alternatives provided by the public administration, certain categories of individuals are basically banned from sleeping altogether.

By using geo-fencing technology, Yik Yak basically banned users from reaching its content while at school – one of the only ways that an app that doesn't have profiles or know its user demographics could have blocked this segment of people from its service.

After the Sheppard trials, televisions were basically banned from the courtroom until Judge Ito made his horrible decision.

"There's no way that I could ever not support something that basically bans discrimination," Mr. Manchin said.

Consider the proposed Feinstein-Burr bill that would basically ban end-to-end encryption.

The decision will basically ban future importation of Elekta's infringing products and set in motion a full-commission review process leading up to a final decision, which is expected next spring.

In August, Google's Motorola Mobility filed a patent-infringement lawsuit against Apple with the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC), asking the ITC to basically ban the import of virtually all of Apple's hardware products.

Speaking of bluffing, North Dakota's new law that basically bans abortions after six weeks will be struck down as inconsistent with Roe v. Wade, concludes Ron.