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The N.C.A.A. said that it found no evidence that he had taken any money, but it imposed the penalty because one of its rules states that players can't sign autographs for people who are going to try to make money from their signature, even if they reap no reward themselves.

The agency could have fined CSX $202,500, but it imposed only $45,000 in fines.

But it imposed devastating, almost comically savage responsibilities on this inordinately ambitious young man (he was twenty-six athehe time).

Russia had long been a huge market for Georgia, but it imposed a trade embargo in the fall of 2006 after Georgia arrested four Russian military officers on espionage charges.

Mr. Bush's decision to restrict federal financing to stem cell lines that had already been created might have spared him the wrath of conservatives, but it imposed a severe limitation on the cells that would be available and thus raised questions about the value of his decision.

Not only this, but it imposed a 7% tax on all electricity generation revenues, whether renewable or not.

But it imposes an extra layer of scrutiny.

The bill stops short of making the reform mandatory, but it imposes rigorous reporting requirements.

But it imposes a moratorium on building permits during this same period.

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