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The different treatment accorded to Charlie Hebdo and Dieudonné is, however, built into France's complex cluster of laws regulating protected speech.
"The true challenge to normalisation lies in the embargo itself, and Republicans in Congress must be cajoled into finally repealing the cluster of laws that make up its core," he said.
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If you're not familiar, Bill C-38 is really a cluster of 70 federal laws that has, among other powers, given the Conservatives the ability to restructure the environmental review process.
A far more diverse array of businesses call downtown home today, including a large cluster of media companies, law firms and nonprofit organizations.
cluster-of-cluster Gaussians.
His wife and a cluster of children wept and his brothers-in-law glared angrily as Michael, Mariel and Kofi drove off".
To a cluster of teenagers smoking after school in a Denville parking lot recently, the law, if enacted, wouldn't make much difference.
Some law firms are structured so that a lawyer or cluster of lawyers effectively run separate businesses within the firm.
But only a small cluster of observers sat in the courtroom on Tuesday, and at least seven were uniformed law enforcement authorities in the tightly screened gallery.
A cluster of U.S. news websites has gone dark for readers in Europe as the EU's new privacy laws went into effect on Friday.
A cluster of pathologies?
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