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Several sexual assault cases across branches of the military have been thrown out or curtailed on such grounds.

Some in the live-music business note that the freedom Mr. Bragin enjoyed at Joe's Pub might be curtailed on a bigger and more public stage.

As a result, three stations -- Cortlandt Street, Rector Street and South Ferry -- were closed, and service was curtailed on Manhattan express tracks.

That was followed by a bid by some non-Italian boutique owners to have the San Gennaro festival that crowds Mulberry Street each September curtailed on the grounds that it was hurting their businesses.

* Construction projects would most likely be curtailed on weekends and at night, and the industry would be asked to use equipment to reduce sound, like noise jackets for jackhammers.

House arrest TV executives revelling in Channel 4's hospitality at the Edinburgh version of Soho House had their fun curtailed on Friday night when the venue was raided by police.

Executives came and went; productions were cancelled or curtailed on short notice; extensive renovations sucked up millions of pounds of public money; Labour politicians self-servingly denounced the house on behalf of the working class; and the London tabloids mocked the entire spectacle ("The Greedy Beggar's Opera," the Sun dubbed it).

"It is sadly ironic that democratic debate is being curtailed on a bill that vastly expands the scope of covert state activity when that activity will be subject to poor or even non-existent democratic oversight or review," the experts wrote.

The first practice session of the Manx Grand Prix had to be curtailed on Saturday due to a lack of marshals.

Growth of the cpg-1 mutant strains proceeded at wild-type level in rich liquid medium, but was severely curtailed on solid medium and absent in chestnut tissue, indicating the importance of CPG-1 mediated signaling under these harsher conditions.

He refused to accept the doctrine that the freedom of speech could be curtailed on national security grounds.