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Defra says it is already moving to curb the overcapacity threat.

And the federal government is moving to curb Punjabi hate-radio transmissions that have been broadcast to Vancouver from Washington State.

Nassau County legislators caught up with their neighbors in Suffolk and Westchester Counties today by moving to curb the use of cell phones in cars.

"Someone had a hackathon where they basically built the Pied Piper compression platform," says executive producer Alec Berg, who cut his teeth writing for Seinfeld before moving to Curb Your Enthusiasm.

B5 Order to Curtail Pollution Gov. John G. Rowland plans to sign an executive order today that is intended to sharply cut emissions from Connecticut's six antiquated coal- and oil-burning power plants and dozens of other plants within three years, joining New York and Massachusetts in moving to curb pollution that causes acid rain and smog.

While Big Pharma in the U.S. is moving to curb its marketing a bit, Eisai plans to double its U.S. sales team to 1,500 people.

The Americans have repeatedly moved to curb Kurdish ambitions while encouraging Baghdad to accommodate them.

Lone objector halts move to curb debt shark activity in world's poorest countries.

After Newtown a few states moved to curb sales of the deadliest weapons.

Mr. Li also hinted at why China had recently moved to curb its feverish growth with tighter monetary policy.

Only by bearing the cost of their losses will banks be moved to curb their appetite for risky plays.