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Justice Ginsburg asked whether a "no dogs allowed" sign on the front lawn would be effective, and Mr. Garre said yes. "That's a way in which the house is different than a car," he said.
No dogs allowed in the park.
"The general rule is, no dogs allowed," Mr. Dachis said.
"No dogs allowed," he reminded Ava every time she seemed to be contemplating that false haven.
I told her no dogs allowed but she lied that hers was a service dog".
"And obviously, a sign at the front door will read, 'No dogs allowed,"' Mr. Thompson said.
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"There were signs in Texas restaurants saying, 'No Mexicans or dogs allowed.' Waitresses would say, 'Stop talking that dirty lingo.' There was tremendous racism and prejudice against Mexicans - which there still is.
Comparing a Jewish boyfriend — or any Jew, for that matter — to a dog, admittedly, pushes some historical buttons (as in "No Jews or dogs allowed").
This is an establishment that, with a completely straight face, used to carry a sign saying "No women or dogs allowed".
In an Aug. 5 letter, Elma Gonzalez, a Mexican-American who grew up in West Texas, offers an ugly image of America in the late 1950's, when signs on the restaurant windows in her hometown warned, "No Mexicans or dogs allowed".
"No gays, Jews, dogs allowed".
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