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Now that the federal government has backed off the prohibition against curbside check-in at many airlines, some airport officials would like to see a rethinking of security-screening rules.

The contours of the prohibition get fuzzy once the circumstances move beyond corporate insiders using confidential information to trade or tip off others for their own benefit.

Affirmed restrictions on the school's off-campus recruiting and the prohibition of new wrestling scholarships for two years.

The proliferation of bitters died off during Prohibition, and over the course of the 20th century, the correct use of aromatic bitters — like everything else about good cocktailmaking — began to wane.

These start-ups not only have to reinvent an ancient craft, but because small malt houses largely disappeared during Prohibition, and because modern off-the-shelf malting systems are gigantic, they're also forced to design and make their own equipment.

But since we don't throw good-looking people off planes for nothing, the prohibition on electronic gadgetry must have merit.

Allegedly used as a drop-off during Prohibition, the San Clemente Pier was in effect a gift to the town from Ole Hanson, its developer.

Among other things, the prohibition against original research heads off a great deal of material about people's pets.

The tickets were dismissed last year by an East Hampton town judge, who said the prohibition against swimming off Montauk Point did not extend to surfing.

Now, after three decades of relative tolerance, the state plans to enforce the prohibition here after Labor Day, setting off a court battle.

The March was ultimately called off by Randolph after Roosevelt passed Executive Order 8801, ordering the prohibition of discrimination in defense industries.