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Confidentiality agreements were once primarily used to protect commercial secrets.

The First Amendment protects commercial speech that is truthful and not misleading, Mrs. Resnick says.

This is supposedly to protect commercial secrets, and to uphold the idea that enhanced inspections are voluntary.

The First Amendment has wandered far from its purposes when it is recruited to protect commercial automatons from regulatory scrutiny.

In an age of terrorism, Washington cannot afford to leave significant gaps in its efforts to protect commercial aviation.

Mr. Mica said that he would seek immediate federal financing to protect commercial planes against terrorist missiles.

Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California, has an amendment to help protect commercial aircraft from surface-to-air missiles.

They are also less likely to think that the Constitution protects commercial advertising and more likely to think that it protects sexually explicit material.

American officials have warned Iran against violating international laws that protect commercial shipping in international waters, adding that the Navy would guarantee free sea traffic.

It bans advertising, unless a country has a constitution that protects commercial free speech, in which case it must still strangle advertising as far as its constitution permits.

The restrictions are making it harder for businesses to protect commercial secrets and for individuals to view overseas Web sites that the Chinese Communist Party deems politically sensitive.