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But in the 1980s, as celebrations expanded — the Washington Redskins' Fun Bunch did group high-fives and Mark Gastineau of the Jets was among the defensive pioneers of self-aggrandizing sack dances — the N.F.L. responded with rules against excessive celebration.

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While Syria's uprising started as a nonsectarian, nonviolent expression of the desire by young Syrians to be treated as citizens, when Assad responded with Hama Rules it triggered a violent response.

The government has responded with stricter rules limiting the influx of immigrants, but Rogers hopes they remember Singapore's success was built on them.

By 2005, as the church responded with new rules and safeguards, many Catholics were willing to give bishops the benefit of the doubt, sociologist William D'Antonio of Catholic University of America said.

An estimated 30,000 people died in the fighting that erupted in the 1980's after the Kurdistan Workers Partyy took up arms and Turkey responded with emergency rule that turned the southeast into a network of army checkpoints.

People will hear about it and they say, 'we can't let that happen in our building.' " That may explain the Chelsea co-op where a shareholder offered music lessons at home and the board responded with a rule that "no resident or their guests shall sing or coach another singer for more than two hours followed by a break of at least two hours — up to a maximum of six hours per day".

As he recalls it, the aide responded with some ground rules: Interviews were on background only, not on the record.

The Finance Ministry team responded with detailed recommendations for new rules that they say would make the local registry of Israeli Nasdaq stocks virtually automatic.

Immigrants rights groups responded with outcry, saying that the rules wronged workers who are merely trying to deliver your food in a blizzard as fast as humanly possible.

It is this Poland that has just seen the very symbols of its tumultuous history (including the Gdansk dock worker Anna Walentynowicz and former president-in-exile Ryszard Kaczorowski) go down in a Soviet-made jet and responded with dignity, according to the rule of law.

Some among the professoriate exploded in a fury of opposition to the new rules, while others responded with an equally vehement defense of them.[2] As it happened, these events coincided with another development, namely the "public turn" in philosophy.

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