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Dr. Smith said that similarly strict treatment guidelines could be used with AIDS medicines.
Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic have similarly strict laws, reflecting historical fears about foreign influence.
The eight-line texts (by Luigi Tansillo) are similarly strict in rhyme scheme and structure, raw and vivid in language.
An article yesterday about the new Italian law that bans smoking in public places referred incorrectly to Norway, which has a similarly strict one.
Airport bars should adopt a similarly strict, or even stricter, approach in the knowledge that all their customers will be boarding a flight when they have finished".
New York's embrace of interlocks for everyone convicted of drunken driving follows by just a month California's enactment of a similarly strict interlock pilot program.
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Similarly, stricter food safety regulations to enhance public health constitute barriers that often prevent poor farmers from entering formal markets.
Similarly, increasingly strict zoning affects companies' control of real estate.
If we conceived similarly of strict liability in tort, we would then understand fault liability, incorrectly, as liability that is defeasible by excuses that establish the absence of culpability, in other words, as liability (only) for one's culpable conduct.
Similarly, the strict governance arrangements around access to personal information by third parties, including the police, insurance companies and employers, should be made clear.
His diet was similarly, and joylessly, strict, consisting of boiled meat, fish, green vegetables, rice and the odd piece of fruit.
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