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Some collections may be subject to donor stipulations that limit or prohibit photography.

It reopened on Friday, after a $4,000 fine and under court-ordered stipulations that include random inspections and severe restrictions on buying used bikes.

Earlier this year, regulators approved Google's $700 million acquisition of ITA, a travel software maker, but imposed stipulations that require Google to be cooperative with competitors.

He also suggests that borrowers examine the new lender's commitment letter, so they understand the stipulations that need to be met for refinancing.

But lawmakers, including Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, have balked at eliminating the cap and may push for stipulations that would be a blow to charter school supporters.

I asked them to overlook any stipulations that would not apply to a home, like the signs in restrooms that remind employees to wash their hands.

You have to make sure the insurer covers the service the patient is seeing you for and find out the stipulations that are made on that service.

The stipulations that allowed the shop to reopen allowed the two owners to avoid a trial; the employee has a court date later this month.

Among the challenging stipulations that Stockhausen made is that a string quartet should perform in four separate helicopters and other soloists must "fly" above the audience.

The problem tends to be caused by IOC stipulations that retain a certain number of seats for officials, athletes, international federations and other accredited individuals.