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Foreign donors have already said they will restrict aid to places that accept Dayton's principles.

They have said they will restrict access to their labor markets for up to seven years.

The new policies may enhance CUNY's reputation in some circles, but they will restrict opportunities.

"If he does, he could reverse Heller and McDonald, which is unlikely, but, more likely, they will restrict those decisions".

The U.K. and Ireland, reversing open-door immigration policies that made them magnets for the poor, said they will restrict migration from Bulgaria and Romania when those countries join the European Union in 2007.

And here is the rub, a version of the Triffin dilemma: if those countries begin pursuing austerity they will restrict the supply of new, safe debt, thereby exacerbating the safe-asset shortage.

There is little time to act on deals packaged in 2005, the first year of really poor underwriting.Some fund managers also worry that banks they sue will restrict their allocation of bonds in future offerings, while hedge funds fret that their prime brokers will close off finance to them, says David Grais, a lawyer who works with aggrieved investors.

Most men don't take paternity leave, however, is because they fear it will restrict their career.

Combined with a £350m reduction in the annual legal aid budget, they fear it will restrict public access to justice.

They fear it will restrict freedom of speech even where its substance is not illegal, and the loose definition of "British values" risks leaving large and potentially chilling areas of uncertainty.

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