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As the definition of bullying creeps downward for researchers, it also creeps downward in school systems, most of which now enforce strict anti-bullying policies.

Similarly, again using (2.1) and the Minkowski integral inequality, which now enforces the condition (frac{n-p}{q}<1), we obtain inequality (3.3) with the equality condition.

Similarly, again using (2.2) and the Minkowski integral inequality, which now enforces the condition (frac{n-p}{n+q}<1), we obtain inequality (3.9) with the equality condition.

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Conventions now enforce the views of the hard-liners.

Berlin's State Department says it will now enforce the ban.

For now, enforce your own rule.

Clubs could now enforce player contracts, preventing players from jumping to higher-paying clubs.

Then the city began enforcing a law to separate organic waste, which now goes to a composting plant at Bordo Poniente that will remain open.

Apparently, Apple's App Store is now okay with marijuana-themed applications, which were previously restricted, but it's also now enforcing a policy requiring game developers to remove images of guns from their App Store screenshots.

Shanahan, now enforcing rules that penalize most contact to the head, has already said he is open to a discussion in which all head contact would be banned for 2012-13.