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The journal has taken no position on the Research Works Act, which would forbid government agencies from requiring that federally financed research be freely accessible online.

Mr. Frelinghuysen is most likely to win friends with his Know Your Caller Act, which would forbid telemarketers from concealing their identities and phone numbers from caller ID devices.

"A standard which would forbid the reception of evidence if obtained by other than nice ethical conduct by government officials would make society suffer and give criminals greater immunity than has been known heretofore," he wrote.

Industry lobbyists — and sympathetic members of Congress — are pushing for provisions to undercut a central pillar of the legislation, known as the Volcker Rule, which would forbid banks from using their own money to make risky wagers on the market and would force them to sell off hedge funds and private equity units.

Fowler is lending her support to bill AB-3080 — proposed by California Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher, the California Labor Federation and the Economic Policy Institute — which would forbid employers from the practice of forced arbitration in response to discrimination complaints.

Strongly supported by the country's growing right-wing conservative movement, the "Muezzin Bill," which would forbid mosques from using loudspeakers to deliver the traditional five-times a-day announcement, has sparked international criticism and has many Muslim-Israelis feeling needlessly targeted.

Some mouthwashes may contain alcohol, which would be forbidden under halal guidelines.

■ Allows the NSA to engage in bulk intercepts of internal US traffic which would be forbidden in its own territory.

What's more, before readers get to the start, they have to wade through a four-page cast list which would be forbidding were it not so useful.

The turnaround came after days of Afghan criticism and what some Western officials described as a disagreement between the military and the American Embassy on the prudence of the ban, which would have forbidden any American military contracts with Kam Air.

I remember standing atop a mound of pumpkins in the back end of that Ford — which would be forbidden in today's cautionary environment — as Grandpa Charlie drove us down the street, and feeling invincible.