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Ban

A subdivision of the Moldovan leu or Romanian leu. One ban is equal in value to 1/100 of one leu. Its plural is bani.

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In the Championship, Millwall topped the stats with 64 banning orders, followed by Leeds United (58) and Cardiff City (56).

Newcastle top of bans league table

It's a personal choice and banning smoking outdoors is an infringement on civil liberties.

Smokers fume over latest step to extend tobacco ban

18--Louisiana voters overwhelmingly pass a state constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.

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The law is aimed at banning what doctors identify as intact dilation and extraction (D&X), which is used most often between twelve and twenty weeks and occasionally after twenty weeks of pregnancy, depending on the physician's determination of the best way to terminate a problem pregnancy with the woman's health interest in mind.

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A Bay State regulation banning the diposal of those materials, as well as scrap metal and corrugated containers, is tentatively scheduled to take effect Dec.

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James advocates banning new feeding operations, but he doesn't support the shutting down of existing ones due to potential animal dependence and employment reasons.

Banning shark baiting

But Pius Ncube, the outspoken Roman Catholic archbishop of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second city, said the banning of Bishop Kunonga ia a warning to other church leaders.

Zimbabwe bishop (Nolbert Kunonga) banned from visiting U.S

Bylaws banning smoking in restaurants are already in place in two northwestern communities and many more are under development.

Butt out: Smoking bans are sweeping across the North, but are all communities ready for them?

Chairman Brown is the one who resurrected the banning issue in a speech in 1999.

Senate Committee postpones Gall's confirmation hearing; new date not set

Twenty-eight states have passed laws banning "partial-birth" abortions.

Lights out on abortion

Last term, for example, the Court struck down a law banning advertisements of alcohol content in beer because the government's reasons were belied by the patchwork nature of the ban.

Give them liberty to give us death?

51 on the be Industrial/ service 100, joined a growing number of radio station owners in banning lyrics they consider derogatory, sexually explicit or violent.

Does censorship make business sense? Inner City Broadcasting has joined the battle against violence in music