Republicans fear such an agency would kill off legitimate products and circumscribe banks' financial health.

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Even in the U.S. we circumscribe such speech when it is likely to incite imminent violence.

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And if I and others circumscribe our reading sources, publishers will get fewer readers, and the entire Internet ecosystem will shrink.

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The minority of eligible Californians who vote not only send extremists to Sacramento, but also circumscribe what those representatives can do by deciding many policies directly.

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These contemporary examples of the culture of viral panic offer audiences ways to process a number of fears and anxieties that circumscribe our everyday lives in the 21st century.

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Rather than circumscribe my worldview, the Internet in general, and RSS in particular, have vastly increased the diversity of my information consumption compared to the heyday of mass-media offline publications.

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The judge also said that the law "impermissibly attempts to circumscribe a court's ability to review the necessity of nondisclosure orders, " violating the principle that allows the judicial branch to review laws and executive actions.

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