Word: banning
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...CAMEL A ban on brand-name paraphernalia aimed at teenagers threatens to make him an outlaw...
...fact, America is in a muscle-flexing mood, and similar issues are erupting elsewhere. Two weeks ago, Singapore Airlines leveled charges of illegal "extraterritoriality" against an American law that prohibits gambling on any airline's flights to or from the U.S. Several foreign carriers, including Singapore, say the U.S. ban will cost them millions a year...
...will take him through West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan and Indiana, is designed to whip up excitement for a convention that promises few surprises. Each day the President will unveil a proposed second-term initiative to show he is a do-something leader. Monday's serving: a proposal to ban the purchase of handguns by people convicted of domestic violence. Tuesday Clinton will focus on literacy; Wednesday on the environment. He will cap off the week in his acceptance speech on Thursday with more new initiatives, including economic proposals to help soften the blow of the welfare bill he signed...
GENEVA: China has agreed to support the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty after reaching a compromise with the United States over the thorny issue of inspections. "What this means is that now the five nuclear powers, for the first time in 40 years, are agreed to put an end to all testing for all time," reports TIME's Robert Kroon from the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva. Only India still refuses to join the agreement. The Conference is expected to conclude its work next week. China promised it would sign onto the agreement after detonating a nuclear device...
GENEVA: China has agreed to support the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty after reaching a compromise with the United States over the thorny issue of inspections. "What this means is that now the five nuclear powers, for the first time in 40 years, are agreed to put an end to all testing for all time," reports TIME's Robert Kroon from the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva. Only India still refuses to join the agreement. The Conference is expected to conclude its work next week. China promised it would sign onto the agreement after detonating a nuclear device...