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Also, the spokesperson added, Becerra was counseled by a Health and Human Services attorney to distance himself from any “campaign or political activity” prohibited by the federal Hatch Act and ethics rules.

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Three decades ago the state passed a law that prohibited local governments from applying rent control to single-family homes and apartments built after 1995.

That’s when President Mel Zelaya tried to bulldoze term limits—using referendum ballots printed and shipped into the country by Hugo Chávez—so he could run for a constitutionally prohibited second term.

In recent months, authorities have closed several cafes and restaurants for failing to enforce the mandatory veil or for serving alcohol, which is prohibited in Iran.

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Importing or exporting asbestos or goods containing asbestos is prohibited under Australian law.

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