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	Mythology
		Aja (Hindu mythology) In Hindu mythology, Aja is one of the descendants of the Dasaratha...
		Cuba (mythology) In Roman mythology, Cuba was the goddess of infants.
		Lima (mythology) In Roman mythology, Lima was the goddess of thresholds.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/mythology.html (3498 words)

	Ban
		Bans are formed for the prohibition of activities within a cert...
		Ban (mythology) In King Arthur in the battle of Bedgrayne.
		Smoking ban Smoking bans are tobacco smoking is sometimes fatal for the smokers and those subjected to second-hand smoke...
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/ban.html (272 words)

	Ban (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Ban was title of medieval rulers of Bosnia and Wallachia.
		Ban was also title of province administrators in Hungary; each of the provinces was called Banat.
		Ban was also title for province administrator in Kingdom of Yugoslavia; each of the provinces was also called Banovina.
	www.icyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/b/ba/ban.html (564 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Have Your Say \| Should France repeal the headscarf ban?
		The ban by France against all religious symbols should be applauded, nowhere in the Koran does it say a woman must or should cover her head; except when entering a holy place.
		Banning the headscarf is a violation of the freedom to manifest one's religion or beliefs and it in no way threatens the secularism of French schools.
		The ban is not on headscarves, it is on all religious ornamentation.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/talking_point/3613748.stm (6035 words)

	Ban - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		ban, a decree that prohibits something, a form of censorship
		Ban, a barring of access of resources on the Internet
		ban, a title which was used in some former states in Europe.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ban (130 words)

	washingtonpost.com: Staring Down the Barrel of The NRA
		The mythology ignores the fact that many moderate suburban voters have moved the Democrats' way over the past decade because they have been turned off by the GOP's stand on a panoply of social issues, including guns, the environment and abortion.
		Here is a chance to move the gun debate away from the vague terrain of "pro-gun" vs. "anti-gun" to a concrete discussion of a measure that 57 percent of those with a gun in their household and 32 percent of NRA members support.
		In the meantime, supporters of the weapons ban have to fight the ultimate sleight of hand from the other side: that the law is not broad enough to make a real difference.
	www.washingtonpost.com /ac2/wp-dyn/A19109-2004Sep13?language=printer (750 words)

	Brewer, E. Cobham. Dictionary of Phrase & Fable. Ban.
		To levy the ban was to call the king’s vassals to active service; to levy the arrière ban was to levy the vassals of a suzerain or under-lord.
		“Le mot ban, qui signifle bannière, se disait de l’appel fait par le seigneur à ses vassaux pour les convoquer sous son etendard.
		re ban, composé des vassanx convoqués par leurs suzerains.
	www.bartleby.com /81/1303.html (159 words)

	WowEssays.com - Partial Birth Abortions
		Although these bans are characterized as a single, late procedure, the bans are in fact not limited to any stage of pregnancy.
		Federal and state courts have found the bans are unconstitutional for their wide-reaching prohibition on the safest, most common methods of abortion; for the harm they impose on women’s health by restricting physician discretion; and for their vagueness.
		After reviewing evidence that the language of the bans reach most methods of abortion, a court in Iowa held that the ban in that state was “unconstitutional as a matter of law” (ACLU).
	www.wowessays.com /dbase/af1/arm108.shtml (1220 words)

	Private Mythology
		Like the public mythology, this private restating of the Constitution and the First Amendment is also false, but at least it represents "the way things are" - in large part because the myth is seen as "the way it is".
		The purveyors of the private mythology are here to tell them they're wrong, though not about their extension of a restriction on Federal law to all law, as we'll see.
		While the public mythology seeks to expand the First Amendment protection beyond the language on the paper, the private mythology seeks to diminish the protection on the paper.
	www.krusch.com /real/private.html (1788 words)

	Ban that ban
		In Kashmir, where it is most watched, militants have responded by banning cable television altogether, clearly not achieving the purpose for which it was put in place.
		Instead, the ban has deprived Pakistan-watchers of a valuable source of information, forcing them to rely on secondary sources such as BBC and CNN, which often recycle PTV World broadcasts.
		Anyone who has followed the reports of foreign correspondents on the Kargil war will find that the ban on independent travel to the areas of operation did not prevent them from writing thetruth as they saw it.
	www.expressindia.com /ie/daily/19991021/iex21061.html (541 words)

	leprechauns, irish folklore, irish mythology, ireland, (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		So please allow me to explain: A ban si (pronounced ban and she) was always said to be an oldish woman, not really from this world, but from another world connected to this one, through historical links.
		The ban si was an integral part of Irish rural life and when she was heard wailing, then everyone knew that a friend would be passing over to the other side.
		Where the ban si was a precursor for an impending death, a leprechaun could be relied upon to alleviate the hardship, and believe me, the Irish went through their fair share of it.
	www.winston.0catch.com (1353 words)

	Ban on Fashion TV
		Ban on Fashion TV GANDHINAGAR, Oct 26: In a significant development, the government has imposed a ban, throughout the State, on the Fashion TV channel being telecast by cable operators.
		Besides the district authorities, the government has also directed the police commissioners of major cities in the State to ensure effective implementation of the ban on obscene TV programmes and films which "corrupt young minds ", he said.
		The ban on PTV had been imposed during the recent Kargil conflict.
	www.expressindia.com /ie/daily/19991027/ige27108.html (321 words)

	USCCB - Life Insight (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		A joint conference committee is soon to be appointed to resolve the one difference between the bills, and send the ban to the desk of a President who is eager to sign it.
		Accordingly, the Court stated that partial-birth abortion cannot be banned before the child reaches “viability,” or even after viability without the usual, eviscerating “health” exception.
		Now that these 17 are on record as themselves opposing (the current Supreme Court’s version of) Roe, by having voted to ban partial-birth abortion, it will be interesting to observe their attempts to explain why they themselves are “fit to serve” and the nominees are not.
	www.nccbuscc.org /prolife/publicat/lifeinsight/julyaug03.htm (2526 words)

	Whining won't promote gun control \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		The trouble is (and long has been) that while the minority that opposes gun control casts single-minded ballots on the issue, the majority that supports rational weapons regulation seems far less motivated.
		The mythology ignores the fact that many moderate suburban voters have moved the Democrats' way over the last decade because they have been turned off to the GOP's stand on a panoply of social issues including guns, the environment and abortion.
		Here is a chance to move the gun debate away from the vague terrain of "pro-gun" versus "anti-gun" to a concrete discussion of a limiting measure that 57 percent of those with a gun in their household and 32 percent of NRA members support.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20040914/news_lz1e14dionne.html (744 words)

	VPC - Unsafe in Any Hands: Why America Needs to Ban Handguns
		The call to ban handguns is not inspired by a generalized hatred of guns.
		The mythology woven around the handgun by the gun lobby clouds the reality that a handgun is a consumer product that ought to be judged and regulated by the same standards applied to all other products.
		Federal bans on machine guns as well as city ordinances banning handgun possession have remained on the books for decades—despite vigorous court challenges.
	www.vpc.org /studies/unsafe.htm (3074 words)

	Belgium, France, Ireland Cut Fluoride Use - Health Concerns Cited - British Scientists Request Health Studies
		Because of health concerns, Belgium banned the sale of fluoride supplements to prevent tooth decay, France removed sodium fluoride from the market for the treatment of osteoporosis and Ireland plans to lower water fluoride levels.
		Belgium banned fluoride supplements because excessive use of fluoride increases the risk of osteoporosis, could damage the nervous system and, even Belgian dentists agree, is ineffective when ingested, according to an article posted on Nutraingredients.com (2) and first published in the Belgian magazine, Humo (3).
		Belgium’s ban is a result of a report by the health ministry's advisory body.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/11749/94940 (1175 words)

	Steve Quayle News Alerts
		The United Nations' General Assembly in New York narrowly voted to postpone any ban on human cloning until 2005 on Thursday, leading many scientists around the world to breathe a sigh of relief.
		The main alternative to the two-year moratorium was a Costa Rican-led blanket ban on both human reproductive and therapeutic cloning, backed by the US government and 43 other countries.
		But until it is banned worldwide, "safe havens for unscrupulous scientists" will remain, says Bernard Siegel, director of the Human Cloning Policy Institute in Florida.
	www.stevequayle.com /News.alert/04_Genetic/040109.UN.clone.ban.html (537 words)

	The ICBL - A Model for Disarmament Initiatives
		International Campaign to Ban Landmines (ICBL) was formally launched in October of 1992, few imagined that the grassroots movement would capture the public imagination and build political pressure to such a degree that, within five years, the international community would come together to negotiate a treaty banning antipersonnel landmines.
		When it announced that the International Campaign to Ban Landmines had been awarded the 1997 Nobel Prize for Peace, the Nobel Committee recognized not only the achievement of the ban, but also the promise of the model created with the ban movement.
		And throughout it all, NGO were in the negotiations; their mere presence helped insure that the will of civil society for a true ban would have less chance of being thwarted by compromise.
	nobelprize.org /peace/articles/williams (2212 words)

	india mythology Free Essays
		They explained such things as natural phenomena and the origin of man. Many people today consider science to be the mythology of th...
		The article on which this paper is based appeared in “The New York Times” on May 14, 1998 by Paul Warnke that deals with the decision by India to “openly pursue the nuclear option”.
		Atlas In Greek Mythology, the Titans were a race of giants.
	www.netessays.net /search/25965.html (804 words)

	Tobacco ban -- Ad cos fear Rs 500 cr loss of revenue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		On the other hand, the goverment plan is unlikely to stunt the earnings growth of tobacco companies like ITC as they have already set up sub brands to promote their flagship brands.
		Meanwhile, in its first comment since the government banned public smoking and advertising, ITC said that it is not opposed to the govenment move, but cautioned the government against rampant smuggling of cigarette brands.
		Some Indian states have already banned smoking in public places and tobacco companies are already banned from advertising their products on television, including satellite TV.
	www.indianexpress.com /ie/daily/20010208/ibu08031.html (1068 words)

	Campaign finance reform loses again
		In Greek mythology, Sisyphus was sent to Hades, eternally cursed to roll a boulder up a hill almost reaching the pinnacle, only to see it inevitably roll back down to the trough again.
		Near-misses are also the fate du jour for reformers: it took a dog's age to get the House on board with even the watery Shays-Meehan bill, which passed last year and this; now the effort inches toward a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate.
		The soft money ban was even wimpier, stripped of Shays-Meehan's most controversial clauses (concerning issue advocacy ads), but it too went belly up.
	members.aol.com /jtalley4n6/CFR-dead.html (732 words)

	Rich Lowry: An assault on common sense (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Such is the logic behind a Democratic push to prevent the assault-weapons ban from expiring next year, and even to broaden it.
		It was obvious at the time of the ban's passage in 1994 that it couldn't possibly have any effect on crime as advertised, which it hasn't.
		The assault-weapons ban was a product of the manufactured label "assault weapons." It's a wonder that other advocates haven't duplicated the experience by forging similar labels for things they want to ban.
	www.townhall.com /columnists/richlowry/rl20030519.shtml (726 words)

	Romancing the Ordinary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In the mid-80s Sarah Ban Breathnach spent several months bedridden, "confused and disorientated" as the result of a head injury.
		In Romancing the Ordinary, Ban Breathnach is determined that we too learn how to "turn our days of lead into days of gold." Aimed especially at women, it's a month by month celebration of "simple splendour".
		Ban Breathnach first task is a deceptively simple one--you have to learn how improve the quality of your days.
	www.sqltutorial.de /buch/285611.html (322 words)

	Steve Quayle News Alerts
		U.S. cattle are "at risk of spreading" mad cow disease because of weaknesses in a federal government program to keep certain kinds of banned animal protein out of cattle feed, Congressional investigators said in a report made public today.
		The ban was established to keep infectious prions out of cattle feed.
		FDA acknowledges that there are more feed manufacturers and transporters, on-farm mixers, and other feed industry businesses that are subject to the feed ban than the approximately 14,800 firms inspected to date; however, it has no uniform approach for identifying additional firms.
	www.stevequayle.com /News.alert/05_Disease/050317.mad.cow.html (688 words)

	Tamil Nadu imposes ban on pro-LTTE rally, 257 held (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Police said the arrest was due to the violation of the ban order already promulgated under Section 144 in Chidambaram by the cadres of Nedumaran.
		Meanwhile, Nedumaran, in a statement, strongly condemned the ban on the conference.
		He was firm that the conference would be held as planned and appealed to the activists to maintain peace and solidarity at all costs.
	www.indianexpress.com /ie/daily/20000508/ina08042.html (611 words)

	To ban or not to ban?- The Times of India (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The symbol is termed a swastika when the limbs are bent towards the right, and suavastika when to the left.
		In Hindu mythology, the first is believed to represent Lord Ganesha, and the second, the destructive Goddess Kali.
		Ban- The reason: Geeta and all scriptures say A...
	timesofindia.indiatimes.com /articleshow/994319.cms (422 words)

	HIMAL SOUTH ASIAN \| September 2003 \| Commentary \| India \| Mythology of bravery
		The internal emergency clamped by the Indira Gandhi regime on 25 June 1975 was the immediate reaction to an impending crisis brought on by an adverse decision of the Supreme Court of India and growing mass discontent.
		While the RSS was banned and Sangh supremo Balasaheb Deoras was put behind bars, he like Golwalkar in 1948-49, “...quickly opened channels of communi-cation with the Emergency regime, writing fairly ingratiating letters to Indira Gandhi in August and November 1975 that promised cooperation for lifting a ban [on RSS].
		To save his organisation from the onslaught of the Emergency, the RSS chief was ready to declare that if the ban against his organisation were lifted, his men would be at the service of the regime.
	www.himalmag.com /2003/september/commentary_in.htm (1244 words)

	Carving Out A Future
		Around the village of Ban Tawai the paddy fields are now grazed by wandering herds of Water Buffalo, while local farmers are turning from rice growing to wood carving to support their families.
		The high quality carvings coming from Ban Tawai are quickly gaining an international reputation, and are now being shipped all over the world by the container load.
		Many of Ban Tawai’s carving enterprises are small family businesses, producing their carvings on low-tech production lines. Each family member performs a different step in the production process, while tourists walk easily through the open-aired workshops, watching the carver’s chisel, sand, and paint the carvings.
	www.travellady.com /ARTICLES/article-carvingout.html (323 words)

	Classical Paradigms: mothers, wives, and daughters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		However, overriding these seemingly contrasting views of women, is the attitude that women ought to serve and to submit to their husbands, within the capacity of performing anything which gives them "life," such as supernatural deeds.
		Although mythology is oftentimes based on fictional story, it is created to explain an unknown story.
		However, Ban Zhao does emphasize the importance of the education of the woman.
	www.wellesley.edu /Chinese/Mou/SYau/ClassPara.htm (817 words)

	icWales - Assembly 'has legal right to ban GM'
		In his report, Banning GM by Law, Dr Stagman cites a series of UK and EU legal provisions which he claims could be used to fend off any legal challenge to a ban:
		UK food safety and health legislation can be used to justify banning GM by law, for example the Food Safety Act 1990 which prohibits "the carrying out of such operations with respect to genetically modified food sources, or foods derived from such food sources.
		Regulation 258/97/EC of the European Parliament and the Council of Ministers condemns "foods and food ingredients" that "present a danger to the consumer", "mislead the consumer" or are "nutritionally disadvantageous for the consumer".
	icwales.icnetwork.co.uk /0100news/0200wales/tm_objectid%3D14357517%26method%3Dfull%26siteid%3D50082%26headline%3Dassembly%252d%252dhas%252dlegal%252dright%252dto%252dban%252dgm%252d-name_page.html (449 words)

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