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We are seeking an injunction to prevent construction of the plant until there has been further study.
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We will comply with the court's injunction.
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"Well, that's too bad, in a way," Hammond said, "because I'd try and get an injunction to stop him if he had.† (source)
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The injunction not to drink urine was quite unnecessary.† (source)
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Much as he might want to, Seth won't be able to ignore that kind of injunction.† (source)
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That month a Mrs. Clyde Thomason, secretary of a new group called the League of Central High Mothers, filed a petition for an injunction to keep the Little Rock school board from carrying out its gradual integration plan.† (source)
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It's fear, not the injunction that keeps the Houses from hurling atomics against each other.† (source)
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Long-held hatreds of neighbors could now be openly expressed, and vengeance taken, despite the Bible's charitable injunctions.† (source)
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"A judge issued an order, an injunction that they couldn't dump the sludge because there's a body buried there," Sims said, and took a drink, and pulled a cigar out of his pocket.† (source)
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Indeed, he was happy to skip church services in order to violate those injunctions.† (source)
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Thus far with Addison's injunction, but my Reader has me back in that New Hampshire picnic place.† (source)
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But the ceremony was relatively easy to arrange (and Larry arranged it all) because there were no strict religious injunctions to observe.† (source)
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What she meant by her injunction was: Your body is just like all other bodies; you have no right to shame; you have no reason to hide something that exists in millions of identical copies.† (source)
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Poor child, she was bewildered by the many injunctions we laid upon her, and the curtailing of her freedom tried her sorely, though not a word of complaint came from her.† (source)
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She was a curiosity and I, a curious child, I, with the promise of snow in my heart and the wonder of the world seizing me with such fury at times that I had to touch forbidden china cups or throttle a little cousin or pet a dog's head so strenuously that he looked as if he were coming out of the birth canal, I wanted nothing more then to get a temporary injunction from politeness and have a good long stare at her speckled arms.† (source)
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She could sense my hurt, the inconceivable magnitude of my bruised vanity, and my need to allay the monstrously insistent fiats and injunctions of a male ego.† (source)
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