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First Amendment
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First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution

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  • The creche on the central square looked pretty—undoubtedly a violation of the First Amendment—but pretty nonetheless and hey, it was Christmas.  (source)
  • I believe their presence here has something to do with the first amendment.  (source)
  • Another bill, to levy penalizing fines against any church holding nonsegregated services, was, he contended, in flagrant contradiction to the First Amendment of the Constitution.  (source)
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  • It was in Richmond that Jefferson and James Madison crafted the statute separating church and state that would later inform the First Amendment of the Constitution.  (source)
    First Amendment = (of the US Constitution) guarantees the right of free expression, freedom of assembly, freedom of the press, freedom of religion, and freedom of speech
  • It does when Mr. Bournes First Amendment rights are being violated.  (source)
  • I am a conservative in that I'm out to conserve the blue of the sky, the freshness of the air of which we have less and less, the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights, and whatever semblance of sanity we may have left.  (source)
  • Most of the time, he enjoyed what he did and took pride in his work as a valuable public service, in a profession so special as to have its rights enumerated in the First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States of America.  (source)
  • Lilly's very upset about how her parents are violating her First Amendment right to free speech by not letting her make the episode of her show dedicated to her feet.  (source)
  • Though it was clearly a violation of the First Amendment to the Constitution guaranteeing freedom of speech, its Federalist proponents in Congress insisted, like Adams, that it was a war measure, and an improvement on the existing common law in that proof of the truth of the libel could be used as a legitimate defense.  (source)
  • Colorado Springs has twenty-eight Charismatic Christian churches and almost twice as many pawnbrokers, a Lord's Vineyard Bookstore and a First Amendment Adult Bookstore, a Christian Medical and Dental Society and a Holey Rollers Tattoo Parlor.  (source)
  • The two would spend hours debating issues as diverse as First Amendment rights and the relative merits of Pamela Anderson before and after cosmetic surgery.  (source)
  • FIRST AMENDMENT.  (source)
  • He was explaining the First Amendment—in particular the clauses about religion.  (source)
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