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If I see or speak to Mona, the sheriff will file a restraining order.† (source)
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I don't want Chief Swan getting a restraining order put on me.† (source)
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That's what everybody keeps saying, that this time they've got Killer Kane where they want him, in violation of parole, in violation of a restraining order, abduction of a minor, and two counts of attempted murder, me and the Heroic Biker Babe, which is what the papers took to calling Loretta Lee.† (source)
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I think of the three-year restraining order she basically took out on me, which I violated tonight.† (source)
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Her parents got a restraining order on me.† (source)
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I suggested that maybe it was time to take legal advice, to look into getting a restraining order or something.† (source)
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'Does Patch have a restraining order against him?† (source)
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The bar owners had a restraining order against me, so I couldn't go anywhere near them.† (source)
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I hope so, because I was just about to call the police to get a restraining order!† (source)
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You're under a restraining order to stay away from me.† (source)
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"Consider me your living, breathing restraining order," I said.† (source)
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Tell him you're going to take out a restraining order.† (source)
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We'll get a restraining order, we'll press charges.† (source)
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"Thanks for granting the restraining order," Jake said.† (source)
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No one could accuse her of breaking the restraining order.† (source)
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Clearly, a restraining order meant nothing in the face of what had happened.† (source)
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