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She proposed legislation to solve the problem.
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The legislation had unintended consequences.
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Six states, led by Arizona in 2010, passed sweeping legislation against illegal immigrants. (source)legislation = laws
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This unfortunate event is yet another example of the laxity of our present social services, and the need for improved legislation to increase protection for children at risk.† (source)
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One problem we had was that we needed to have access to stem cell lines for Patricia's research, and the government had recently reversed course on stem cell legislation.† (source)
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From an email chain, a story that the Obamacare legislation requires microchip implantation in new health care patients.† (source)
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Speaking of legislation, have you all learned anything about that yet?† (source)
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We are not authorized to expect that a more liberal or more equitable spirit would preside over the legislations of the individual States hereafter, if unrestrained by any additional checks, than we have heretofore seen in too many instances disgracing their several codes.† (source)legislations = proposed or actual laws
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The proposed legislation, of which Walter had no prior knowledge, went nowhere.† (source)
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It must stand in need of no intermediate legislations; but must itself be empowered to employ the arm of the ordinary magistrate to execute its own resolutions.† (source)
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No,' said Sirius, 'but she drafted a bit of anti-werewolf legislation two years ago that makes it almost impossible for him to get a job.† (source)
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I start to put the booklet back, telling myself I'm not writing a book about Southern legislation, this is a waste of my time.† (source)
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I understand that your Church was instrumental in that legislation being passed.† (source)
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They've all agreed to push legislation to make your TruYou profile your automatic path to registration.† (source)
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The same ladies still looked at him with pleading eyes, the same serving girls still winked at him, the same councilmen still slipped pieces of potential legislation under his door with hopeful notes.† (source)
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In 1996, Mrs. Dickinson, now a Florida homeschool lobbyist, wrote the legislation that allows homeschoolers to participate in extracurricular activities.† (source)
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