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Ms. Hvistendahl may wish the matter otherwise, but there are only two alternatives: Restrict abortion or accept the slaughter of millions of baby girls and the calamities that are likely to come with it.

The War Against Girls

Restrict the movement of the Syrian Ambassador to Washington and the Syrian Ambassador to the UN to a small radius around their offices.

Richard Grenell: Bring Home U.S. Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford

Restrict Internet use to websites directly related to a project going on, and keep the computer in a public place so that you can see what is going on.

Art Markman, Ph.D.: Create a Distraction-Free Zone

• Restrict distribution of religious literature to religious buildings, religious educational institutions and "specifically identified stationary facilities identified by local executive bodies";

Joseph K. Grieboski: Kazakhstan Adds To Europe's Summer Of Discontent on Religious Freedom

Restrict Internet use to websites directly related to a project going on, and keep the computer in a public place so that you can see what is going on.

Art Markman, Ph.D.: Create a Distraction-Free Zone

I made the same argument in "Don't Restrict Immigration, Tax It," over at TCS.

Thoughts on Immigration, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

In a 2003 book called The Language Police: How Pressure Groups Restrict What Students Learn, I traced that history—and the ridiculous extremes to which it has been taken.

Ravitch: The chutzpah of rewriting Mark Twain (and how it relates to "The Wire")

Restrict the use of surveillance powers to the investigation of serious crimes and stop councils snooping.

Lib Dems publish their Freedom Bill

A few the biggies not discussed here are built-in support for smart cards and biometrics, the ability to force the use of Kerberos in a feature called Restrict NTLM, and support for the new DNSSec standards, which are becoming essential to prevent DNS exploitation attacks.

The InfoWorld expert guide to Windows 7 security

• Restrict distribution of religious literature to religious buildings, religious educational institutions and "specifically identified stationary facilities identified by local executive bodies";

Joseph K. Grieboski: Kazakhstan Adds To Europe's Summer Of Discontent on Religious Freedom