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Meanings of repeal the law in English
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Usage of repeal the law in English
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In March, Browne's government announced its intention to repeal the law entirely.
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Mr Little expected to repeal the law mid to late next year.
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The three-part proposal would repeal the law known as House Bill 2.
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Trump has urged the Republican-controlled Congress to repeal the law right away.
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Mr Little said last year Labour intended to repeal the law.
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But a vote to actually repeal the law would come later.
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Only one in five Americans would repeal the law immediately, the poll found.
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Romney has vowed to repeal the law if he becomes president.
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The Family Forum, which organised protests against same-sex marriage, demanded the government repeal the law.
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The Family Forum, which organized protests against same-sex marriage, demanded the government repeal the law.
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House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner repeated his pledge to repeal the law on Monday.
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Earlier this month, state Representative Alan Williams, a Democrat, filed a bill to repeal the law.
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Defeated Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney had vowed to repeal the law if he were elected.
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Congress voted last year to repeal the law, which was introduced in 1993 under the Clinton administration.
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Uber has devoted spending at least $30m on the ballot initiative to repeal the law.
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Who shall repeal the law of selfdefence?
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Repeal the law across language varieties
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