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They have also warned that restrictions could easily be circumvented through tools like a VPN - which can disguise a user’s location and make them appear to be logging on from another country.

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He angered the officials whom he circumvented to fund his work.

From Salon

But Texas lawmakers, intent on being the first to enact a ban with teeth, had already passed a harsh civil law using a novel legal strategy that circumvented Roe v.

From Salon

Court reform, as embraced by Kamala Harris despite being deemed “dead on arrival” by Trump republicans, must include some combination of term limits and a fair appointment processes that can’t be circumvented on partisan grounds.

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The president and his rival circumvented the debate commission amid much fanfare.

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