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This is the third year in a row a country hosting the climate summit has been accused of oppression and curtailing the legal right to protest.

In the hope of curtailing damage to surrounding areas, park officials announced that weekend visits up to Horsetail Fall in February will now require reservations.

He diligently befriended Cordelia Scaife May, an heiress to Andrew Mellon’s fortunes who funded forest preservation across Pennsylvania and believed in curtailing population growth, endearing himself to her with gauzy appeals.

Trump has listed mass deportations and the curtailing of temporary legal status for millions of immigrants as among his top priorities.

It later adopted a number of rules curtailing diesel pollution in heavy-duty trucks and equipment at ports.