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Cut-price supermarket liquor means many people, the young especially, gather in gloomy public places and sometimes behave badly, as no social or legal restraints apply amidst the dark shrubs of the local park.
Pubs being priced out of our lives; VOICE OF THE NORTH by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
He defined legal restraints as not abusing the dignity of others, adherence to truth and objectivity, and not being irresponsible.
Freedom of expression should not be misused by Arab News (Jeddah, Saudi Arabia)
Rather, we rush to impose legal restraints on such action, forgetting dangerously that no external restrictions can ever match the effectiveness of self-restraint.
THE MORAL ABYSS; Cardinal's blast at drugs, booze and sex by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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