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run afoul of

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But the buyout could run afoul of antitrust regulators, according to Ted Bolema, a former attorney with the Justice Department's Antitrust Division and now a professor at Central Michigan University.
Antitrust concerns could slow media news' bid for L.A. Times: Justice ... by Russell, Joel / Los Angeles Business Journal
Wexler and his staff appear to assiduously strive to tamp down their assertive positions into a palatable gruel, lest they run afoul of the Republican majority or, even, tremulous members of the Democratic leadership.
POLITICS IS AN UPHILL CLIMB ON `THE HILL' by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Dunne's pursuit of justice gets him beaten up and shot, and causes him to run afoul of the law.
Quinn, Peter. Hour of the cat by Boyd, John E. / Kliatt
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