During 1985 87, Mikhail Gorbachev carried out an anti-alcohol campaign with partial prohibition, colloquially known as the " dry law ".
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Additionally, Sabin worried that America's children, witnessing a blatant disregard for dry laws, would cease to recognize the sanctity of the law itself.
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As many were unaccustomed to the dry laws that were prevalent in Tennessee at the time, they were forced to turn to illegally distilled liquor.
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They decree strict controls on guns and dry laws to stop drinking late at night, and counsel prostitutes, juvenile delinquents and husbands who abuse their wives.
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The Bureau of Prohibition, created to enforce the dry laws enacted under the 18th Amendment, had been plagued by corruption, its agents often tempted by bribes from gangsters.
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:: : : : : : : They also said those " dry laws " often allowed for the purchase of liquor for home consumption, and only were aimed at closing saloons.
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An Estonian minister Tui ( Lembit Ulfsak ) and a high-rank officer of the Estonian Navy papa Nymann ( Ain Lutsepp ) profit the contrabandism and want to bull through dry law also in the Estonian parliament.
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Dry laws were but one aspect of a pervasive prohibitionism that included laws against business or recreation on Sunday, as well as attacks on Catholics and immigrants ( often the same, as new immigrants came from Catholic countries ).
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"A Civil Action " is indeed a wonder of real-life reportage focusing on a court case that could have been consigned to the pages of dust-dry law school texts, but is instead transformed by Harr into a compelling page-turner.
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A listing of those charged with dry law violations was published in the newspaper After the names were published, the members and the club had little option but to agree to a settlement and do away with the sliding doors.
