81.   The Commerce Department countered that the information is public property.

82.   The commission ordered the mayor to reimburse the town for the cost of issuing the proclamation and had the posts removed from public property.

83.   The companies will also have a lot more money to keep up their properties and to acquire other buildings, or even competing public property companies.

84.   The Establishment Clause should be construed to create a strong presumption against the installation of unattended religious symbols on public property.

85.   The crime is a special category of malicious destruction of public property in the municipal code.

86.   The extension of copyrights, he said, violates guarantees of free speech by reprivatizing works that otherwise would have become public property.

87.   The First Amendment, bless its inspired democratic heart, already protects the free exercise of religion, even on public property.

88.   The Fremont Troll is not a public property, despite the fact that it was built with public funds, Hayton said.

89.   The mangrove-covered land used to be public property and residents use a road on it to get to a long stretch of beach.

90.   The legislative compromise that moved the flag has been widely criticized by civil rights groups as putting a racist banner in an even more prominent spot on public property.

a. + property >>共 1350
intellectual 15.31%
private 7.83%
stolen 3.83%
state 2.76%
public 2.45%
commercial 2.07%
federal 1.61%
jewish 1.25%
residential 1.24%
new 1.20%
public + n. >>共 762
support 2.43%
fund 2.08%
appearance 2.05%
hearing 1.96%
comment 1.87%
official 1.85%
transport 1.69%
education 1.68%
statement 1.66%
office 1.58%
property 0.36%
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