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• Like the right to heckle unpoliced from courtside seats.
• The antenna restrictions were largely ignored and, in the main, unpoliced.
• It also has a 3, 200-mile shoreline that is virtually unpoliced.
• But the business goes almost unpoliced, as do many forms of prostitution in Japan.
• The unpoliced dispensing of Web addresses has resulted in some infamous sites masquerading as legitimate sites.
• The interface areas were thus left unpoliced for half a day until the British Army arrived.
• The Economist noted that " whatever is hybrid, fluid and unpoliced about English delights him ".
• It's a world that has largely been unpoliced, even as the number of users explodes.
• So far, the conversions have continued almost unpoliced, with little public debate and even less regulation.
• Northern Pakistan's vast unpoliced regions are also attractive to militants seeking refuge and recruits, the report said.
• Traffickers have also begun using Suriname's vast, unpoliced interior to process cocaine and other drugs, police say.
• Antigua, in particular, has long battled an image as one of the Caribbean's most corrupt, unpoliced islands.
• Afghanistan's western border with Iran, however, has gone virtually unpoliced since the US military campaign began in October.
• Somalia is a country with no effective central government, unpoliced borders and local Islamic radicals believed to be linked to bin Laden.
• Their townships had been virtually unpoliced except for special security agents hunting anti-apartheid activists, while whites lived in barricaded suburbs.
• Bandits prey on these migrants along the border, robbing and raping them as they pass through remote areas unpoliced by Mexican authorities.
• Combine that ability to make perfect copies and the wild and unpoliced world of the Internet, and you have a brand new ballgame.
• Meanwhile, locals say, Brazilians and Venezuelans who have joined a gold rush often mine without permits and smuggle their gains across unpoliced borders.
• Africa, with its remote, unpoliced deserts and jungles and centuries-old Arab-African Saharan trade route, is one ideal location.
• An evacuation of the island could also heighten the region's appeal to drug lords by offering them an unpoliced transshipment point, Patterson warned.