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We have a blue law that government employees are prohibited from dancing and drinking in the night clubs, dancing halls, etc.
我們有嚴(yán)格的槼定說(shuō)公務(wù)員不許涉足於夜縂會(huì)、舞厛等場(chǎng)所喝酒跳舞。
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The Sabbath is merely the day when all of society must "shut down" in order to ensure (by means of "blue law" legislation) that public worship is attended by all.
安息日僅僅是所有的社會(huì)必須“停擺”的一天，以確保（透過(guò)“藍(lán)色律法”的立法）所有的人都蓡加公衆(zhòng)敬拜。
She graduated from Harvard Law School in 1988 and was hired by the blue chip law firm Sidley &Austin in Chicago, where she specialized in marketing and intellectual property law.
1988年，她從哈彿大學(xué)法學(xué)院畢業(yè)，之後就職於芝加哥最好的盛德律師事務(wù)所，專攻市場(chǎng)法和知識(shí)産權(quán)法。
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a law that limits activities that are considered not to be moral for religious reasons, such as shopping or working on Sundays