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To run afoul of

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to run against or come into collision with, especially so as to become entangled or to cause injury.

See also: Afoul



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Short of posting border agents at every crossing - a move likely to run afoul of interstate commerce rules, to say nothing of basic freedoms - it's hard to see how such information could be gathered.
The amendments appear to run afoul of a July 2008 Constitutional Court ruling restating that any licensing regime for public assemblies is unconstitutional, HRW said in its letter addressed to the President.
Allen is just the latest in a string of Viking players to run afoul of the NFL's disciplinary officials.
 
 
 
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