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"The town does not have a history of being exclusionary," he said.

The exclusionary rule has proved its value over the years.

But at some point these events become exclusionary, don't they?

For our first century and a quarter there was no exclusionary rule.

No exclusionary criteria were employed for any of the groups.

I'm going to need to take yours for exclusionary purposes.

They create between themselves a world of their own that can feel exclusionary to outsiders.

It is not hateful or exclusionary to say these things.

My building is the only one that has an exclusionary policy regarding pets.

"We certainly would not endorse an exclusionary club," he said.

Polls show little support among all Americans for exclusionary preferences.

The reason for this is not any kind of exclusionary elitism.

The exclusionary rule was first applied to Federal courts 74 years ago.

Their voices were low, but the exclusionary tone was missing.

Though still, of necessity, exclusionary, the new book is more democratic than the old social register.

The exclusionary rule does not apply to privacy rights of a third party.

This became known as the good faith exception to the exclusionary rule.

Several factors make it relatively easy for exclusionary clubs to stay that way.

The board has given grandfather rights to those people who had pets before it made its exclusionary policy.

"All bank employees are printed for security and exclusionary purposes."

The creation and maintenance of these boundaries should not be exclusionary.

I find that the exclusionary rule does not apply to these facts.

"There's a party at the beach all summer long, and it's not exclusionary.

Parents bristle at the notion that they are being exclusionary.

Some critics said the plan would create an elitist, exclusionary image.