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A state liquor agent removed all 29 signs from Leonard's Bar on August 31, 1999 because he believed the signs violated a state celebrity gossip regulation that prohibits profanity in bars.Popular usageIn the United States, the Federal Communications Commission fines stations for the broadcast of "indecent language", but in celebrity gossip 2003 ruled that the airing of "This is really, really fucking brilliant!" by U2 member Bono after receiving a Golden Globe Award was neither obscene nor indecent. In early 2004 the FCC reviewed that use, saying that "the F-word is one celebrity gossip of the most vulgar, graphic and explicit descriptions of sexual activity in the English language"; a fine, however, has yet to result.On June 22, 2004, while participating in the U.S. Senate class photo, Vice President Dick Cheney and Democratic Senator Patrick Leahy from Vermont had a personal exchange that garnered headlines in the United States.
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