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ban someone from something 
1. to prohibit someone from doing something. We banned everyone from smoking. Everyone has been banned from smoking.
2. to prohibit someone from entering something or some place. (The same as bar someone from some place.) They banned us from the building. The manager banned the children from the theater.


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He said: "I've been subject of two banning orders and a life ban from my football club.
The First Minister was accused by Reid of ignoring polls showing that 77 per cent of Scots were against the all-out ban from lighting up in public places.
MetroCentre spokeswoman Karen Carr said: "We will be introducing a smoking ban from Monday.
 
 
 
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