So the restricted account won't know it has been restricted.
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Some Restricted Cash: We treat a portion of company's cash as restricted.
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But she restricted not only her language very narrowly — apparently, she restricted her life very narrowly, too.
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Now YouTube says it has fixed the Restricted Mode issue that hid certain LGBTQ-related videos while in Restricted Mode.
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People who are in solitary confinement, their access to books is restricted, but their access to the Bible is never restricted.
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All restricted and prohibited firearms must be registered, but non-restricted guns no longer have to be registered after April 20063.
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Social media is already heavily restricted in Venezuela, and it's possible, should the situation worsen, that access will be further restricted.
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Clayton's wife, Gretchen Butler Clayton, works at Goldman Sachs & Co and holds stock, restricted stock and restricted stock units in the bank.
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There is no account penalty applied to content that is not available in Restricted Mode, and restricted videos can still be monetized.
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"This security is restricted from online opening trades or restricted to closing trades only," said an alert on Fidelity's popular online brokerage.
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The restricted stock units will vest in three equal annual installments beginning on the first anniversary of the grant date and will be subject to the restricted stock unit agreement pursuant to which the restricted stock units will be granted.
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Their cell phones have been taken, their email and Internet access is restricted and they've even been restricted from talking to each other.
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And similar storage requirements apply to guns that are being transported, with laxer rules for non-restricted firearms compared to prohibited and restricted ones.
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Users have to opt in to restricted mode; YouTube estimates only 1.5 percent of users are logged in as restricted on any given day.
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When an account is set as restricted, users have the ability to review comments the restricted account attempts to post on their content, choosing to approve it, delete it, or leave it in a limbo state where only the restricted poster can see it.
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Also, I recommend incentive compensation for bank directors should consist only of restricted stock and restricted stock options — restricted in the sense that the director cannot sell the shares or exercise the options for one to three years after his or her last board meeting.
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The implications are that restricted accounts for kids or students [or enterprise users] won't actually be restricted and be able to make system wide changes.
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Those new restricted shares, added together with her previous stock grants, put her on par with Mr. Miller and Mr. Young, with 65,106 restricted stock units.
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" Spokesperson Theresa Murphy added that DNA collection must be done under "restricted-use guidelines to be managed and held in a restricted-use repository outside the government's purview.
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It also says that business travel will be restricted to "essential travel only," and travel to China, Hong Kong, Japan, Italy and South Korea will be completely restricted.
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The message can still be read, but restricted accounts won't be able to see when it's read or when the person who has restricted them is active on Instagram.
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These notes rank pari passu with the restricted group's debt, but they only have recourse to the assets of IHS Towers NG Limited, and not the whole restricted group.
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The restricted airspace edge Some spaceports use adjacent restricted, remote airspace as a competitive advantage, such as Mojave Air and Space Port in California and Spaceport America in New Mexico.
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It's a more restricted way than allowing users to search for user profiles using a person's phone number, which Facebook restricted last year after admitting "most" users had their information scraped.
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Until then, domain names were mostly restricted to the .
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To address these misaligned incentives, I recommend the following compensation structure for bank executives: incentive compensation should consist only of restricted stock and restricted stock options — restricted in the sense that the executive cannot sell the shares or exercise the options for one to three years after his or her last day in office.
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While the government could remove some industries from a list of sectors restricted for foreign investment, businesses could still face red tape and licensing hurdles or be restricted to regional pilot zones.
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The reality is more complicated: Tillerson is receiving the $180 million primarily because he's accumulated more than 2 million restricted shares of stock and restricted stock units in years leading the company.
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The reality is more complicated: Tillerson is receiving the $2853 million primarily because he's accumulated more than 2 million restricted shares of stock and restricted stock units in years leading the company.
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Along with restricted access to his wife, Ghosn's movements and communications will be closely monitored and restricted to prevent his fleeing the country and tampering with evidence, the Tokyo District court said.
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Analysts have warned that wealthy taxpayers could try to seize the full deduction improperly by declaring themselves as contractors or splitting off a restricted firm's non-restricted income into a separate entity.
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Since then, fisheries managers have restricted the number of days a week that fishermen can catch sardines, the size of the catch, and restricted fishing to only six months during a year.
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A. 20123 Milano, Via Morigi, 6 Committee Chairperson Raymond Hill Senior Director +44 20 3530 1079 Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments Restricted Cash: the restricted cash figure for Imperial Brands as of FY16 is GBP0003 million, being the sum ofGBP134 million for collateral for derivatives and GBP292 million as an estimate of the average restricted cash for operations.
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Two sheriff's deputies on restricted duty Israel said two other deputies have been placed on restricted duty while the sheriff's office investigates their actions during calls to the gunman's home before the shooting.
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Sales and possession of firearms are permitted but tightly restricted.
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In addition, Nashville isn't the restricted scene it once was.
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Is it because people don't maintain a carbohydrate restricted diet?
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Access to abortion care is already highly restricted in Arkansas.
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Apple is introducing a new feature called USB Restricted Mode.
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What if I bring prohibited or restricted items with me?
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Trade is still severely restricted under the longstanding US embargo.
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He remains on paid leave with restricted access to Dartmouth.
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Glencore in the past has restricted supplies to boost prices.
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The ordinary excel while the extraordinary frequently find themselves restricted.
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Calls to his federal defense attorneys have also been restricted.
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We restricted travel to the United States from Muslim countries.
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We have not restricted rights for people since Jim Crow.
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Its censors have sharply restricted the showing of Indian films.
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All of the parts "were ITAR restricted," the complaint said.
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Right now, AR is restricted to the silly and playful.
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Unlike iMessage, that system won't be restricted to iPhone users.
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Abbas, Hamas' Palestinian rival, has also restricted funding to Gaza.
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Freedom of speech can be restricted if it impedes that.
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A helicopter's speed is restricted by the way it flies.
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And even under those restricted circumstances, it causes some harm.
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Fixing Restricted Mode, however, isn't simply about adjusting its system.
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Restricted mode is an optional feature that automatically filters content.
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It also granted more than six million restricted stock units.
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The feature was previously restricted only to YouTube Gaming channels.
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Nor should the parliament's reforming zeal be restricted to food.
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So was Japan (653%), which has historically heavily restricted immigration.
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And those classes should be restricted to be more inclusive.
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Additionally, the foot room at the back is quite restricted.
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Similarly, CBDCs could be either widely available or tightly restricted.
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Aside from the introduction of USB Restricted Mode, iOS 11.4.
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His interest in singularities was not restricted to black holes.
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Profits from marijuana sales also can be restricted from banks.
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In December it restricted licences to one activity per entrepreneur.
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Changes can be restricted to just one folder, if necessary.
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Its forward speed is also electronically restricted to 143 mph.
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Flower beds, parked cars, and reflective surfaces were also restricted.
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Access to his Twitter account had been restricted on Monday.
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Mr Maduro has restricted the publication of official economic figures.
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It is, of course, a problem not restricted to Afghanistan.
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Neither does his influence seem to be restricted to volleyball.
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But we were very much restricted by time and distance.
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Hell, he rarely lets fly from outside the restricted zone.
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"The banks got so restricted," Trump told the executives Tuesday.
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So far, large shareholders are still restricted from selling shares.
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Restricted governance committee meets to select headhunter for CEO replacement.
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Nor is the state's bad air restricted to its south.
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Cohen is restricted from managing others' money until that time.
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Mr Cruyff's Barcelona heritage is not restricted to the club.
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CUCUMBER mosaic virus is not restricted to its eponymous host.
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He has also had his access to visitors severely restricted.
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Stalin restricted Shostakovich's work in the name of state order.
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Consumers are instead restricted to resolving disputes individually, in arbitration.
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Don't let the restricted areas deter you from visiting, though.
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The city government has already restricted private cars until Nov.
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Women were long restricted to shorter distances and lesser billing.
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He would have been a restricted free agent this summer.
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Those countries can be restricted in receiving U.S. military aid.
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I should note that some features are restricted by device.
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Weapons should also be restricted to 10 rounds' magazine capacity.
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Those unions have traditionally restricted membership to mostly White men.
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Until now, voice recorded information is restricted to 2 hours.
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"Media operate in a restricted environment," reads the 2016 writeup.
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These programs include elements like restricted distribution and patient testing.
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All access to the centers' common areas will be restricted.
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According to the company, the hashtags were restricted by mistake.
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If Tuesday's Democratic primaries had been restricted to Democrats, Mrs.
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Over time her ability to move has been severely restricted.
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Just looked at my videos with the "restricted mode" on.
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Handguns and other restricted firearms require passing an additional course.
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Women are severely restricted in terms of interacting with men.
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It also believes Twitter unfairly "restricted" the campaign's advertising efforts.
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Every quarter, Juno allocates restricted stock units to its drivers.
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Since they're flexible and airy, you won't ever feel restricted.
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In North Carolina, lawmakers restricted bathroom use by transgender people.
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The professors' access to the Dartmouth campus has been restricted.
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Others had their food and water restricted following habitat destruction.
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But a few states still restricted access for single people.
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The United States took a decision and restricted its operations.
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We are in a restricted environment, where abortion is illegal.
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The internet and cellphone networks were restricted or cut off.
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Typically, appeals are restricted until after lower court proceedings finish.
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Countless schools have restricted technology use to foster better learning.
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A sign in the lobby restricted nonessential visitors from entering.
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Facebook has long restricted developers' access to user phone numbers.
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The issue of teachers' pay isn't restricted to West Virginia.
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Google, Facebook, and Apple have restricted employee travel to China.
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Water scarcity is not an issue restricted to Cape Town.
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And this morning, Hong Kong restricted travel from mainland China.
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Honeywell has since restricted travel to certain parts of China.
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Italy, Iran and China have initiated quarantines and restricted travel.
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The officials' family members would also be restricted from traveling.
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The Saudi students will be restricted to receiving classroom instruction.
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Taiwan has also restricted the vast majority of Chinese visitors.
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Eleven players will be either restricted or unrestricted free agents.
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Google also restricted travel to mainland China and Hong Kong.
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Restricted reports do not prompt formal investigations by military officials.
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They've severely restricted our access during the impeachment proceedings pic.twitter.
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Congress gave him the authority, but it was somewhat restricted.
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Abortion is much more restricted in Brazil than in Colombia.
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This is not a problem restricted to the rich nations.
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Patients are treated throughout their lives, including a restricted diet.
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The firm's prior policy only restricted funding in developed nations.
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Cash, excluding restricted cash, was $179 million as of Dec.
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Birth control is another product that's restricted by the doctor.
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Google and Twitter just restricted political advertising on their platforms.
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Abortion would be severely restricted "within a year," she predicted.
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The Volcker Rule restricted banks from speculating with depositors' money.
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The freewheeling atmosphere was not restricted to the evening hours.
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Construction of new churches is restricted in much of Egypt.
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So I don't feel too restricted by the Americana realm.
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The Emiratis have used restricted American weapons in Libya before.
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But its use has been restricted to small, private vehicles.
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How might this have looked if restricted to magazine format?
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Saudi Arabia and Hariri say his movements are not restricted.
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I put 'copyright, restricted, trademark' and everything all over it.
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And various parts of it are restricted in various ways.
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The current study is important because it focused on chemicals that have not been restricted, and in the case of DDE -- which persists in the environment -- are not able to be restricted, Birnbaum said.
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Watch for last-minute restricted faresSince Disney Cruise prices are based on supply and demand, Disney may offer last-minute restricted fares on a soon-approaching sailing if the demand is lower than usual.
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Restricted users also can't see when the account that restricted them is online or has read their DMs, the latter of which will automatically becomes Message Requests instead of going to the recipient's inbox.
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It would have restricted access to contraception for minors, outlawed cohabitation without marriage, restricted freedom of speech, reduced the rights of religious minorities and imposed harsh punishment for insulting the dignity of the president.
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He disliked bras, corsets, high heels and anything that restricted movement.
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And if America restricted gun ownership, rates would almost certainly crash.
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RHP Juan Nicasio (family matter) was reinstated from the restricted list.
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Fellows will receive $20,19365 in partially restricted funds and additional support.
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Commercial operators also are restricted to flying only during daylight hours.
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CALLING ALL CONNFIDANTS: Watch this restricted trailer from the legend Conner4Real!
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As a consequence, most clubs are restricted to serving soft drinks.
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Elcomsoft wrote:The functionality of USB Restricted Mode is actually very simple.
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We accept abridged freedom of speech and restricted freedom of movement.
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Because fairy lights shouldn't ever be restricted to just the holidays.
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The RIA report did not specify which sites had been restricted.
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Trump's order restricted travel for people from seven majority-Muslim countries.
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This restricted its ability to spend, meaning it lagged unlisted competitors.
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Countries such as France have banned or restricted some textured implants.
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As the picture shows, ZNF554 is restricted to the cell's nucleus.
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The new USB Restricted Mode on iOS 12 closes that loophole.
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When milk prices plummeted in 2015, the farms restricted their hiring.
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Their operation in Manhattan, however, is likely the company's most restricted.
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Alcohol is banned; women's rights are restricted; and homosexuality is illegal.
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The event itself is mostly restricted to members of the media.
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A prescription device may or may not be a restricted device.
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Several Chinese cities remain in virtual lockdown with travel severely restricted.
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"Our ability to do follow-ons was so restricted," said Borthwick.
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Sales are restricted to customers using the records for political research.
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Making fun of a private individual in this way is restricted.
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Recreational marijuana is banned and medical medical marijuana is severely restricted.
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FISCHER: That is a big difference between being restricted or missing.
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Political parties are banned in Saudi Arabia and speech is restricted.
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And that's not just a question that's restricted to Silicon Valley.
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A still from a video previously filtered by Restricted Mode. YouTube.
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I think they've been really restricted in selling secondary shares. Sure.
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At the moment, 94 percent of that is restricted from drilling.
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Only the reactor buildings or other restricted areas require special equipment.
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Only a handful have been restricted over the past 40 years.
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This likely restricted the movement of sauropods along the polar latitudes.
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Even Tuesday's rally was restricted to a relatively close-by location.
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Though restricted to the surface, Saildrone's craft are much more ambitious.
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A restricted free agent, he signed through the 2228-20 season.
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Third-party cookies should be restricted or blocked all the time.
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Lue said before the game that Thompson's minutes would be restricted.
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The bill also restricted the President's ability to ease the sanctions.
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Britain has indicated it would allow the company a restricted role.
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He was reportedly restricted to a liquid diet while he healed.
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The controls restricted access to U.S. dollars and choked off investment.
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Legislative amendments further restricted freedom of expression, in particular Internet freedom.
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Facebook says access to the photo was restricted only in France.
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Each of James' first nine baskets came near the restricted area.
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The principle of restricted choice is terminology that bridge players use.
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The use of technology cannot be restricted, it should be regulated.
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Lindholm is a restricted free agent and remains without a contract.
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They have restricted Obamacare's ability to subsidize insurers who lose money.
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The court said the contract "restricted her freedom to pursue happiness".
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This (barely) veiled homophobia isn't restricted to Korean industry spaces either.
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The predictable outcome is higher fares, inferior service and restricted routes.
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Eighty percent of nonprofits, of philanthropy in this country, is restricted.
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It replaces the ACA's subsidies with age-restricted monthly tax credits.
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This fear of the police is not restricted to black families.
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The 2015 agreement had restricted the centrifuges to non-nuclear uses.
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Aid agencies say they are restricted by a lack of funding.
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The spokesman said direct access to Kyagulanyi had been "severely restricted".
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There, again, movement is restricted — but in the most inventive way.
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Some of those are restricted or illegal in major metropolitan markets.
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The new ruling, however, is restricted to just marriages involving minors.
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This executive authority is not restricted by the Posse Comitatus Act.
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Long queues snake around banks, which have severely restricted daily withdrawals.
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"The services that are available become much more restricted," Rainer says.
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Restricted licenses can lead to eviction and the confiscation of boats.
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Public servants were severely restricted in their freedom to speak publicly.
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On Capitol Hill, they are particularly restricted, several people told CNN.
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They were mostly restricted to looking around the madrasa's main building.
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Those rides are restricted to a small area in metropolitan Phoenix.
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They restricted flight operations to 81 an hour during peak times.
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The other problem is that information is so restricted right now.
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While the volunteers are less restricted, their roles can appear routine.
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Its access should be restricted and use monitored by a physician.
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Uber has largely restricted the selling of shares until this point.
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The bank also granted restricted stock awards to about 250,000 employees.
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The targeting tools for political ads on Facebook should be restricted.
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Asda said the Enfield site was restricted, preventing its further development.
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Though polio restricted her mother's life, it did not define her.
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Trump administration policies have already restricted the flow of legal immigration.
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The health issues were restricted to diplomats and have reportedly ceased.
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Egyptian air traffic will be restricted until the end of March.
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From the menu, choose Settings, then General and then Restricted Mode.
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Among them are 80 women serving in previously restricted combat roles.
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On February 13, it added Zhejiang province to the restricted list.
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Other regional banks have restricted access to drive-throughs and appointments.
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Fitch had downgraded Argentine sovereign debt to "restricted default" last week.
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Uber previously restricted employees and insiders from selling their company stock.
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At the same time, government austerity measures have restricted welfare payments.
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Unlike Whole30, time-restricted eating offered me the latitude I needed.
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Two years ago, Davis shot 123 percent in the restricted area.
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Cellphone service is restricted to about 10 percent of the monument.
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Both were eligible to become restricted free agents on July 1.
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Outside, smokers would be restricted to specially designated shelters or zones.
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Travel across the borders of the Schengen Area is significantly restricted.
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The Tethered are alive, but not truly, because they are restricted.
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But the contacts hurt a bit, because of the restricted views.
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To be sure, this kind of thinking isn't restricted to conservatives.
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But at the same time, the government has restricted LGBTQ activism.
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At first, Zhengzhou restricted public transport and canceled intercity bus services.
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Twitter has not restricted the accounts of Mr. Jones or Infowars.
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But the pandemic has made international travel extremely restricted and complex.
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"Bollywood is no longer restricted to India only," Mr. Kalyan said.
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With restricted movement and shuttered shops, people have mostly stayed indoors.
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Ethics in animal tourism isn't, of course, restricted to paid tours.
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This restricted outside developers' access to building software for the group.
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Smoking areas have been dramatically restricted, but laws vary among cities.
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Mr. Sulzberger, largely restricted to a wheelchair, rose to greet him.
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Some cities have restricted the use of fireworks over pollution concerns.
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Previous rules restricted the sizes of tattoos on arms and legs.
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Automatic firearms have been severely restricted from civilian ownership since 1934.
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The sense of caution is not restricted to these two names.
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After that subway experiment, my physical therapist restricted me to cabs.
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In 1993, New Yorkers had restricted their mayors to two terms.
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His travel will be restricted and he will surrender his passport.
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State officials in Washington and Michigan have similarly restricted sales there.
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India has also restricted foreign direct investment in multi-brand retailers.
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Wanna sneak a little sumpin' sumpin' into your next restricted venue?
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After all, Minnesota's aversion to winning is not restricted to basketball.
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It also restricted the flow of tourists and other economic ties.
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Many also restricted access to Medicaid as much as they could.
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Harris — the court drastically restricted the scope of the second founding.
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Shrines are located around the park and some have restricted entry.
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But these pacts have not restricted international trade in natural resources.
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Treasury said it is restricted in discussing conversations surrounding ongoing investigations.
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But he has also restricted embassies from hoisting gay pride flags.
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She has now restricted access to her Facebook and Twitter accounts.
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Some say if gun ownership is restricted, peace will be restored.
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Before Bush, several Border Patrol policies and operations further restricted crossing.
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The regulation restricted robocallers' ability to indiscriminately call millions of consumers.
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And that attitude clearly isn&apost restricted to their professional lives.
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We have restricted that deputy as we look in to it.
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It will also offer new restricted stock awards to 250,0003 employees.
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Public gatherings have so far not been restricted in the Netherlands.
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Or can the choice over clothing be reasonably restricted within schools?
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The measures are far from restricted to just keeping Beijing secure.
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The cities of Lyon, Strasbourg and Marseille have also restricted traffic.
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The first temporary flight restriction covers the northwest edge of restricted airspace above the actual Area 51 facilities, creating an additional buffer surrounding what is seen as some of the most restricted airspace in the world.
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Those traveling to a restricted site, or taking an airline flight, must elect to leave their firearm at home for the duration of travel, and any events prior to and following visitation to a restricted venue.
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Recently, the company rolled out a "Restricted Mode" to theoretically protect children from "mature content" on YouTube, but it didn't exactly work that way: Should JonTron's videos get restricted because of his comments on a different service?
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"Shareholders being restricted, restricted until their voice is simply silenced, that is the goal of the BRT," said Andrew Behar, CEO of As You Sow, a nonprofit focused on environmental and social corporate responsibility through shareholder advocacy.
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Euro-zone rules have since restricted governments' ability to bail out banks.
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One obstacle was the Soviet Union, which tightly restricted the Russian church.
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Anthropic reasoning should apply only to a restricted subset of all possibilities.
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They also greatly restricted options for international banking by North Korean institutions.
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The museum said that the bus was parked in a restricted area.
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Ellen Pompeo's operations are usually restricted to the OR on Grey's Anatomy.
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They're not restricted of anything – sexual orientation, race, creed, none of that.
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These broad and uncertain definitions limit the ability to resell restricted securities.
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With USB Accessories switched off, USB Restricted Mode is turned on. Congratulations.
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As a result, Google restricted Huawei's access to its Android operating system.
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Traffic is restricted on U.S. Highway 550 because of heavy firefighter activity.
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In addition, some VCs are actually restricted from investing in an LLC.
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Public access to this area is restricted, as the land remains radioactive.
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Authorities have restricted access to the compound before during periods of confrontation.
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Hardell said their wife's video with their wedding vows was age-restricted.
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Access to the data will also be restricted in various other ways.
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But other countries could win, if any tariff was restricted to China.
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Stock awards come in several flavors, including restricted stocks and performance shares.
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Videos that are age-restricted are not eligible for YouTube's payment system.
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Yet movement of labour is almost certain to be restricted by Brexit.
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This restricted them to displaying a limited scope of colors and brightness.
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Online, it has to be restricted to people in a particular state.
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In response to complaints, two institutions quietly restricted Krauss from their campuses.
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But Trump is actually pretty restricted on what he can offer here.
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The pilot restricted moped movement to the Bushwick, Williamsburg or Greenpoint neighborhoods.
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The combination will be restricted in their system moving forward, CNN reports.
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Those restricted apps are then re-enabled when the car shuts off.
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In those days, cloning remained expensive, restricted to the rich and enthusiastic.
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It went from being grand and chaotic to being restricted and controlled.
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But internet access to the consulate was severely restricted the next day.
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Manually driven cars may even be outlawed or restricted to closed circuits.
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There is no reason this surgery should be restricted from the poor.
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A barking, growling dog is used to demonstrate Restricted Mode, for instance.
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Free agency should be restricted to small-stakes gambles for the Saints.
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The EU only restricted the export of those goods in late 2011.
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The gatehouses will have restricted access to independent parts of the estate.
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After the revolution, hunting previously restricted to nobles was permitted for all.
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With the full-time membership, you're restricted to 60 hours per venue.
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Regulators have also issued restricted licences, limiting services but requiring less capital.
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Myanmar has restricted most aid agency access to the north of Rakhine.
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"Trump will not be restricted by the established foreign policy," Wang said.
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And this time, the study isn't restricted to straight people, Yahoo reports.
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Most recently, it restricted members to a limited menu of available films.
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The constitution they imposed restricted the emperor to a purely symbolic role.
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The program had been previously tested with a restricted number of customers.
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Higher premiums, fewer choices, restricted access — these are not signs of success.
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Microsoft essentially was really restricted in terms of what they can buy.
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Those posts will not have to be age restricted, the spokeswoman said.
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Whalen and Kelley remain on paid leave with restricted access to Dartmouth.
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" They urged that the abuse "needs to be curbed and access restricted.
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And yet, despite Sailor Moon's progressive female focus, it was still restricted.
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"Restricted Profiles was much more of a device-centric feature," says Gandhi.
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The good thing is that this program isn't restricted to French startups.
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Jablon is restricted from lobbying Neal's office, including staff, for one year.
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But now he's a restricted free agent and looking for a payday.
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No team allows a higher percentage of shots in the restricted area.
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Embiid could also choose not to sign a restricted deal at all.
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The grey market is by no means restricted to the United States.
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Berganza was demoted after this trip and restricted from traveling to conventions.
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So this is something much more restricted than the classic trade agreements.
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Gender, however, isn't restricted by the limitations of our bodies and physiology.
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It also said two company bank accounts were being restricted in China.
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Although journalists may attend and take notes, media coverage will be restricted.
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All breeds are welcome, the award is not restricted to purebred canines.
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They restricted figurative painting everywhere calling it Haram [forbidden by Islamic law].
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J. T. Miller, Chris Kreider and Kevin Hayes are restricted free agents.
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He was cleared to play late Monday but restricted to 30 minutes.
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In July, Japan restricted exports of high-tech materials to South Korea.
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"We're working in a capex-restricted industry," industry consultant Bengt Nordstrom said.
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Not to mention the "fixed 5G" network is restricted to residential homes.
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And the light that creates heiligenschein isn't restricted to reflecting off grass.
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She's restless, and wandering about various restricted territories in her own life.
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The central government said airspace above the city would be partly restricted.
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Diamond bourses in India and Israel have restricted the trading of synthetics.
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Democrats generally do not favor these policy proposals, preferring less restricted immigration.
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Here are five other countries that have restricted or banned e-scooters.
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For now, the Trump administration has restricted itself to suspending security assistance.
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What data are available are restricted to protect the identity of individuals.
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The benefits to them of artificially restricted markets are easy to understand.
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Hammond says that restricted Britain's ability to respond to future economic shocks.
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Local governments in Fujian and Anhui provinces have also restricted poultry trade.
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Other restricted minerals include vanadium and titanium, both used in steel alloys.
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Nevertheless, this aspect of the novel makes it feel a little restricted.
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Carhart, which allowed a law to stand that restricted certain abortion procedures.
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This influx of design patent lawsuits is not restricted to tech companies.
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The Legislative Council has restricted powers, but it can block government initiatives.
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Cash, excluding restricted cash, was $205 million as of March 31, 2017.
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Select gets you three 2D movies per month from a restricted list.
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The campaign can certainly decide who gets access or who is restricted.
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For this reason, female leaders are restricted by far more than ceilings.
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NDAAs passed under a GOP-controlled Congress have restricted treaty-related funding.
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Judicial interpretations of the DMCA have restricted the scope of available protections.
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His restricted breakdown while meditating in the third episode is a standout.
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Demonstrations will be restricted to certain hours, and weapons are prohibited. Gov.
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"Testimony is not restricted to verbal or written communications," the judge wrote.
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Internet access is also restricted to foreign visitors and a select elite.
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In Burkina Faso, for example, abortion is heavily restricted, making it unsafe.
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That fighting has restricted access for assistance to reach those in need.
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Now that July has arrived, restricted free agents can sign offer sheets.
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If they try to purchase restricted items, the payment will be declined.
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The equivalent of net working capital has been classified as restricted cash.
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The bill restricted funding for the nation's largest abortion provider, Planned Parenthood.
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Federal health officials botched an initial diagnostic test and restricted widespread screening.
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Several chains have restricted sales of soap to one item per person.
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In parts of Washington State and California, large gatherings were restricted entirely.
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Mr. Dondyuk visited the restricted region 10 years ago on photojournalism assignments.
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Throughout Mr. Mandela's incarceration, prison authorities severely restricted and censored his letters.
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People who live or work there are not restricted in any way.
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Earlier this year, the administration had restricted travel from China and Iran.
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For New Yorkers who are low risk, nonessential gatherings will be restricted.
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The team did not tender a contract as a restricted free agent.
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Air travel in Latin America has become heavily restricted in recent days.
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Air travel in Latin America has become heavily restricted in recent days.
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For a time, that money was restricted to research on family law.
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The two other deputies have been placed on restricted duty, Israel said.
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And even in the CT24, the system is restricted to certain highways.
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And another 7,000 have had their movement severely restricted, the report said.
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Had he been straight, his social canvas would have been restricted immeasurably.
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Young Cy wanted to play baseball, but asthma restricted his athletic activities.
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It got so bad that specific colors or color combinations were restricted.
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Many cameras are restricted by state laws to specific areas and hours.
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Google initially restricted travel in several countries including China, Italy and Iran.
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Mr. Dercon and his team's access to the Volksbühne building was restricted.
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A restricted buffer zone as wide as 300 yards is between them.
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Travel to and from Europe and other affected countries has been restricted.
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Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Salesforce have all restricted nonessential business travel.
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They go to streaming services, which generally speaking are far less restricted.
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Anaheim Ducks—Scratch one big name restricted free agent off the list.
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And Facebook's ads policy may have inadvertently restricted some anti-abortion advocacy.
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The extraordinary measure restricted movement for a quarter of the country's population.
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But with this virus, you could see most forms of travel restricted.
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The measure restricted the possession, sale, purchase and transfer of assault weapons.
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Travel in and out of the city has been restricted since Thursday.
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Their movements were restricted and their communications stifled, the camp's residents say.
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Some federal assistance programs have already restricted juice for very young children.
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The upstairs restaurant and bar will be restricted to those with reservations.
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But notice that 5G coverage is largely restricted to streets and sidewalks.
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Instead, he envisions a nonprofit manufacturer, with distribution restricted to specialized clinics.
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We don't grant the directors restricted shares or anything of the sort.
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But to protect this new domain, the government had restricted amateur activity.
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The administration later added Libya, Somalia and Yemen to the restricted list.
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It also restricted employee travel to Italy, Iran, Japan, and South Korea.
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The lender had restricted business travel to Italy earlier in this week.
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The lender had restricted business travel to Italy earlier in this week.
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The move is not the first time China has restricted coal imports.
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North, the un-enslaved were restricted from voting, serving on juries, and
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Sweden's IKEA, Walmart Inc and other companies have restricted travel and operations.
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Students will also be permitted to hire agents, a move now restricted.
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It shouldn't be a life sentence of public shame and restricted opportunity.
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He is likely to be deported soon, but his movements remain restricted.
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When a freedom to choose is restricted, it becomes much more attractive.
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Restricted stock units are valued in company stock, but vest over time.
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As a Schedule I drug, CBD use is greatly restricted and controlled.
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The gray market is by no means restricted to the United States.
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Generally, cities have restricted scooter companies to deploying only several hundred scooters.
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Access to the Muslim holy cities of Mecca and Medina is restricted.
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He may also receive restricted units in the future, the filing states.
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Specifically, ministers are restricted from endorsing or opposing candidates from the pulpit.
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Airline websites typically offer detailed lists of banned, restricted or dangerous goods.
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United States, which restricted the corruption laws, might require overturning the convictions.
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But the valuable frequencies needed to transmit data is much more restricted.
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"Restricted access is not public access," a parks official, Andrew Penzi, said.
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After the outbreak worsened and his employer restricted foreign travel, he canceled.
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Kid screen time is restricted to a few hours on the weekend.
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Flying in restricted air space, especially with drones, is asking for trouble.
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But enrollment in the trials is very restricted, and few children qualify.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore airspace will be restricted during the planned U.S.-N.
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Impact on IHS Towers NG Limited Following the successful transaction, we have aligned IHS Towers NG Limited's ratings with the restricted group's rating as IHS Towers NG Limited has been incorporated into the operations of the restricted group.
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Jokic also gets a lot of shots in the paint just outside of the restricted area—not quite a shot at the rim; not quite a mid-range jumper—and is the only player in the league who shoots over 60 percent from both the restricted area and from the paint outside of the restricted area while taking at least one shot from both zones per game.
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The most widely shared video shows her laying out her grievances with YouTube: moderators had age-restricted an ab exercise video because it was too provocative, but she ran through plenty of more provocative videos that hadn't been restricted.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Monday evening that they think any new authorization for the use of military force (AUMF) should be neither time-restricted nor geographically-restricted.
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For those who are restricted, the government's action may not appear very democratic.
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Beijing has restricted the withdrawal of renminbi from overseas branches of Chinese banks.
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Jaw droppers Trump's own carefully restricted media appearances have also contained jaw droppers.
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The Balearic Islands are the second Spanish region where bullfighting is currently restricted.
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Amazon has squeezed prices for book publishers and restricted those who don't comply.
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In January, Iran temporarily restricted Telegram access, ostensibly to quell anti-government demonstrations.
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This wasn't the first time Sri Lanka had restricted access to social media.
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"We're very restricted in what we can use that money for," he said.
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Trump's executive order restricted travel for foreign nationals from seven majority-Muslim countries.
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Supply is restricted through taxes, licensing requirements, and prohibitions on advertising and sponsorships.
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Demand is restricted through consumption taxes, public education campaigns, and warnings on packs.
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Banks are also restricted from providing funding to unlicensed institutions, the notice said.
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The state restricted the number of businesses licensed to sell to those patients.
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After you have filed a restricted application, you should get an award letter.
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Airlines and cruise ships have also restricted travel to China during the outbreak.
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Two deputies who responded to two calls have also been "restricted," he said.
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Witnesses and defense lawyers aren't restricted by the same grand jury secrecy rules.
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USB Restricted Mode, however, will not allow those tools to bypass the passcode.
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On October 22010th the Thai government restricted overnight stays on the Similan islands.
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Before today, you were restricted to sharing images in the default circular format.
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Funds required to be held by the regulator was treated as restricted cash.
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Through excessive working out and restricted eating, I lost a lot of weight.
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This means their size is restricted by the camera and plates in use.
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It doesn't mean that you are restricted in receiving the blessings of life.
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Another YouTuber, NeonFiona, posted side-by-side screenshots showing which videos were restricted.
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One of Seaine's videos, "I Am Transgender," disappears when viewed in restricted mode.
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In contrast to the states', however, the powers it exercises are severely restricted.
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Restricted stock units (RSU), once vested, are equal to a share of stock.
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Normally, data from volcano monitoring is restricted to just pressure and temperature data.
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Other tarantulas, the extremely rare and geographically restricted ones, have simply eluded detection.
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There is a national registry of handguns and other restricted and prohibited guns.
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"It's a global threat that is not restricted by borders," said Lt. Col.
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Fearing disloyalty, the Houthis restricted Saleh to his fief in Sanaa's political district.
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They have restricted access to natural resources and are often mired in poverty.
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"After Brexit, immigration is likely to be restricted more significantly," the report adds.
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Signs of civilisation are restricted to electricity pylons and the odd rundown farmhouse.
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In 2010 it restricted exports—in order, it said, to protect its environment.
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Also, you have to disable restricted mode for any skills separately—including YouTube.
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Since then, the police department has explicitly restricted ICE queries from the system.
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Normally the innuendo is restricted to cheeky asides and puns from the presenters.
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Currently, the sale of semi-automatic guns is not restricted in New Zealand.
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There was this [2003] partial-birth abortion ban, which restricted this from happening.
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U.S. persons and companies are banned from doing business with the restricted companies.
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Today, Google posted an update on changes it has made to restricted mode.
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We still feel trapped, restricted, anxious, surveilled, scrutinized, by things like gender roles.
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As Prince Harry's wife, Markle is restricted from baring her thoughts so openly.
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Initial reports suggest availability is restricted by region with Europeans getting first dibs.
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Until now, PS4 Remote Play has been restricted to the PS Vita handheld.
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Notably, restricted stock units are a key component of many startup compensation packages.
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Traffic was restricted on the Ohio River at Louisville, Kentucky, following a Dec.
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India is restricted to buying 2452 million tonnes per month, some 22.63,222.6 bpd.
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Venezuela's restricted access to credit would be diminished even further if it defaulted.
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It's possible you're on a state- or regional-based network that's more restricted.
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It would have also restricted visas for nationals from six predominantly Muslim countries.
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All apps that were restricted from friend-finding access can now re-apply.
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Farmer then ran into a restricted area of the property, and Lopera followed.
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We're told because of the transplant, Francia's diet is restricted and needs monitoring.
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Motiejunas, a restricted free agent, has had a strange year with the Rockets.
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While unseasonably warm weather reduced households' heating bills, it restricted spending last month.
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Countess was a restricted free agent but is now under contract through 2020.
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The kit man's obligations are not always restricted to off-field matters, either.
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Imports have only been restricted twice under the law — both times for oil.
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YouTube's controversial "restricted mode" setting may soon be a thing of the past.
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Restricted Cash: Cash is placed in 'AAA' money funds and is readily available.
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The conclusion of the financial restructuring represents a restricted default under Fitch's methodology.
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The order relaxed Obama-era rules that more tightly restricted lobbyists in government.
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" However, each individual state reserves the right to maintain its status as "restricted.
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And throughout our two weeks in Assad-held territory, our movements were restricted.
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Taken together, the court decisions also restricted how the money could be spent.
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Unofficial campaigners are far more restricted in what they are allowed to do.
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Poultry trade has been suspended or restricted in several provinces following human infections.
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Missouri, Minnesota and North Dakota have also restricted when farmers can spray dicamba.
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In both cases, US visas were restricted for certain government and diplomatic employees.
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The tests will reportedly be carried out in restricted airspace in Snowdonia, Wales.
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Most session times are restricted to levels or gated with lives or energy.
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For most games, the user-generated gameplay is restricted to an imaginary universe.
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"When you feel restricted, you can only restrict for so long," Kashey says.
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For Enlist, Dow AgroSciences has restricted sales to U.S. customers during China's review.
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First of all, Bradley is not interested in establishing a restricted canon of
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It also restricted Iran's enriched uranium stockpile to a maximum of 660 pounds.
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AIS occurs when blood flow to the brain is restricted by a clot.
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In 2003, government employees were restricted from leaving the country for personal reasons.
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It also restricted Iran's enriched uranium stockpile to a maximum of 660 pounds.
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Previously, E220006 was restricted under air pollution requirements between June 2202 and Sept.
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When will businesses be restricted from carrying forward losses to reduce their taxes?
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This design restricted pro users from expanding and upgrading the computer over time.
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When Facebook restricted access to friend data, it destroyed Pikini's businesses, Six4Three alleges.
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Before the game, Denver coach Mike Malone said Arthur's minutes will be restricted.
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The young woman will also have restricted access to the Capitol moving forward.
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The government apologised, but also blamed the tourists for entering a restricted area.
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She was intensely lonely and seemed trapped in a restricted, relatively joyless existence.
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And insurance companies, then and now, were restricted from selling across state lines.
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In November 2018, Juul restricted sales of its flavored pods to its website.
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Previously, E15 was restricted under air pollution requirements between June 2023 and Sept.
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When Charles Gordon-Lennox brought back racing, he restricted it to vintage cars.
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As secretary of state, he tried to make Kansas voting much more restricted.
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Farmer, who was sweating and looked panicked, then ran into a restricted area.
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As of March 31, Yahoo had 35.5 million unvested restricted stock units outstanding.
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Previously, E28503 was restricted under air pollution requirements between June 22019 and Sept.
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During the next few years, she perfected the recipes for her restricted diet.
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Trump argued that both southern Utah sites unnecessarily restricted activity from nearby residents.
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The mandate has since been restricted to performing more of an oversight role.
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The final agreement had Blanton granted 200,000 restricted stock shares in the company.
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Facebook has restricted content in other markets before, such as Russia and Turkey.
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Small, eco-tours can still apply for permits to access the restricted areas.
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But he was the most visible senior official to have his access restricted.
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The PCLOB is also restricted from hiring new staffers without a sitting chairman.
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Mr. Lawrence disputed that Viacom directors had been restricted from seeing Mr. Redstone.
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The South African government has restricted all official comment to the police ministry.
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But these sorts of capabilities don't have to be restricted to the internet.
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A third regimen, which Dr. Mattson follows, is known as time-restricted feeding.
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The power dynamics used against women were no longer restricted to the shadows.
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No other graduate student is restricted in any way from choosing another college.
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Google likely restricted access because of the United States' economic embargo on Cuba.
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Myanmar has restricted access to the conflict zone for most international aid agencies.
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The advantage of this restricted space is its proximity to my other life.
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But fintech firms are still restricted since many do not have banking licenses.
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Instead, once more, Johnson is a one-man wall in the restricted area.
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In 2016, Ecuador restricted Assange's internet access for commenting on U.S. internal affairs.
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Diesel-fueled trucks will also be restricted from transporting commodity materials, it said.
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More than a third of patients reported that their catheter restricted 'daily living'.
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Actually, it's unfortunate that we're so restricted in what we're allowed to do.
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Currently, OPEC and non-OPEC producers have restricted themselves to 32.5 million bpd.
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Previously, E21625 was restricted under air pollution requirements between June 2900 and Sept.
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But those shares are restricted and cannot be sold during certain time periods.
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Information about Turkmenistan is tightly restricted, with almost no one able to enter.
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She hasn't ordered a statewide lockdown but has restricted business and hospital operations.
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From Monday, restricted opening hours for bars and nightclubs will come into force.
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I'm opposed to late-term abortions and think they should be severely restricted.
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Certainly that should have been "R for restricted" for a hormonal gay boy.
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For the next decade, she wore a corset that severely restricted her movements.
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They restricted the rights of money-owners in the interests of everybody else.
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Close to 55,000 impostor accounts sold by Devumi have been restricted or suspended.
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According to the FAA, SkyPan repeatedly flew near high rises in restricted airspace.
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"Yet, most of the benefits of time-restricted eating were sustained," he said.
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Last month, Madrid restricted private vehicle access for nonresidents in its city center.
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But even that will be severely restricted if the government has its way.
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Those falsehoods are no longer restricted to the dark corners of the internet.
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A minute later, it disappeared from the radar over a restricted military zone.
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Those restricted connections create choke points for hackers, but also for remote workers.
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With players who are not contractually restricted from wearing additional patches, negotiations begin.
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Turkish authorities have restricted protests in the country in recent years, citing security.
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The company is "deep cleaning" and "sanitizing" the woman's room, which is restricted.
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Most of the forces are restricted to advising roles behind the front lines.
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As the hours trickle by, movement across the world is becoming increasingly restricted.
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Countries around the world have shuttered schools, closed nonessential businesses and restricted travel.
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Second, they wondered whether Choe's human rights were being restricted in any way.
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And for a time cultural life was less restricted by harsh ideological controls.
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This leaves access to abortion care extremely restricted, and ultimately will hurt women.
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Foreign investment is still restricted in certain sectors, including financial services like insurance.
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There are no roads, so travel is restricted to boats, mostly dugout canoes.
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Dawn, the country's leading English daily, had its distribution restricted by the authorities.
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Europe has restricted steel imports in response to a glut in global supply.
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Are severe cases restricted or highly concentrated in those with underlying medical conditions?
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The administration restricted sales to Huawei in May, citing concerns over national security.
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At the most elite institutions, the rate of acceptance grew even more restricted.
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Financing terms now are restricted to cash-in-advance or third-country financing.
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Reinking was arrested in July in a restricted area near the White House.
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The old Noma restricted itself to ingredients that grew in the Nordic countries.
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Google previously restricted employee travel to Italy, Iran, China, Japan, and South Korea.
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Here's more on how the agreement restricted Iran, and what could happen now.
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You're restricted to rapid, shallow breaths for however long you're wearing the costume.
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Hashtags used to spread misinformation on Instagram will also be blocked or restricted.
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These organizations all offer the same answer for why they're restricted to men.
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A few states, notably California, have long restricted the use of the tactic.
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Crude prices gained on tightening supply as U.S. sanctions restricted Iranian crude exports.
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Many companies offer restricted stock plans, stock options and employee stock purchase plans.
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Restricted stock is given to employees more frequently than stock options, Cervino said.
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Masters nostalgia may be unlimited, but Masters supply is by design severely restricted.
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Vodafone would be restricted to winning no more than 160MHz across both bands.
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Some are restricted to the bathroom of the gender on their birth certificate.
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The IRS has long restricted the information it gives law enforcement, they said.
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The committees are not restricted in how much they can transfer to candidates.
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The JV is managed by the restricted group, which has full operational control.
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The observatory was in a restricted area off the northern coast of Germany.
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The Saudi students have been restricted to classroom instruction since the review began.
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The contents of the restricted calls with Putin and bin Salman are unknown.
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Officials say the plane violated airspace rules in the restricted area on Tuesday.
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Two other officers involved with the case were also placed on restricted duty.
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London, meanwhile, has additionally restricted flights from some airports in Lebanon and Tunisia.
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This season's likely replacement is Wesley Johnson, who is a restricted free agent.
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She has been charged with making false statements and entering a restricted area.
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He was restricted to one pinch-hit appearance in the next two games.
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Mr. Messinger was awarded 1.25 million restricted stock units for his additional duties.
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Political violence is relatively rare in Britain, where gun ownership is stringently restricted.
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The Constitution initially restricted the blessings of liberty to property-owning white males.
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They depend on foreign aid that has been severely restricted since Aug. 25.
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With 249 age-restricted active adult communities in New Jersey listed on 55places.
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The U.S. restricted foreign travelers from 26 European countries from entering the country.
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The racial discipline gap is not restricted to Arkansas, or to the South.
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But sports gambling laws enacted in most other states have restricted digital activity.
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Drivers would have to adjust or use public transit for the restricted day.
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More than 20 countries restricted North Korea's diplomatic activities, including expelling its diplomats.
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Until now, though, those foreign sponsors have avoided using restricted American military technology.
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These unconscious biases aren't restricted to hiring — or hedge funds, for that matter.
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Public housing was most often restricted to neighborhoods that were already low-income.
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Daniel E. Pinto, the chief executive of corporate and investment banking, received $5,807,875 in restricted stock and the same in performance shares, and Matthew E. Zames, the chief operating officer, received $5.325 million each in restricted stock and performance shares.
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GEO will stop DJI drones from taking off in restricted areas like airports and Washington, DC. The system will also let users know about airspace that has been temporarily restricted, such as places near forest fires or big stadium events.
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A forthcoming feature more closely resembles the shadowbanning described in this patent, giving users the options to set other accounts as "restricted," where restricted accounts will have comments they leave on the restricting user's content hidden to everyone but themselves.
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This philosophy isn't restricted to travel, either: it also works for other time-restricted credits, like the Saks Fifth Avenue credit offered by the American Express Platinum and the Dell credit offered on the Business Platinum® Card from American Express.
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The number of items, like hair ties or sunglasses, can be restricted as well.
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Understanding the nature of restricted location capacity might be of particular use to advertisers.
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Such restricted areas are only accessible to residents, guests, WEF personnel and accredited media.
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An elevated security threat restricted our movements, making it impossible to complete our work.
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HAHN: What are we supposed to do be all for a rubber restricted election?
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Warmbier entered the restricted area of the hotel in the early hours of Jan.
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Downstairs turns out to be floor B-82, which is for restricted personnel only.
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Photo: Thomas Reed/Malware BytesWith USB Restricted Mode, lockdown records would receive new limitations.
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Enjoying yourself in a house of commerce isn't restricted to buying mattresses, of course.
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With its improved CRA rating, BBVAC is no longer restricted from bank M&A.
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" Avenatti told CNN on Friday, "I am restricted in what I can say unfortunately.
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Wisconsin's early voting period would also be restricted to just two weeks going forward.
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But one strategy — a restricted benefits application — has been grandfathered in for certain claimants.
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In America, for example, mining it offshore or near large residential areas is restricted.
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Union power is largely restricted to the public sector these days, where monopolies exist.
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Two deputies, after reviewing some of the incidents, have been placed on "restricted" duties.
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The NSA's spying program is still vast, but it's now a touch more restricted.
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Under current IP laws, ownership (and standing to sue) are generally restricted to humans.
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But police allowed dozens of Sisi supporters to gather in restricted squares and areas.
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Lockdown meant Orta was restricted from participating in the preparation of his own food.
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R, for Restricted, is a nebulous rating; some movies are more R than others.
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In its new update, Apple is rolling out a feature called USB Restricted Mode.
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He also said after a "thorough, independent investigation," weapons sales could be restricted. Sen.
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The company's website says some repairs may be restricted to the region of purchase.
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Kantar scaled down some of the flexibility in the debt baskets and restricted payments.
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Such drone operations are highly restricted in the US and approved only by exception.
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THE IDEA of underwater mining is not restricted to the ocean floor (see article).
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Facebook has since restricted the ability of apps on its platform to harvest data.
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Industrial pollution, for example, is restricted because it creates a future cost to society.
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To some degree, Microsoft and Sony have been restricted by their original console designs.
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Meanwhile, their popular videos (their channel has 850,000 subscribers) started getting restricted and demonetized.
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Background: The Saudi- and UAE–led offensive has severely restricted commercial and humanitarian cargo.
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But these new models are severely restricted by current Medicaid and Medicare payment barriers.
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Yet the software is still restricted to the narrow discipline it's designed to tackle.
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Or when Twitter restricted actor Rose McGowan's account instead of just deleting one tweet.
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"Things like child abuse are not restricted to families with low incomes," she added.
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For example, it was restricted from performing more clicks per minute than a human.
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Having spent £390m on the building of The Emirates, Arsenal's finances were seriously restricted.
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By mid-2017 banks restricted withdrawals to the equivalent of a dollar a day.
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Strict laws, against criticizing the monarch restricted frank discussion of his life and personality.
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Today, though China still supports wild gibbons, they are restricted to its southern fringes.
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Most of India's 29 states have either banned or restricted the killing of cows.
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The Senate would have much more restricted powers and no right of a veto.
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In a statement to PEOPLE, Spire Hospital confirmed that he is restricted from working.
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However, it's not just restricted to those systems, thanks to a USB-C port.
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This winter, photographer Seph Lawless traveled to Picher to access a previously restricted area.
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Widely accessible sites could be more tightly regulated than those with a restricted audience.
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While he has been released on bail, he remains restricted from contacting his wife.
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There's also a multitude of restricted zones, not to mention security and privacy concerns.
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However, it will be initially restricted to companies selling goods on Amazon's own marketplace.
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Those who confess will be subjected to "restricted liberty" for up to eight years.
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Imports are banned or tightly restricted in 41 countries, from South Africa to India.
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I always loved myself, but I felt very restricted in what I could enjoy.
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Until recently, these international shipments tended to be restricted to fairly high-value goods.
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Already, Dodd-Frank has negatively impacted and restricted what Americans can and cannot do.
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The phrase "We all scream for ice cream" isn't restricted to just our species.
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And the fact that it's so punitive and restricted is really a huge shame.
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Still, it implies that something was pretty significantly wrong with the restricted mode algorithm.
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Further complicating child donors, consent was restricted to people over the age of 15.
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Previous cash tournaments were restricted to pros or other invited players, like popular streamers.
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Slowdown in deal-making was not just restricted to the U.K., according to Mergermarket.
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Others restricted BCG to patients whose tumors were mostly likely to spread or recur.
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Facebook restricted 365 pieces of content last year, 10 times the amount in 2014.
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Sweden has tightened control of its borders in recent years and restricted immigration practices.
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Elections were the norm since the late 19th century (though usually with restricted suffrage).
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Importantly, this only helps if the iPhone has still not entered USB Restricted Mode.
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Though hardly mainstream, distrust of the federal government is not restricted to the fringe.
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The bone evidence, however, is restricted mainly to what are now Argentina and Brazil.
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From then on, her walking was restricted to a few steps at a time.
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Within five weeks the mice with a restricted water intake developed chronic kidney disease.
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Smoking the product is restricted in New York state, as is consuming via edibles.
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The reforms restricted gun ownership, while outright banning automatic and semiautomatic rifles and shotguns.
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Assad interview restricted The interview with AFP's Damascus bureau chief took place on Wednesday.
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Barbie had careers at a time when women were restricted to being just housewives.
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But since then, the Turkish government has restricted rights and freedoms of its people.
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Few major gaming companies had even considered developing consoles for players with restricted movement.
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So police in Fort Worth are investigating why, and the officer's on restricted duty.
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Speed limits on many Pennsylvania highways will be restricted to 45 mph, he said.
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Lathem's passport and Warren's travel visa were restricted while authorities were searching for them.
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But Goz has proven that this is not a whimsy restricted to the elite.
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Empathy has certain design features that do make it positive in certain restricted circumstances.
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This is because foreign investment is restricted in the sectors in which UFC operates.
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Bus service will be severely restricted, while Metro's paratransit service will be completely suspended.
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The result: where land use is restricted, low-skill migration into those places slows.
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He will find himself restricted in how much of this devolution he can accomplish.
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But with the acquisition, those restricted stock units, or RSUs, will become nearly worthless.
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While unseasonably warm weather lowered households' heating bills, it restricted spending growth last month.
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Most vaporettos (water buses) still run, though some may be on a restricted service.
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A regulatory clampdown on shadow banking has further restricted smaller companies' access to funding.
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And access to reproductive healthcare is restricted in varying degrees in all 50 states.
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A number of states and cities have restricted public employee travel to the state.
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The restricted payments basket is tied to net income and proceeds from equity issuance.
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According to CityLab, the village will be restricted to residents age 55 and older.
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As in Turkey, information is restricted through government control during times of political crises.
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The worst was a hip replacement, which sapped her energy and restricted her movement.
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Why is it that these groups of people are not restricted from donating blood?
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Roads and airports are cleared but largely restricted to transporting rescuers and relief supplies.
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Early voting, which non-whites (who lean Democratic) are keen on, has been restricted.
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UBS said that rising debt levels had restricted the fiscal freedom of various governments.
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This information is often restricted in health care, especially when it comes to pricing.
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But they are also expensive, and that has restricted access especially among Medicaid populations.
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The other languages, restricted to the land, thus require a mere 25,000 words each.
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Most of these women die in countries where abortion is illegal or otherwise restricted.
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The final group, the dieting group, was put on a calorie-restricted meal plan.
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Grey area: Tobacco companies have long been restricted from most TV or print advertising.
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Because much of the land is restricted to farming, rents have remained stubbornly low.
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LGBT YouTube users, for instance, have also complained about their videos being unfairly restricted.
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However, protests are now restricted by law and secular activists have been rounded up.
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With a restricted reach after the proposed laws, the funding would probably also fall.
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Both measures also include salary, bonuses, restricted stock grants and long-term incentive payouts.
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It means that access to online video services will be restricted or entirely absent.
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One particular sector that should be expanded upon and not further restricted is agriculture.
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That restricted land, known as the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, now extends 1,000 square miles.
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Restricted access from the patient perspective is augmented on the supply side of care.
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"Line has been restricted to Japan and pockets of Southeast Asia," Ms. Dharia said.
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Despite these videos centering on reviewing tea products, YouTube marked these videos as restricted.
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Migration also was restricted, with the Immigration Act in 1924, introducing quotas for immigrants.
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Inside, internet access is restricted, relationships are arranged, and conventional medicines are frowned upon.
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The majority, including U.S.A. House in Ipanema, are invitation-only or offer restricted access.
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Notably, even emergency service aircraft are prohibited from flying within the temporary restricted areas.
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Avoiding arbitration, the Rangers signed their top two restricted free agents to new contracts.
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UK authorities have reportedly restricted Cummings&apos access to intelligence, despite his senior position.
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When a bank is placed on the PCA, its ability to lend is restricted.
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Reasons, per ALA: The book was banned, challenged, and restricted for addressing teen suicide.
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I THINK WHAT WE'RE SEEING HAPPEN IS TECHNOLOGY IS NOT RESTRICTED TO IT ANYMORE.
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They also promised most of their employees a $2,500 bonus in restricted stock grants.
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And the committees are not restricted in how much they can transfer to candidates.
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Replay showed Curry was outside the restricted area when he drew contact from Towns.
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Her tiny house is also restricted by weight, which is determined by axle size.
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The tendency toward abstraction, though, is not merely restricted to the realm of technology.
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Both items are classified as restricted military equipment under Thailand's 1987 Arms Control Act.
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But he has put out no statements himself denying his movements are being restricted.
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Read receipts in DM and activity status will also be inaccessible for restricted users.
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"There are definitely cognitive impacts to someone who is being calorie restricted," she said.
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