TV footage showed the surrounding area had been sealed off.
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The country remains sealed off from all inbound air travel.
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Drivers complained that roads were sealed off for the march.
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The bubble was sealed off from the noxious atmospheric contaminants outside.
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The site has been sealed off by police, making demonstrations impossible.
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Functional panels are sealed off with glass and are very safe.
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Police, some wearing face masks, sealed off roads to the plant.
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Turkish authorities had earlier sealed off the premises in apparent retaliation.
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The plaza where the restaurant is located remained sealed off on Friday.
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The military sealed off the area and declared it a closed zone.
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They said police had sealed off the area to prevent further attacks.
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The area was sealed off while bomb experts checked the man's belt.
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So it's safe to say the border won't be physically sealed off.
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Most people in Pyongyang are effectively sealed off from the outside world.
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To be underwater, sealed off from anything going on above the surface?
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Palenque is pretty much sealed off from the rest of the country.
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Hospitals are erecting inflatable, sealed-off infectious disease tents on their grounds.
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Italian authorities sealed off 11 towns, including ten in Lombardy, on Saturday.
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Officials have since sealed off the market and banned live animal sales.
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Protesters on Tuesday sealed off roads with barbed wire and burned debris.
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They are encamped in training bases, sealed off from the community around them.
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A security operation is underway, and the shopping center has been sealed off.
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Armed police sealed off the shopping street where half a dozen ambulances gathered.
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"In this connection, the premises were closed and sealed off," the statement said.
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Police are still conducting raids in the area, which has been sealed off.
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Channels feeding the underground habitats are sealed off as the river is confined.
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When Tulsa did get a shot, the Bearcats finally sealed off the glass.
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The plantations had been sealed off after the fires were spotted, she said.
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The roads out of Huangshi and into Wuhan had all been sealed off.
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But such perfection can start to seem sealed off and emotionally one-dimensional.
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The area around the cafe and the school was sealed off for hours.
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But now much of Sur is not only destroyed but also sealed off.
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Authorities sealed off Wuhan, which is home to 11 million people, on Thursday.
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The void is completely sealed off from the known passageways in the pyramid.
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Zahabia hotel's beach was sealed off and placed under the control of security forces.
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The government has sealed off more cities, canceled public gatherings and shut down schools.
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It's sealed off with a mucus plug, which keeps out germs and other particles.
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A set of brightly lit sewer tunnels a few minutes away were sealed off.
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The area was sealed off as police and army vehicles surrounded the blast site.
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Facilities could also be sealed off to prevent them from going back into operation.
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The hotspot is sealed off by a tall metal fence and guarded by police.
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Armed police sealed off the shopping street where half a dozen ambulances had gathered.
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The USB port is just wide open, but obviously it's been sealed off inside.
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Police sealed off the road leading to the hotel with barricades and water canon.
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Countries have also sealed off their borders to thwart the spread of the virus.
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It said 4.25 hectares of its land had been sealed off for an investigation.
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As the sun started to set, Beaumont was effectively sealed off by rising water.
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The cities have been sealed off; transportation in and out of them has stopped.
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Since the city was effectively sealed off last week, most shops have shut down.
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The gunman is on the run and police have sealed off the surrounding area.
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Mr. Islam said the home was sealed off with concrete blocks and boarded up.
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The family still lives there, the damaged room sealed off with sheets of plywood.
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This steel gate sealed off the part of the compound where the cells were.
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On Tuesday, the ship's crew sealed off the cabins that previously held the infected passengers.
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Telecommunications also were reported to be down, while the Taliban sealed off the surrounding roads.
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As he spoke, heavily armed police officers sealed off a widening perimeter of the city.
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And in offices, central air systems demanded that buildings be sealed off from the outside.
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The unit "has been sealed off and all personnel have been removed," Mr. Shoigu replied.
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Los Angeles officials on Sunday had already sealed off the roads surrounding the crash site.
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For one year, the Needle is to be sealed off to test the new technology.
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Streets around the house in the city's southern borough of Forest were sealed off by police.
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The area where the blast occurred was immediately sealed off and emergency services attended to victims.
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Witnesses reported hearing intermittent gunfire, and roads leading to the area were sealed off by police.
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On February 4, the ship's crew sealed off the cabins that previously held the infected passengers.
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Following the attack, police sealed off the site of the explosion and forensic teams moved in.
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Here is a look at some of the land and sea areas Obama has sealed off.
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Hospital workers alerted the police, who sealed off the area and deployed a bomb-disposal team.
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In Gaziantep, the police sealed off the site of the attack and forensic teams began investigating.
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The town sealed off the well that seemed to be the source of the tainted water.
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On the map, it's about 25 miles of shoreline sealed off by a chain of mountains.
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There is a part of Russell Westbrook unknowable to everyone, sealed off and out of reach.
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The facility remained sealed off hours later as police and federal agents continued hunting for clues.
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Such a sealed off life is not even an option for me or those like me.
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Violence could erupt if crowds try to force their way into the sealed-off government sector.
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China sealed off cities, shut down businesses and schools, and ordered people to avoid mass gatherings.
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Wuhan has been placed on an effective lockdown, almost entirely sealed off from the outside world.
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The Chinese government sealed off the city of Wuhan, where the deadly coronavirus originated, on Thursday.
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The writing was probably on the wall when the G230 was similarly sealed off earlier this year.
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Somali security forces sealed off the area, where a thick column of white smoke rose into sky.
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It is one of several areas around the Syrian capital which are sealed off by government forces.
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China has sealed off several of its cities, including Wuhan, restricted public gatherings and quarantined some communities.
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Istiklal Avenue in central Istanbul was sealed off, and many ambulances and security forces attended the scene.
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A SWAT team sealed off the neighborhood and "several" people were eventually allowed to leave the home.
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Witnesses said security forces had sealed off the area and nearby roads were blocked following the bombing.
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The scene was sealed off, and a technical examination of the area was expected to take place.
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A section of Lighters Wharf in Marsa was sealed off early on Monday as helicopters circled above.
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The owner refused, but cannot return with the area sealed off by policemen linked to the militia.
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He promises to guide them into a place called the Zone, which the government has sealed off.
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Legend has it that Ohio University sealed off one of its dorm rooms because of paranormal activity.
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Police had sealed off many voting centers in the hours before the vote to prevent their use.
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The satellite's construction is carried out in the Japan's office's basement, which is sealed off to visitors.
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The military conducted a sweep of the area after the authorities sealed off the site, it said.
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By February 219, the country had 222 confirmed cases and had sealed off 219 towns with checkpoints.
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The police have sealed off the monastery to interview 150 people, including staff members, monks and bishops.
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The cities of Wuhan, Huanggang, Shiyan and Xiaogan have completely sealed off all residential complexes and communities.
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The interior space is its own sealed-off world; nothing inside the vertical-farm buildings is uncontrolled.
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Several videos have emerged of a patient being wheeled through an airport in a sealed-off cage.
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It sealed off major urban centers and thereby forced migrants to cross in more remote, dangerous areas.
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Israel and Egypt sealed off their border when Hamas violently took over from the Palestinian Authority in 2007.
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After the explosion, a special police unit sealed off the area around the parliament, a Reuters witness reported.
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A heavy Jordanian police presence had sealed off the area around the embassy so the protesters gathered nearby.
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One thing that you'll notice right away is that the headset isn't seamlessly sealed off from the world.
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" Shoigu replies: "Mr President, the nuclear power unit has been sealed off and all personnel have been removed.
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On a recent Saturday, the square where the Mothers used to gather was sealed off by police barriers.
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The state's agriculture ministry said an area of 3 square km (1.2 square miles) had been sealed off.
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The countryside, which is believed to be severely impoverished, is sealed off to visitors and the outside world.
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On the island that had been so sealed off from the world, a door was suddenly creaking open.
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Hours after the attack the area remained sealed off and patrolled by armed police and counter-terrorism officers.
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Because of the brutality of the group, the city has been virtually sealed off from the outside world.
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Residents said the district where the abduction occurred was quickly sealed off by police and other security forces.
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Police sealed off the area and pushed onlookers and journalists back, warning there could be a second bomb.
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The tunnels are mostly sealed off now, although the basement of the bar was part of the tunnels.
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Bikoro hospital has sealed off a ward to diagnose suspected Ebola patients and provide treatment, according to UNICEF.
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And yet there is still something about "Reputation" that feels sealed off from the rest of the world.
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No one was injured and the site will remain sealed off until a full search has been competed.
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When East Germany sealed off its section of Berlin in August 1961, many families and friends were separated.
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Mortgage payments were suspended, entire towns were sealed off, and Italy's popular tourist destinations now sit eerily silent.
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On Wednesday night, the police had sealed off the capital's main boulevards, hoping to prevent crowds from gathering.
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Suddenly, meeting your partner while sealed off from them in a pod doesn't sound so weird, does it?
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Two days earlier officials had sealed off her city in a desperate attempt to stop it from spreading.
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Presidio Terrace is an oval shaped street sealed off by a gate from the tony Presidio Heights neighborhood.
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As a forensic investigation got under way, the chamber was sealed off and the public told to leave.
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Police had sealed off the neighborhood but established a meeting place for parents and relatives at a nearby church.
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Investigators also discovered a section in the center of the warehouse that had been completely sealed off by concrete.
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The city of Portland abandoned the Kelly Butte site in 1994 and permanently sealed off the bunker in 2006.
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It is better to live gasping, in my own fretful inadequacy, than sealed off forever in an airless myth.
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Police had sealed off the street to my hotel and were inspecting the smouldering remains of a car bomb.
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The sealed-off border also exerts a powerful psychological effect northward, in the very land it's meant to protect.
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MoMA's is, as usual, wide-open, white, light-blasted and sealed off from any hint of an outside world.
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The country has already sealed off its border crossings from China and suspended schools until the end of March.
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Officials have sealed off almost a dozen towns and canceled major events in an effort to contain the outbreak.
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But riot police sealed off nearby streets by mid-morning, forcing some protesters onto the square behind the museum.
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The area around the property was sealed off and nearby residents were evacuated, including children at a local nursery.
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If the entrance of a tunnel was sealed off with boulders, water might emerge from it, forming a stream.
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How do you keep a country hermetically sealed off from the news in a world where the internet exists?
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In response to the attack, the IDF sealed off access to Bani Naim to everyone except humanitarian and medical workers.
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Egypt has kept Rafah largely sealed off since 2013, after the ouster of Egypt&aposs elected Islamist President Mohammed Morsi.
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It adds to the impression that the Newport contest is taking place in a vacuum, sealed off from national politics.
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Serbian media reported that police sealed off the area near the home Saturday night and blocked exits from the city.
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But its forces are not small, and their territory is not tiny and sealed off as other opposition holdouts were.
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The route was sealed off with roadblocks and panels of temporary walling to allow access only to spectators with tickets.
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Police have sealed off the square in the city's historic Sultanahmet district, popular with tourists, close to the Blue Mosque.
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China accounts for about 90% of North Korea's trade, a vital lifeline for North Korea's small and sealed-off economy.
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I'd gotten into the habit of consuming novels so fitfully that I was all but sealed off from their pleasures.
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Large public events have also been canceled, entire towns have been sealed off, and Italy's popular tourist destinations are deserted.
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Large public events have also been stopped, entire towns have been sealed off, and Italy's popular tourist destinations are deserted.
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IOI said its subsidiary, Sukses Karya Sawit (SKS), had not received any official notification on its land being sealed off.
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Before the end of the Cold War, the Iron Curtain sealed off the Soviet Union from the rest of Europe.
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The announcement that the city of Wuhan would be temporarily sealed off from the outside world starting at 10 a.m.
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Trains and other public transportation have been suspended, roads have been sealed off and checkpoints established at tollgates around Wuhan.
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Schaffhausen's downtown area was sealed off to traffic, and residents and others working there were evacuated as a safety precaution.
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There, as "blue carbon," it's an underground vault, secure for millennia, as long as it's sealed off from the air.
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This home is sealed off from the outside; it's as if the house and garage have turned into a bunker.
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He scowled, sealed off to the buzz of food stands, spray painters, and the harsh wind lashing his bare limbs.
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The Minya Coptic Orthodox Diocese said authorities sealed off two churches in the southern province, citing harassment and attacks by extremists.
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His home, believed to be the place where he and his daughter were poisoned, was sealed off as a crime scene.
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Cost: $4,285 for 10 weeks It was not all that long ago that Myanmar was largely sealed off from the West.
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Normally the tube is sealed off so nothing can travel between your ears and your throat, which keeps infections at bay.
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The cabin can be completely sealed off from the elements, and features an HVAC system for heating or cooling your drives.
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Nearby, there's a small structure that's sealed off from the ocean where I'm able to head inside and catch my breath.
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The Minya Coptic Orthodox Diocese said authorities sealed off two churches in the southern province, citing harassment and attacks by fundamentalists.
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Jordanian police said after Sunday's shooting that they sealed off the embassy compound and deployed dozens of anti-terrorism gendarmie forces.
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Police sealed off an entrance to dozens of terraced houses in Fallowfield, where a witness said armed police surrounded a property.
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He said the area was immediately sealed off and would be opened in the presence of forensic experts on July 20.
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The infected area had been sealed off for six weeks after the highly contagious disease was reported there, the statement said.
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These images stand at an interesting intersection of both, bridging a cultural gap that is often sealed off and never crossed.
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Police then sealed off the headquarters of Chamisa's Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) before storming the building and arresting 16 people.
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The investigation is going ahead, but the Republicans still hope to win a battle of belief, sealed off from the truth.
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Roadblocks have sealed off cities, public transportation has been shut down and private cars have been mostly banned from the roads.
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The city was not sealed off by the government forces and there were no American Black Hawks to back them up.
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Officials in Innsbruck, an Austrian ski town, sealed off a 108-room hotel after an employee tested positive for the virus.
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The forest site is being sealed off to ramblers as authorities start groundworks and check for unexploded World War II explosives.
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These open hallways also can be sealed off electronically in the case of an emergency, adding one more layer of security.
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The authorities there and in the surrounding province have sealed off tens of millions of people in a desperate attempt at containment.
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As news of the attack spread, Parliament went into "lockdown" and the part of London that symbolises Britain's democracy was sealed off.
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They are sealed off and solitary, without any obligations toward empathy — the worst people to rule the world, though they often do.
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Bike shop owner Mehvish Iqlaq said army helicopters and ambulances arrived and sealed off the area within 10 minutes of the crash.
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After Thursday's blast in Yancheng, police, some wearing face masks, sealed off roads to what was left of the devastated, smouldering plant.
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After the blast in Yancheng, police, some wearing face masks, sealed off roads to what was left of the devastated, smouldering plant.
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We're told backstage was sealed off so very few people could see them together, but this pic of the rendezvous got out.
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Durant sealed off the rim against a Draymond Green drive, stretching his hands up to the backboard square, and gathered Green's miss.
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Dozens of soldiers sealed off the site and stormed into the studios where they accosted staff, snatching their phones and halting programmes.
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Shortly after dawn, a dozen Hawks police officers sealed off a street leading to the Gupta mansion in Johannesburg's upscale Saxonwold suburb.
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The 41-mile land border which used to let in 40% of Qatar's food was sealed off, and has remained so since.
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Dozens of soldiers sealed off the site and stormed into the studios where they accosted staff, snatching their phones and halting programs.
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LONDON, Nov 12 (Reuters) - British police sealed off a main road in Vauxhall, central London, on Monday to investigate an abandoned car.
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Armed officers swarmed the scene and sealed off a large area around parliament that is usually bustling with tourists and government workers.
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Wuhan, the provincial capital in Hubei and the city hardest hit by the epidemic, will remain sealed off until April 8. 153.
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National Security agents sealed off the airport and prevented dozens of security staff from leaving, including police, passport officers and intelligence agents.
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Though Mongolia has yet to report any cases, it has sealed off the border and refused entry to anyone travelling through China.
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Though Mongolia has yet to report any cases, it has sealed off the border and refused entry to anyone traveling through China.
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Italian authorities have sealed off the worst-affected towns, closed schools and halted the carnival in Venice, where there were two cases.
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National Security agents sealed off the airport and prevented dozens of security staff from leaving, including police, passport officers and intelligence agents.
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Police sealed off the building in Dresden's Baroque city palace and said they were still trying to work out what was missing.
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Many communities are sealed off from safety as insurgents scatter from hide-outs in the forest, pushed out by recent military operations.
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Fire service divers sealed off the entrance to the sewers within the university, while others searched for anyone trapped, injured or dead.
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After Thursday's blast in Yancheng, police, some wearing face masks, sealed off roads to what was left of the devastated, smoldering plant.
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That means that end is completely sealed off and a surgery that would free me from the colostomy bag is off the table.
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Until a few years ago GCHQ, which has about 6,000 staff at its Cheltenham site, was largely sealed off from the outside world.
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"The building has been sealed off and we are conducting a criminal investigation inside," Hollywood Police Chief Tomas Sanchez told reporters on Wednesday.
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Most of them, such as Somalia and North Korea, are hampered by decades-long civil wars or largely sealed off from outside world.
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The high wall, which for the best part of two centuries sealed off the yard from the rest of Brooklyn, is still there.
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With winter setting in and the city effectively sealed off by the army and its allies from all directions, humanitarian problems are escalating.
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And they occasionally made too much of the show's sealed-off quality, the sense that, yes, everything took place inside a snow globe.
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At the extreme of psychosis is catatonia, a deeply, profoundly sad condition in which someone becomes almost totally sealed off from the world.
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AIRPORT REOPENED Departure zones in the airport were sealed-off on Wednesday to all but passengers with boarding passes, as normal service resumed.
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So we imagine a communal bell jar, enclosing us all, an impenetrable but transparent border sealed off from the menace of human ruin.
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Security forces sealed off the site of the explosion, in a northern residential district of Sidon, 40 km (25 miles) south of Beirut.
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Families remained out of their homes later in the day after the authorities sealed off the immediate neighborhood as part of their investigation.
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Fifteen years after it was sealed off, the heavily fortified neighborhood in the heart of Baghdad was opened to the public on Monday.
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The three muses, sealed off in their pretty posing and affectations, didn't register his ridiculousness, making the ballet seem shallower than it is.
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The First Baptist Church, the scene of the shooting, was also sealed off, with yellow police-line tape posted around the church grounds.
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The country initially sealed off 11 towns, then expanding that red zone to include the northern region of Lombardy and 14 neighboring provinces.
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Like us, Baby is waiting for the action to start, seemingly sealed off from the outside world with his dark sunglasses and earbuds.
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After the attack, the roads in Wazir Akbar Khan were sealed off by the Afghan security forces and helicopters were seen hovering overhead.
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Reports of civilian massacres have emerged in recent weeks as residents from areas previously sealed off by Boko Haram start to stream out.
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The area around the police headquarters was sealed off and the nearest metro station was shut for security reasons, the transport authority said.
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It is peacefully removed from the clamor of the beachfront bars along the water in Cruz Bay, sealed off by a glass door.
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Once upon a time, the self was hermetically sealed off from the selves around it; now it is cultures that are mutually incommensurable.
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"Any untold hundreds of (sailors) literally went down with the ship including many who may have been sealed off in sealed compartments," he added.
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Troops in armored carriers sealed off the main road leading to the church while vehicles transported the dead and wounded to the town hospital.
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But Sanders's continued momentum and the enthusiasm of his supporters — even when his path was essentially sealed off — was impressive in its own right.
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Hubei, the province hit hardest by the outbreak, remains in virtual lockdown, with its train stations and airports shut and its roads sealed off.
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Police sealed off part of the park surrounding the Catalan parliament in central Barcelona for the vote, but streets were quiet with no demonstrations.
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For the sake of energy efficiency, more and more buildings are sealed off completely to the outside world, relying on mechanical ventilation for airflow.
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Police special forces units sealed off the house following the attack on Wednesday night but gunfire and explosions could be heard for several hours.
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So I took the suit out and there was literally sweat up to my heels in my suit because the booties are sealed off.
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You'll still know you're getting into a tiny pod that's completely sealed off from the world — and this virtual reality Hyperloop app shows it.
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With the militants largely sealed off, civilians are enduring increasingly siege-like conditions, with shortages of fuel, food and water as winter sets in.
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In 2014, China saw one man die and 151 people placed in quarantine because of the plague, with the city of Yumen sealed off.
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After the violence in January, the campus was sealed off during the school day, and students were no longer permitted to come and go.
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Coalition forces have sealed off the area of the crash, he said, adding that preliminary indications were that the helicopter had a technical malfunction.
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The Russian government built a $106 million dike in 2005 that sealed off the Aral Sea, which had been drying up because of agriculture.
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Italy, which has the second-highest death toll, has sealed off much of its wealthy industrial north in an effort to contain the outbreak.
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But creating the conditions for flu to spread in detention centers doesn't only endanger migrants, because the detention centers aren't sealed off from society.
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To try to contain the outbreak, Italian authorities sealed off a handful of towns in Lombardy and Veneto regions at the end of February.
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Already there are reports of residential compounds being completely sealed off, with no one able to go in or out except in rare circumstances.
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Wuhan is the epicenter of an outbreak of the new coronavirus and has been largely sealed off by the government to contain its spread.
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Police officers from both the city and the canton of Zurich sealed off the area, a police spokeswoman, Judith Hödl, said in a statement.
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He pointed to small knots of young men on a narrow street, one of many roads the army had sealed off with wrecked vehicles.
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Armed police sealed off the iconic London landmark and evacuated remaining pedestrians from the bridge and surrounding areas, such as the popular Borough Market.
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Roads were sealed off near some major hotels and police units were deployed outside foreign consulates in Istanbul, including the German and Italian missions.
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As you might expect, the large-scale photographs are crisp and polished, offering futuristic views of environments normally sealed off from the general public.
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In short, Milner would want to create a sealed-off world in which scientists could observe a diverse group of people from birth to death.
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Police have since sealed off the building and with the assistance of state and federal regulators opened a criminal investigation into the loss of life.
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Government forces patrolled deserted streets and sealed off the hometown of Burhan Wani in anticipation of widespread anti-India protests and clashes in the region.
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Shots of the free-flowing life in the streets contrast with those of the musicians in the studio, static and sealed off from the world.
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A company official later said the raid was continuing at four research and development centers, with offices sealed off and disc drives and computers seized.
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Scarves with the Bayern Munich soccer club emblem were left along with carnations and roses at the scene, before Turkish police sealed off the area.
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Police tape and several officers sealed off access to the Al Noor mosque, a few hundreds metres down the road, where 41 people were killed.
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Much of the building, which housed the club and a hotel, has been sealed off for years, left to gradually be swallowed by encroaching woods.
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Police special forces found a rocket launcher in al-Sina'a district in eastern Baghdad and have sealed off the area, a police source told Reuters.
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Police sealed off the Zizzi restaurant on Castle Street, The Bishop's Mill pub in The Maltings and a business park near the town of Amesbury.
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His regime, with help from Iranian and Lebanese Hezbollah militia as well as Russian airpower, gradually sealed off rebel-held eastern Aleppo in the spring.
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There is a boldness growing in these actions that would have been unusual for the secretive, sealed-off industry, even a couple of years ago.
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Streets were sealed off, and city employees even glued down some paving bricks on sidewalks, after rioters in February threw the bricks at police officers.
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Fighting has been mostly confined to Sinai, where the Egyptian military has a heavy presence and which is mostly sealed off to the news media.
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Throngs of journalists arrived by late morning, but investigators had sealed off the perimeter and kept them from the spot where the balloon had fallen.
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When other groups, like gay and lesbian organizations or labor unions, try to gather in public spaces in central Istanbul, the streets are sealed off.
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North Korea is sealed off from the rest of the world; getting information on everyday life outside of the capital of Pyongyang is hard enough.
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The museum was sealed off with crime-scene tape and police cars as officers tried to clear hundreds of tourists and families from the scene.
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On Tuesday alone, confirmed cases in the European Union country jumped by 30% to 81, and the country sealed off the ski resort of Bansko.
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The area remained sealed off by government forces and their allies, and they had not received any samples for analysis, officials in Geneva said. video
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The most sealed-off space of all — no windows, no skylights — and where the public will spend most of its time is the exhibition gallery.
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British officials in the Palace of Whitehall, where Parliament meets, received packages — some containing a sticky irritant — and some offices were evacuated and sealed off.
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What could be more vacant of spirituality and human connection than going to church sealed off in the most alienating of American inventions, your car?
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It sealed off the Soviet Union from western countries between the end of World War II until the end of the Cold War in 1991.
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Authorities in China have suspended public transport and sealed off entire cities at the epicenter of the outbreak, effectively putting 60 million people on lockdown.
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But suddenly the government declared that the virus could be spread by human-to-human contact and sealed off Wuhan, a city of 11 million.
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Many of these people live far from the city of Wuhan, where the virus was first reported and which the government sealed off last month.
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The province remains under virtual quarantine, with roads sealed off and public transport shut down, but small numbers of travelers continue to breach the lockdown.
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That means millions of people will have to live hermetically sealed off from the world outside for a long and growing stretch of the year.
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In Salisbury, some police investigators wore chemical and biological protection suits and areas where the Skripals are known to have visited have been sealed off.
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It has sealed off entire districts of some towns and cities in the southeast and declared autonomy, prompting the security forces to step up their operations.
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At the time, they were gathering samples from bats — both alive and dead — that had been hibernating in a mine they'd sealed off for the winter.
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The area around the raid, near a north-south railway that links Paris and Amsterdam, as well as an Audi car factory, was reportedly sealed off.
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As tens of millions of people are sealed off in cities there, new questions are emerging about how the virus, named SARS-CoV-2, is transmitted.
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Footage on social media showed heavily-armed police response units arriving at the scene, with the area outside the parliament building in central London sealed off.
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To prepare for the G-20, authorities have ordered factories to close, businesses to take a week long holiday, sewer grates to be completely sealed off.
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Three people, including a police officer, are in critical condition, 40 more are being monitored for health problems, and parts of Salisbury have been sealed off.
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The West Bank remains under Israeli occupation, scattered with Israeli settlements and military bases and sealed off by checkpoints and a razor wire and concrete barrier.
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More than 200 commercial trucks meanwhile were stranded on the roadside south of Bouake after mutinous soldiers sealed off entrances to the city, Reuters witnesses said.
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Police sealed off German Chancellor Angela Merkel's office to check a suspicious package as ministers gathered for a cabinet meeting in the building early on Wednesday.
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The fourth-floor area around the site of the shooting remained sealed off afterward, Gleason said, but other aspects of the hospital got back to normal.
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Each one sits in a sturdy white cylindrical tube for protection, sealed off by a clear dome lens that gives a clear view in all directions.
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The Myanmar military commenced a full-on offensive that's ongoing in northern Rakhine State -- a veritable black zone sealed off from aid workers and international observers.
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After giving Nanette a shot of alcohol, Shania tells her the truth: They're all stuck inside Daley's sealed-off, offline, custom version of the Infinity game.
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Mutual outreach is of critical importance for Muslim communities, as well, if they wish to avoid becoming grim ghettoes largely sealed off from the larger community.
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Acting with uncharacteristic — and still unexplained — swiftness, Belgian security forces sealed off the area around the apartment in Schaerbeek within 90 minutes of the airport attack.
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A massive force of several hundred police swiftly sealed off a 36-square-block section in the predominantly Negro district, scene of last August's blood riot.
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I doubted that doctor would approve of my life in Los Angeles, where we spend so much time alone in our cars, sealed off from everyone.
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North Korea's economy is effectively sealed off from international trade, owing to existing economic sanctions, so there aren't really any new American sanctions that could bite.
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The country, which also sealed off almost a dozen cities last month during the virus' peak, has been recording fewer and fewer new cases every day.
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It remains unclear who abducted the hostages, but the military said they had been abandoned by their captors after the area was sealed off by soldiers.
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By pushing the child Susan away and at the same time leaning on her for emotional support, Mildred sealed off the possibility of any future lightheartedness.
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In preparation for his visit, some of our most hallowed institutions are being sealed off for fear that Mr. Trump will tarnish them with his presence.
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An indoor lake consumed the carpet at the front of the main theater's auditorium (now covered in plastic sheets); fortunately the orchestra pit was sealed off.
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Hundreds of trucker roadblocks sealed off highways across the country as a protest against rising fuel prices ground Brazil's economy to a halt in recent days.
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Then I headed north, toward the lakes that once served as the emperors' pleasure gardens, but I discovered that police had sealed off much of downtown.
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There are none of the latter on the island, which has been sealed off from history and the rest of the world by a magic membrane.
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Belgian police sealed off part of a Brussels suburb Thursday, warning residents to stay inside amid media reports that an armed man could be at large.
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Videos purportedly showing homes of Wuhan returnees sealed off by banners -- and in some cases, barricaded by wooden planks or metal bars -- have gone viral online.
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The clean water, the walls and the women around her — all sealed off from the male patrons nearby — are a welcome respite from Kabul, Afghanistan's capital.
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Starting in the mid-'22009s, the Border Patrol effectively sealed off the well-traveled crossing paths of the San Diego and El Paso Border Patrol sectors.
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More than 60,000 people are stranded in Greece after their onwards journey into Europe was sealed off this year as borders were shut in the Balkans.
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Shortly after dawn, a dozen officers from the elite Hawks police unit sealed off a street leading to the Gupta mansion in Johannesburg's upscale Saxonwold suburb.
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U.S.-backed forces have nearly sealed off the northern Syrian city of Raqqa, trying to trap about 238,21953 Islamic State militants defending their de facto capital.
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For instance, quarantine plays a big role in my novel; the virus breaks out during the hajj, and Mecca, with three million pilgrims, is sealed off.
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The attack succeeded despite tight security which saw much of the city center sealed off with stacks of shipping containers and other obstacles and helicopters patrolling overhead.
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British authorities say that once a vet was able to visit Skripal's sealed off home, two guinea pigs were found dead and the family's cat was euthanized.
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At one point, the team sealed off areas in the prison that may have held evidence, and informed the warden that they were not to be entered.
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Some people might prefer the more open design of AirPods, but even if they could be sealed off, they wouldn't sound as good as the Dash Pro.
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Both he and Miss Lee dealt in sealed-off worlds: Maycomb isolated in cotton fields and quiet red dust; the abbey perched on precipices behind high walls.
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But the march, in Kiev, was guarded by police and security forces who sealed off much of the city center and warned participants not to linger afterward.
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The station said on its website that the police had raided its headquarters in Istanbul during a live broadcast on Tuesday and sealed off the control room.
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The field we stood in was around the size of a cricket pitch, surrounded by mountains and sealed off with bulky rocks rather than a rope boundary.
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The center, which police sealed off as a crime scene on Wednesday, was officially ordered closed to new admissions by the state's Agency for Health Care Administration.
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Sudan also sealed off all sea ports, land crossings and airports, a spokesman for Sudan's Transitional Sovereign Council, Mohamed Al-Faki Suleiman, said in a press statement.
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Coalition forces sealed off the site, in Anbar Province near Syria, an area that poses an continuing threat to the American-led effort against the Islamic State.
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There's something so potent about that final image of Kendall, stranded on the building's deck, longing for death but sealed off from it by a glass wall.
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EUROPE * Italy, with 7,333 cases and 366 deaths, sealed off much of its industrial north, where six prisoners were killed in a riot over curbs on visits.
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Security is tight in Islamabad with the government and diplomatic sector - just a few kilometres from the rally - sealed off, with shipping containers used to block roads.
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Italy sealed off the worst-affected towns and banned public gatherings in much of the north, including halting the carnival in Venice, where there were two cases.
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Italy sealed off the worst-affected towns and banned public gatherings in much of the north, including halting the carnival in Venice, where there were two cases.
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Hundreds of tourists at the H10 Costa Adeje Palace Hotel in Tenerife has been sealed off after a doctor from northern Italy tested positive for the coronavirus.
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In 1970, the Tanzanian government sealed off part of their village land to create Tarangire National Park and forcibly evicted the Maasai living within the park's boundaries.
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Radio-Canada, the French-language service of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, said the area surrounding the mosque had been sealed off by the police after the attack.
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Indian authorities blocked internet access in Kashmir on Friday and sealed off his home town after Wani's supporters said they would stage demonstrations to mark the anniversary.
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But windows are designed to make the sealed-off nature of a room, a building, or any other enclosure feel less enclosed, and in some way, permeable.
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The farm in the Oberhavel district was sealed off and some 500 chicks, ducks and geese were culled, a spokeswoman for the consumer protection ministry of Brandenburg said.
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Lippy the goldfish (Image: Benson Kua/Flickr)It's just you and your mates in a hotel, braving the dark and the cold, sealed off from the outside world.
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The area around Tuesday's raid, near a car factory and a major north-south railway linking Paris and Amsterdam, was sealed off, and a police helicopter buzzed overhead.
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Raúl Grijalva — are now publicly recognizing that Sanders "would have to accept the inevitability" of Clinton's victory now that all paths to the nomination have been sealed off.
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Set in the Portland-like town of Fairhaven, Bubble follows the exploits of the residents of a literal bubble, sealed off from its surrounding monster-filled Brush environment.
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This is a city that has known little peace since then, a place that for the most part has been sealed off from the rest of the world.
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The protesters gathered near city hall, which was sealed off by metal barriers after a state administrator took office there on Monday in place of the elected mayor.
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Chinese authorities have sealed off areas where the three ASF outbreaks were confirmed, and have banned movement of pigs and products in and out of the infected regions.
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Pakistan said earlier in the day that it had arrested several members of Azhar's group and sealed off its offices as it investigates Indian assertions that the Jan.
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Beijing keeps its markets sealed off from global capital flows, but due to the vast size of China's economy, foreign investors watch them closely and react to volatility.
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Volcanologists believe the huge vent formed during the violent eruption before a thick mass of lava eventually oozed up and sealed off the volcano — at least for now.
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"That day, they closed the road, and I couldn't return," he said, referring to when government forces sealed off the rebel-held part of the city in August.
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The riots in the densely populated Kanyama township were sparked after police sealed off a market where trading had been banned on Sunday, when the curfew was declared.
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The suspect committed suicide when confronted by police following a search that sealed off parts of the Croatian capital, Zagreb police chief Marko Rasic told a news conference.
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The area east of Damascus had been "completely sealed off" since September, leaving U.N. aid convoys and evacuations as a potential lifeline facing a "bureaucratic wall of inaction".
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North Koreans have only been able to use a sealed-off, government-sanctioned intranet, but foreigners had been able to go online with few overt restrictions, until now.
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He held up his phone and told Junjun he'd sealed off operating room 7 in Shenzhen City Hospital, the clinic where the surgery was done four months earlier.
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Sudan has sealed off all sea ports, land crossings and airports, a spokesman for Sudan's Transitional Sovereign Council, Mohamed Al-Faki Suleiman, said in a press statement Monday.
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The date comes more than two months after the city was first sealed off from the outside world, in an unprecedented bid to contain the fast spreading virus.
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In the loud silence of the space, and the pitch darkness beyond the stage, the play feels isolated — each scene sealed off, divorced from the larger historical tragedy.
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At a checkpoint outside Igualada, Jordi Morente, an air-conditioner technician who has been stranded in the town, said that he wanted the whole of Catalonia sealed off.
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The area was sealed off to the public with yellow police tape, while Mexican media reported that heavily-armed drug cartel gunmen were providing security for the event.
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Veteran, by contrast, was sealed off more cleanly, more secure in its virtual reality, without the risk of everything falling apart or the rays of sunlight poking in.
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Security was tight in Islamabad with the government and diplomatic sector - just a few kilometers from the rally site - sealed off, roads blocked by barriers of shipping containers.
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The authorities in Innsbruck, an Austrian ski town in the Alps, sealed off the 108-room Grand Hotel after an Italian employee there tested positive for the virus.
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The university remains sealed-off by police, who have installed a tight security cordon and issued instructions to those inside to "drop their weapons" and turn themselves in.
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Ideally, you'd want to be in a windowless, sturdy structure, one that is sealed off from the outside world and can sustain you for at least 48 hours.
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Police sealed off the area and approaching vehicles were searched after the clash, which occurred during raids conducted by the police on 10 different addresses in Konya, Dogan said.
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And the roads he travels are mostly empty with the city sealed off, public transportation shut down and private vehicles mostly banned in an effort to contain the coronavirus.
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The area around the City2 shopping center, a major commercial hub in the middle of the Belgian capital, was sealed off, although the nearby metro station was still open.
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Waving shepherds crooks, about 1,300 farmers who had arrived in Athens from the island of Crete overnight headed to the agriculture ministry, which was sealed off by police buses.
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Hadi supporters control most of Taiz, Yemen's third largest city with an estimated pre-war population of 300,000, but it is sealed off by Houthi forces on three sides.
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It's that the space in mainstream politics for a style of really radical right-wing politics that has been sealed off for the past couple of decades has opened.
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But due to currency controls on the country, Venezuela's economy is effectively sealed off from the outside world, and they can only receive donations from inside the impoverished country.
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While similar in appearance to your standard wine glass, a quick examination reveals that the rim is sealed off while the foot contains an opening you can drink from.
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Renegade troops sealed off Bouake as evening fell, even as a government delegation headed by Defence Minister Alain-Richard Donwahi pursued talks with the mutiny's leaders inside the city.
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As many as 600,000 civilians are caught with the militants inside Mosul, which Iraqi forces sealed off from the remaining territory that Islamic State controls in Iraq and Syria.
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Upon resistance, the building where Suleman's video about a specific murder case was playing was forcibly sealed off while the 444 stone tombstone elements of the installation were destroyed.
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In a gastric bypass, the top of the stomach is sealed off, leaving a small pouch that is then connected directly to the middle part of the small intestine.
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He has also found issues such as doormen who shooed people away and public spaces that are sealed off behind fences and gates, some of which are kept locked.
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Far from calling for a Fortress America sealed off from the world, he has continually encouraged the arrival of immigrants provided they come through a legal and orderly process.
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The vast majority have now been bought, sealed off, or set aside for historical preservation and are dotted around Switzerland, often still disguised as barns, houses and medieval castles.
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Masaya, which is flanked by an active volcano and a crater lake, has few roads in and out, and before long the paramilitaries had effectively sealed off the city.
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Riot police sealed off the scene of the rally in the morning, and fired teargas at residents, trying to prevent a crowd from gathering, as a helicopter hovered overhead.
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As of Thursday, most of the group's main leaders were still in custody and the police had sealed off the church, which occupies the floor of an office building.
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The country has been criticized for its poor treatment of refugees from the Middle East and Africa, and it sealed off its border with Turkey by building a fence.
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Two of the Malaysian parent companies said their subsidiary's plantations had not been sealed off as a result of any fires and they were on high alert for blazes.
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The announcement by the semiautonomous city's leader Carrie Lam came after health care workers began strike action Monday to demand the city be fully sealed off from the mainland.
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It prompted chaos across the globe as the United States' borders were sealed off to the affected groups and the Department of Homeland Security rushed to apply uneven enforcement.
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The Chinese government officially sealed off the entire city of Wuhan on Thursday, leaving residents rushing to grocery stores, but finding many shelves empty of food and raised prices.
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Dozens of police with batons and shields surrounded and sealed off the Langham Place shopping mall in Kowloon's Tsim Sha Tsui district after black-clad, masked protesters occupied it.
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All night long, Jewish volunteers stood solemnly in the rain outside the Tree of Life synagogue, where 11 dead bodies lay inside, sealed off with yellow crime-scene tape.
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Residents had sealed off windows and doors with large wooden planks on hotels facing the historic downtown boardwalk of Mazatlan, a popular coastal city in the northwestern state of Sinaloa.
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Local authorities suspended operations and sealed off the slaughterhouse, controlled by China's largest pork processor Henan Shuanghui Investment & Development, a subsidiary of WH Group, a WH spokeswoman confirmed with Reuters.
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In the Ural Mountains city of Yekaterinburg, uniformed police stand guard near bars downtown, and sealed off all roads around the arena several hours ahead of the first match Friday.
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A Reuters witness saw pools of blood on the ground with slippers, shoes and mobile phones at the site of the blasts, which was sealed off to prevent further attacks.
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The search required looking for a very specific decay signature, sort of like detecting there was dry ice in a sealed off room by noticing an increase of carbon dioxide.
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Government official Michal Dworczyk said late Thursday that the protest area will be sealed off during the May 25-28 spring session of hundreds of members of the NATO assembly.
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The attack succeeded despite tight security which saw much of Kabul city center sealed off before the demonstration, with stacks of shipping containers and other obstacles and helicopters patrolling overhead.
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The country of 2 million citizens has been struggling with a large inflow of migrants since October when Hungary sealed off its border and pushed the Balkan migrant route west.
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Decommissioning can take anywhere between 10 to 40 years, depending on whether operators chose direct dismantling or nuclear entombment, where reactors are first sealed off to let radiation levels fall.
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While the room does contain important historical documents like the US Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, it is now sealed off from the public, leading many to create theories.
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Two or three of the operating rooms were reopened for a few weeks in April, but they were again shuttered and sealed off with yellow caution tape because contamination returned.
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The coalition bombed all five of Mosul's bridges and sealed off the western escape valve, while thousands of Iraqi soldiers, federal police officers, and Hashd fighters besieged the Old City.
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The structures can be submerged in water for a long period of time, but of course, that would require them to be sealed off, preventing anyone from coming or going.
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On Monday, authorities sealed off parts of Srinagar, where hundreds of people shouting anti-India slogans spilled onto the streets following prayers on the Muslim festival of Eid al-Adha.
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But the cephalopod sealed off its shells (either through chambers, or a thin layer of tissue that worked to replace water with gas), creating buoyancy and allowing for faster movement.
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But their lives were altered dramatically when they were uprooted from their home and herded into shoddy housing in a nearby ghetto that had been sealed off by the Germans.
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Wuhan, the provincial capital and the city hardest hit by the virus, will remain sealed off until April 8, though public transportation there will start running again, the government said.
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Everything seems to occur in an isolating suspended twilight, so that even in those rare moments when characters are face to face, they still appear sealed off from one another.
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The cities of Wuhan, Huanggang, Shiyan and Xiaogan have completely sealed off all residential complexes and communities, while the use of non-essential vehicles on local roadways is also banned.
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In an effort to stop the spread of the virus, certain residential compounds have been sealed off and officials have been authorized to go door-to-door for screening purposes.
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Each day brings reports of more cities effectively sealed off, public events and gatherings canceled through February or beyond, and schools preparing to postpone their post-Lunar New Year reopenings.
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Concerns about travel restrictions — the Chinese government has effectively sealed off Wuhan and other cities, affecting 56 million people — helped push down oil prices and shares of major oil companies.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said on Tuesday that about 100 protesters remained inside the Hong Kong Polytechnic University campus that has been sealed off by police.
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Security was tight, with the streets near the parade area sealed off for blocks in a city that has been hit by several terrorist attacks over the past two years.
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She added ductwork for a new air-conditioning system, and gas inserts in fireplaces that had been sealed off by previous owners in the master bedroom and a home office.
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The battle culminated in a medieval siege at Hong Kong's Polytechnic University, where activists armed with petrol bombs and a makeshift catapult confronted police who had sealed off exit routes.
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Netflix description: Eli is the story of a young boy (Charlie Shotwell) plagued with an unknown, debilitating illness that requires him to live completely sealed off from the outside world.
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Hubei, the province of 60 million people that is the hardest hit by the outbreak, remains in virtual lockdown, with its train stations and airports shut and its roads sealed off.
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The stadium has a portion of the stands sealed off as a memorial to those who were detained there and died under the 1973-1990 military regime of General Augusto Pinochet.
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And there is the relentless physical and psychological contraction of their communities, only an hour's drive from Damascus, Syria, and two from Beirut — yet suddenly sealed off from the outside world.
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Beijing resembles a ghost town, with main thoroughfares and tourist spots almost deserted, as the country has sealed off cities, cancelled flights and closed factories, cutting supply lines to global businesses.
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Heavily armed military police sealed off part of Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport for hours Tuesday night after arresting a man for unspecified suspicious behavior and summoning explosives experts to check his luggage.
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LONDON, March 7 (Reuters) - London Bridge station, the fourth busiest in the British capital, was closed and the surrounding area sealed off by police due to a security alert on Tuesday.
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"It's important for the store to maintain a relationship to the outside city, which is completely different from the way department stores are built, as a sealed-off refuge," he says.
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Pro-government militia fighters, dressed in military fatigues, sealed off the bombing site to rescue the remaining recruits, inspect what remained of the car and clear the rubble, according to witnesses.
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The Turks have basically sealed off all entrances across that border into rebel-held areas, so the first thing I had to work out was how to get across that border.
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News of the catastrophe also alarmed Venezuela, which for security reasons sealed off its own oil fields to all foreigners and promptly expelled me from the oil-producing region around Maracaibo.
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The city had been sealed off to Western journalists for months, and while the Twitter account provided a particular insight into the city, many of the details were impossible to verify.
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Riot officers then sealed off the area, making it impossible for even residents to get through, let alone would-be voters prepared to run the gauntlet of pro-Odinga peer pressure.
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Journalists are often told to stand separate from the events they are reporting on, to ensure their notebooks are tidy organs of record, carefully sealed off from the turmoil around them.
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Italy's post office will reopen some branches on Monday in the two areas of the country that were sealed off last week to contain the biggest outbreak of coronavirus in Europe.
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She remained sealed off from actual conflict, though she could hear the shudder of car bombs and sometimes ran into soldiers, dazed and dusty, on their way back from a firefight.
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As the intifada developed into an increasingly militarized conflict in 1993, and Israel sealed off the occupied territories in March that year, Israeli negotiators held secret meetings with Palestinians near Oslo.
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Many perished after the battle of Waterberg: They were shot, hanged from trees or died in the desert, where the Germans sealed off watering holes and also prevented survivors from returning.
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But those areas were sealed off as frozen zones on Sunday night, and they remained largely empty for hours on Monday, even as revelers and spectators began trickling through the checkpoints.
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Nixon was an organization man with a capital O. As a White House correspondent covering the Nixon administration, you were pretty sealed off from any reliable sources within the White House.
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MORAHALOM, Hungary (Reuters) - Police detained 501 migrants over the weekend who cut their way through Hungary's steel border fence, the highest number since Hungary sealed off its southern borders in mid-October.
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A Reuters photographer at the site of the second blast said it had shattered the door and window panes of the shop and the area had been sealed off by the army.
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Officers have sealed off the area of Salisbury where Skripal was found as well as the Zizzi pizza restaurant where they dined and the Bishop's Mill pub where they had a drink.
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Hundreds of Greek riot police sealed off the camp to journalists and activists, but police could be seen in the distance clearing tents and moving people onto buses as helicopters flew overhead.
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"The ruthless state gave birth to a citizen who made death his argument," she wrote, noting that the authorities had sealed off peaceful avenues of dissent for young people like Mr. Zhlobitski.
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Riot police fired water cannon on small groups of people protesting against the mayors' dismissal in central Diyarbakir, where police sealed off the municipality headquarters with metal barriers, Reuters TV video showed.
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Nothing is sealed off; the languages of our fathers and mothers are sounds to be transformed, where generational lines tie and trees cross, language takes flight through air to land back home.
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But with that option sealed off to even Sanders's most wide-eyed supporters on Tuesday, the two groups — long at odds rhetorically and ideologically — had their first physical separation in real time.
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Environmental experts say the ash left by the fire is so caustic and full of toxins that many surviving houses in the worst-hit neighborhoods must be sealed off, probably until September.
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Hours later, Egyptian security officials said they had tracked the assailants to a hilly area on the edge of Helwan, which they said had been sealed off as they conducted a search.
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As many as 600,000 civilians are trapped with the militants inside the city which Iraqi forces have effectively sealed off from the remaining territory that Islamic State controls in Syria and Iraq.
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Authorities in Madrid have moved to stop an independence referendum in the Spanish region of Catalonia this weekend, with reports that police have sealed off polling stations and raided a telecommunications center.
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In Mowafaq's episode, he is marched down a sealed-off street in Mosul, handcuffed and blindfolded, and forced to kneel in front of a line of masked members of the security forces.
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Ukraine, to which Crimea had belonged, viewed Russia's occupation as illegal, and had sealed off access to the peninsula, closing the single road to commercial traffic and shutting down the rail lines.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Police sealed off a hotel in Ankara on Sunday, preventing dissidents in Turkey's nationalist opposition from holding a party congress that could jeopardize President Tayyip Erdogan's plans for more power.
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There's the bedroom, padded entirely in leather of the palest ballet-slipper pink and lit only by crystal-and-metal Mark Brazier-Jones fixtures — a kind of sealed-off sensory-deprivation chamber.
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After the municipal guards moved in they sealed off the second floor of the cinema, locking the workers there inside, several activists assembled on the main hall/foyer of the cinema downstairs.
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Nearly a dozen towns in the country's north have also been sealed off, but the area is home to only about 50,000 people, making Saturday's decision a dramatic escalation, the Journal noted.
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With their safe spaces and their trigger warnings, they've been essentially sealed off from conflict — and learning how to respond to conflict is the most important lesson a young person can learn.
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And the roads he travels are mostly empty since the city was sealed off, public transportation was shut down, and private vehicles were mostly banned in an effort to contain the coronavirus.
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And the roads he travels are mostly empty since the city was sealed off, public transportation was shut down, and private vehicles were mostly banned in an effort to contain the coronavirus.
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In the early 21963s she got permission to film in China, giving American viewers an inside look at ancient sites there at a time when that country was still largely sealed off.
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SHOW MUSTN'T GO ON In northern Italy, authorities sealed off the worst-affected towns and banned public gatherings across a wide area, halting the carnival in Venice, where there were two cases.
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The Cofina bonds are backed by a special, dedicated sales tax that is supposed to go straight from merchants' cash drawers into a lockbox arrangement that is sealed off from the government.
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Twenty minutes up the highway, police and barricades have tightly sealed off the historic center of Strasbourg, a glittering island in the Ill River over which looms a medieval red sandstone cathedral.
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The tunnel was sealed off centuries ago by the Maya, but archaeologists plan to clear it in order to reach a hidden "cenote" -- an underwater cavern that was central to Mayan spirituality.
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Assailants identified as Shabab militants attacked a Nairobi luxury hotel and office complex on Tuesday, spreading death and panic as the police in Kenya's capital evacuated civilians and sealed off the area.
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ESSEN, Germany (Reuters) - German police sealed off and closed a shopping mall in the heart of the western city of Essen on Saturday after the security services warned of a possible terrorist attack.
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Since October, when Hungary sealed off its border with Croatia and pushed the migrant route west to Slovenia, almost 500,000 migrants passed Slovenia on their way to Austria and other Western European countries.
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The West Bank has been sealed off for the next several days; 83,000 Ramadan and family visit travel permits have been suspended; and the West Bank city of Yatta has been blocked off.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish authorities have sealed off the Dutch embassy and consulate, sources at Turkey's foreign ministry said on Saturday, as a row between the two countries over Turkish campaigning in Europe escalated.
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When Donald Trump failed to push through a terrible health care bill hastily written by a bunch of goblins in a sealed-off room in Congress, Ivanka was skiing with Jared in Aspen.
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The Hawaii community hardest hit by the Kilauea Volcano was ordered sealed off under a strict new mandatory evacuation on Thursday as the eruption marked its fourth week with no end in sight.
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In fact, officials had sealed off the "haunted hospital" in March 2012, after the January death of a high school student in a car accident just down the road from the former infirmary.
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But few were ever as unsettling as Mr. Karadzic, who appeared to live in a parallel universe — sealed off entirely from the ghastly realities lived by those outside his political and ideological thrall.
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He said the army needed to be called in to guard the prisons, which he believed should be completely sealed off for the rest of the lockdown, with inmates confined to their cells.
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It has also agreed to provide access for independent experts to vital data from the hitherto sealed-off Moscow Laboratory so that more cheats can be brought to justice and clean athletes vindicated.
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Just getting to his office, however, requires screening by three sets of security guards and getting past groups of S.N.B. officers patrolling the sprawling, sealed-off grounds of the Senate with automatic weapons.
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Immediately, catching sight of him, I felt myself in that strange state of vibrancy and stasis, like a flame submerged in glass, sealed off as always when I feel desire I shouldn't feel.
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It was not immediately clear where Ms. Skripal might go; investigators have sealed off Mr. Skripal's house in Salisbury, and investigators say the nerve agent was most likely applied to its front door.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's post office will reopen some branches on Monday in the two areas of the country that were sealed off last week to contain the biggest outbreak of coronavirus in Europe.
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"I know some shots look like scenes from a movie -- completely empty streets, a city suddenly sealed off, but we all know that this is not a movie," Lin said in the video.
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"What our staff found there was alarming: the Trump Administration has effectively sealed off the border in El Paso from legal asylum-seekers leaving thousands of people stranded in Mexico," the letter added.
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Authorities said that they had no indication of terrorism or any other motive, but parts of the market and the surrounding streets remained sealed off on Friday night as they continued their investigation.
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On Monday, at least 16 people were killed in Wau, 200 miles (300 km) from Raga, when government soldiers sealed off roads and allied militias went door-to-door hunting members of ethnic minorities.
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A few days later, a Facebook post confirmed that the entrance to the sacred shrine was sealed off once the school got wind of what students in the visual arts building were up to.
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Police, who declined to put a number on the size of the demonstration, had sealed off parts of London including Piccadilly and Regent Street for marchers, while thousands filled Trafalgar Square to hear speeches.
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OUAGADOUGOU (Reuters) - Security forces in Burkina Faso have sealed off an Avesoro gold mine after a security guard killed an intruder and local people attacked the site in retaliation, security sources said on Friday.
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Authorities sealed off the nearby beach resort town of Djerba, a popular destination for foreign and local tourists, imposed a curfew on Ben Guerdan and closed two border crossings with Libya after the attack.
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The military sent two battalions of soldiers to bolster its forces in the West Bank, and said the Palestinian town where the gunmen lived, Yatta, in the southern West Bank, had been sealed off.
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BOUAKE, Ivory Coast (Reuters) - More than 200 commercial trucks were stranded on the roadside after mutinous soldiers sealed off the southern entrance to Ivory Coast's second-biggest city, Bouake, on Monday, Reuters witnesses said.
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Their followers rub shoulders in the narrow, numbered alleys that slice up Yangon, which to an outsider feels like a multi-cultural Asian city on the make after decades sealed off under military rule.
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They envision capricious tunnel closings and traffic restrictions to facilitate his movement around town, parade routes sealed off to accommodate the Secret Service and raucous demonstrations rocking Manhattan routinely for four or eight years.
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Antsy at being sealed off, with no visiting dignitaries and no large crowds, Trump has wondered aloud to aides when life will again return to normal -- not just for the nation, but for himself.
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Read more:Italy sealed off entire towns and canceled major events after 400 coronavirus cases and 12 deaths made it the most infected country outside of AsiaItaly is in a nationwide lockdown over the coronavirus.
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They could be seen standing next to an area sealed off with yellow tape and near the bronze statue of Javier Solis, a Mexican singer who was popular for his boleros and mariachi ballads.
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The start of the New York City Marathon, at Fort Wadsworth in Staten Island, is sealed off to those who aren't registered, making it difficult for someone to start the race with a faux bib.
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Beijing's communist leadership has sealed off cities, cancelled flights and closed factories to limit an epidemic roiling the world's second biggest economy to the alarm of global markets and businesses dependent on Chinese supply lines.
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Even with the entire floor being sealed away from dust, and with everyone on it wearing protective clothing, there's still a special area sealed off with these transparent curtains for performing sensor checks and repairs.
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On Thursday, Reuters witnesses near the scene of the beach attack said the restaurant had been sealed off by security officers and that the attackers had lobbed grenades at the officers and fired at them.
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In a separate part of the capital city, where opposition leader Raila Odinga had planned to hold a rival meeting, police sealed off the area and lobbed teargas at opposition supporters trying to gather there.
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The big problem with the Never Trump movement was that it largely only talked to itself; sealed off from real-world fights, it was a callow, egocentric, and weak-willed attempt to resist Trump's rise.
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All 125 parking garages in the vicinity of Times Square will be emptied in advance of the celebration and sealed off, so no one has a chance to sneak in a car bomb, police said.
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The shooting came just hours after the other main port in the commercial capital, Abidjan, reopened after paramilitary gendarmes firing in the air temporarily sealed off access forcing companies, including cocoa exporters, to close down.
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There are no events scheduled at Las Vegas Village, and the gunman's hotel rooms at the Mandalay Bay remain sealed off as a crime scene (though other rooms on the 22015nd floor are in use).
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The packages were sent to British officials at their offices in Whitehall Palace, where Parliament meets, and some offices were evacuated and sealed off on Monday and Tuesday, when the first three parcels were opened.
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The bodies of the seven men who died were recovered by divers from flooded spaces sealed off to keep the ship from foundering, a wrenching decision by officers in the chaotic aftermath of the crash.
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MILAN, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Italy's post office will reopen some branches on Monday in the two areas of the country that were sealed off last week to contain the biggest outbreak of coronavirus in Europe.
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In response, the Italian government sealed off at least 12 towns, closed tourist landmarks, canceled the annual Venice Carnival, and barred people from attending major sports matches, leaving soccer players to compete in empty stadiums.
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At the same time, Mr. Morales's legions of Indigenous followers sealed off access to their region, where he comes from, with scores of barricades and vowed to give the government no peace until he returns.
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While the British authorities said there was no known risk to the public, police sealed off the area where the former spy was found and a pizza restaurant called Zizzi in the centre of Salisbury.
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The Manus Island center was sealed off after a three-week standoff the United Nations has called a "looming humanitarian crisis" as detainees defied attempts by Australia and Papua New Guinea (PNG) to close it.
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HONOLULU (Reuters) - The Hawaii community hardest hit by the Kilauea Volcano was ordered sealed off under a strict new mandatory evacuation on Thursday as the eruption marked its fourth week with no end in sight.
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The terror group's remaining militants in the city have sealed off the Grand al-Nuri Mosque — where ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate in July 2014 — and are making their last stand.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe police have sealed off the headquarters of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) and 27 party employees carrying out voter tabulation were locked inside, Secretary General Douglas Mwonzora said on Thursday.
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BOUAKE, Ivory Coast, May 15 (Reuters) - More than 200 commercial trucks were stranded on the roadside after mutinous soldiers sealed off the southern entrance to Ivory Coast's second-biggest city, Bouake, on Monday, Reuters witnesses said.
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Beijing's communist leadership has sealed off cities, cancelled flights and closed factories to limit an epidemic roiling the world's second-biggest economy with ripple effects felt by global markets and businesses dependent on Chinese supply lines.
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GHOST CITIES China's capital of Beijing resembles a ghost town, with main thoroughfares and tourist spots almost deserted, as the country has sealed off cities, canceled flights and closed factories, cutting supply lines to global businesses.
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Beijing's communist leadership has sealed off cities, cancelled flights and closed factories to contain the epidemic, a response that has had ripple effects globally for financial markets and businesses dependent on the world's second-biggest economy.
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Beijing's communist leadership has sealed off cities, canceled flights and closed factories to contain the epidemic, a response that has had ripple effects globally for financial markets and businesses dependent on the world's second-biggest economy.
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According to Michael Knights, an Iraq expert at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, it is unlikely that the IS bombing campaign is being orchestrated from Fallujah, which has been tightly sealed off for months.
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The number of police officers on duty that night was more than usual, but nearly all were concentrated in the sealed-off area by the old port, where most people traditionally gather to watch the fireworks.
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According to the Turkish army, more than 600 militants were killed in security operations in Cizre, a town of more than 100,000 people that was sealed off and under curfew for 78 days until March 2.
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Police vehicles sealed off main roads leading to the university, forcing about 400 demonstrators onto the campus of Khartoum University, and continued to fire tear gas at the students who chanted "No, no to price rises".
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When we got to Omaha, I was taken off the plane, put in an ambulance, [they] took me to a biocontainment area at the hospital and then put me in a room that was sealed off.
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The Yangtze divides Jiujiang in Jiangxi province and Huanggang in neighbouring Hubei, one of the cities hardest hit by the coronavirus outbreak and now sealed off from the rest of China to try to contain it.
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Police special forces found a rocket launcher in eastern Baghdad's al-Sina district, about 7 km (4.3 miles) away across the Tigris River from the Green Zone, and sealed off the area, a police source told Reuters.
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Police with riot shields and helmets sealed off entrances to Istiklal Street, where organizers had planned to hold the march before authorities announced the ban on Saturday, citing security concerns after threats from an ultra-nationalist group.
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The criminal investigation was immediately launched by Dutch authorities, who sealed off the ICTY courtroom to take evidence after Praljak told the court: "I have just taken poison", denounced the verdict and slumped back in his chair.
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JALALABAD, Afghanistan (Reuters) - The Pakistan consulate in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad was sealed off on Wednesday after a suicide bomber detonated himself, killing at least two people and wounding two, the provincial governor's spokesman said.
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Police made more than a dozen arrests, many pinned up on the pavement against the wall of luxury jeweler Tiffany & Co. Police later sealed off Pedder Street which was calm as office workers started leaving for home.
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The area around the building was sealed off by police as at least three attackers battled security forces for several hours before the attack was finally suppressed in the late afternoon, Interior Ministry spokesman Nasrat Rahimi said.
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Helen Robinson, a geothermal expert at Glasgow University, speculated that the precipitation of minerals within cracks or fault lines in the nearby Tern Lake Thermal Area may have sealed off an old pathway for circulating, superheated groundwater.
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All the platforms need to be sealed off from the tracks with automatic sliding doors to prevent passengers from throwing trash on the rail bed and block them from falling, jumping or being pushed under a train.
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The Stalker is the one who illegally leads people through the "Zone," which the government has sealed off to outsiders; it's known as a highly dangerous place where the normal rules of the universe do not apply.
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In addition, emergency measures were imposed over sections of Baodi — home to nearly one million people — with all but two entrances and exits for certain residential areas sealed off and security personnel on round-the-clock patrols.
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The discovery of the unexploded ordnance prompted police to close several roads and cordon off the area in the busy Wan Chai neighborhood, with shops shuttered and nearby walkways sealed off as disposal experts examined the device.
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Reuters was able to capture a unique moment of North Korean and U.S. staffers getting ready together to roll out the red carpet for the two leaders, moments before key areas of the hotel were sealed off.
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British authorities said there was no known risk to the public from the unidentified substance, but they sealed off the area where Skripal was found, which included a pizza restaurant and a pub, in the center of Salisbury.
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For more than half a decade, towns like Tomioka, Okuma, Futaba, Namie, have remained almost entirely lifeless, sealed off from the outside world, as the Japanese government keeps in place an exclusion zone for fear of radiation contamination.
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Sanders is heading into some very tough contests on Tuesday, his path to the nomination is all but sealed off, and there's no reason to think that he would—or even could—sabotage the Democrats in the fall.
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The deal sealed off the main route by which a million migrants crossed the Aegean into Greece last year, but some believe new routes will develop through Bulgaria or Albania as Mediterranean crossings to Italy from Libya resume.
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The affected part of the mine was being sealed off to starve the fire of air and rescue teams would only be able to return to recover the victims at an unspecified date when conditions allowed, he said.
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After his dead body is discovered in a sealed-off building that is about to be demolished in Upper Manhattan, Caroline entices Porter, who has a history of successful journalistic sleuthing, to investigate the circumstances of Simon's death.
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He was about to set foot on one of the most sealed-off parts of India, an island inhabited by a small, enigmatic and highly isolated tribe whose members have killed outsiders for simply stepping on their shore.
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On his Facebook page, the minister wrote that the area had been sealed off as explosions continued at the military zone east of Kyrenia, an historic harbor town on the northern coast in a region frequented by tourists.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria reported its first two cases of coronavirus on Tuesday and sealed off a hotel in the Alpine tourist hub of Innsbruck where one of the infected people works, in an effort to contain the outbreak.
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The Myanmar government has largely sealed off the area to journalists, diplomats and aid workers as it conducts a brutal counterinsurgency in Rohingya villages that has included rapes, arson attacks and the killing of unarmed civilians, activists say.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria reported its first two cases of coronavirus on Tuesday and sealed off a hotel in the Alpine tourist hub of Innsbruck where one of the infected people works, in an effort to contain the outbreak.
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The Itsu had to be sealed off, like various other locations, and hundreds of people got in touch with authorities or doctors to say they had visited places where polonium had been found, around the time of the poisoning.
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Hundreds of people shouting anti-India slogans spilled on to the streets following prayers in the neighbourhood of Soura, the site of a big demonstration on Friday, but authorities largely sealed off the area and kept the protest localised.
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It has reached 778,175 Syrians this year in besieged or relatively inaccessible areas but is still unable to enter Douma, east Harasta and Daraya, he said, referring to three areas sealed off by government forces near the capital Damascus.
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Most recently, at the EU summit currently taking place in Brussels, Poland—along with the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary—has called for Europe's borders to be sealed off in order to block the main route used by refugees.
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Hundreds of people shouting anti-India slogans spilled on to the streets following prayers in the neighborhood of Soura, the site of a big demonstration on Friday, but authorities largely sealed off the area and kept the protest localized.
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An area roughly 22 city blocks long and three long blocks wide will be sealed off from both vehicle and pedestrian traffic with cement blocks, sand-filled garbage trucks and other vehicles blocking the streets leading into the area.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Hundreds of police sealed off part of central Vienna on Monday as Austria became the only western European country with a far-right party in power, but protests against the swearing-in proved small and largely peaceful.
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Information slides unobtrusively over frames filled with rare birds and black bears, as Texas farmers and ranchers in the Rio Grande Valley discuss their fear of being sealed off from swaths of their land and access to seasonal labor.
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Last month, Mr. Guaidó and his foreign allies tried to bring large amounts of aid into Venezuela from neighboring countries, but Mr. Maduro's forces sealed off the borders with Colombia and Brazil, saying the country didn't need the support.
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First, watch this 1 minute 25 second clip, which offers a glimpse of Wuhan, China, a city of 11 million that has been at the center of the coronavirus outbreak and that has been sealed off since Jan. 23.
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However, the coronavirus death toll climbed to seven in Italy on Monday and authorities sealed off the worst-affected towns, closed schools and halted the carnival in Venice, while several Middle East countries were dealing with their first infections.
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AYN ISSA, Syria — Forces backed by the United States have nearly sealed off the northern Syrian city of Raqqa, trying to trap as many as 2,500 hard-core Islamic State militants defending the capital of their self-proclaimed caliphate.
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We had just sat down outside in one of the neighborhood's crowded alleys and were ordering our food when one of my friends checked his phone and announced that the army had sealed off the bridges here in Istanbul.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Small blasts took place close to a central Brussels metro station that has been sealed off by police on Tuesday, a Reuters journalist said, and local media said it appeared to be the work of the police bomb squad.
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All routes in and out of Marawi had been sealed off, he said on Tuesday, and the hard core of about 50 rebels were preparing for their "last stand" and would have to decide whether to surrender, or be martyred.
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After the blast, Iraqi police special forces found a rocket launcher in eastern Baghdad's al-Sina district, about 7 km (4.3 miles) away across the Tigris River from the Green Zone, and sealed off the area, a police source told Reuters.
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The borehole from the SALSA program that lead to the tardigrade carcass was sealed off on January 5, according to Nature, and the SALSA researchers will now be focusing on analyzing the samples that they've collected from the subglacial environment.
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Wiltshire police said in a statement the Bishop's Mill pub in the shopping centre where the pair were found had been sealed off following the incident, but that there did not appear to be any immediate risk to public health.
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The PKK, which says it is fighting for autonomy for Turkey's large ethnic Kurdish minority, has sealed off entire districts of some towns and cities in the southeast and declared autonomy, prompting the security forces to step up their operations.
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The hardware components are completely sealed off in an internal capsule, which the company says should help make them even more resistant to sweat than simply coating the parts with waterproof materials (like it has done for its other headphones).
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ISRAEL-EGYPT BORDER (Reuters) - A normally sealed-off road along the Israel-Egypt border was opened for a Jewish holiday, giving travelers on the Israeli side a glimpse into the Sinai desert backdrop to the biblical journey commemorated by the festival.
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Police have sealed off what German media have already described as a "house of horrors" in the small town of Hoexter, on the border of Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia, and are searching for clues of any further incidents.
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The radiocarbon dating of plant material found in the mastodon dung, plus a discovery that the layer containing the tools was sealed off by another layer on top that was also older than 14,000 years, confirmed the age of the site.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazilian security forces sealed off a slum near Rio de Janeiro's international airport on Thursday after three military police were wounded when suspected drug traffickers opened fire on their car, amid heightened security surrounding the Olympics.
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Sitting in the back of a cab can have a confessional allure: Sealed off to the world, you can take a private moment for yourself or have a conversation — casual or deeply intimate — with a driver you'll never see again.
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When the lounge hasn't been rented out for parties and sealed off, it's busier than the foyer downstairs, but it still appears to have been designed for people who are waiting for their dates to get back from the restroom.
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AMMAN, March 19 (Reuters) - Jordan's army on Thursday sealed off the capital from the rest of the country as the kingdom puts its ten million inhabitants under a lockdown to try to combat the spread of coronavirus, witnesses and officials said.
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The Yangtze marks the dividing line between Jiujiang in Jiangxi province and Huanggang in neighboring Hubei, one of the cities hit hardest by the coronavirus outbreak and now sealed off from the rest of China to try to contain the pathogen.
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Shortly after the Italian couple tested positive for the virus on Tuesday the authorities sealed off the hotel where the woman worked in Innsbruck, the regional capital, locking in guests and staff while they tested 62 of them for the virus.
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The Yangtze marks the dividing line between Jiujiang in Jiangxi province and Huanggang in neighbouring Hubei, one of the cities hit hardest by the coronavirus outbreak and now sealed off from the rest of China to try to contain the pathogen.
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The Lagos state government said the house collapsed on Tuesday after the owners had added floors despite lacking a permit from authorities, which had sealed off the site — a common problem in the West African nation where law enforcement is weak.
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All this has led to anguished discussions about people living in echo chambers, sealed-off social worlds in which the only views they hear are ones echoing their own, and about the role of social media in creating such worlds.
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In footage shot by reporters at the scene of the raids, Melenchon and his entourage are seen yelling at the prosecutor and police officers while other supporters were breaking into the premises that had just been sealed off for the search.
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Historians believe that the Nazis intended to connect these facilities with tunnels; and some treasure hunters, such as Tomasz Jurek, insist that the tunnels were completed and then sealed off by the German military in the last days of the war.
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ABIDJAN, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Disgruntled gendarmes sealed off the entrances to the port in Ivory Coast's main city, Abidjan, on Wednesday, forcing companies including cocoa exporters to halt operations, a customs officer and an employee of an export firm said.
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In Midsommar, another woman, a graduate student named Dani (Florence Pugh), is grieving her entire family after her sister, who was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, kills herself and her parents by piping car exhaust into the sealed-off house at night.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian police sealed off the North Korean embassy in Kuala Lumpur to ascertain the number of officials inside, the deputy home minister said on Tuesday, as tensions escalated over the killing of the North Korean leader's estranged half-brother.
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Police in body armor and ski masks brandishing machine guns patrolled the airport for four hours while the investigation was under way, stranding scores of passengers who could not get to their parked cars because parts of the airport were sealed off.
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Jordan hosts over 1.3 million Syrian refugees, while thousands of refugees and migrants are stuck in Greece after its Balkan neighbors sealed off a route used by more than a million people in 2015 and early 2016 to get to other European states.
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Dressed in her own clothes rather than prison uniform, de Lima appeared relaxed and healthy as she spoke to Reuters in the visiting room of the detention facility, sealed off by high walls and rusting barbed wire inside the national police headquarters.
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The Balkan route was sealed off in 2016 and the number of illegal crossings into Slovenia has decreased sharply, to about 8,000 in the first ten months of this year, compared to almost 500,000 in the period from October 2015 to March 2016.
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Once among the most heavily trafficked routes for migrants and refugees seeking asylum in the EU, the Balkans have largely been viewed as a dead end since 2015, when the border of Serbia and Hungary was sealed off by barbed-wire fences.
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But the reduction in the migrant flow is largely due to deals made between tribal leaders in Libya, who have in turn sealed off their southern border, kept migrants frequently in awful conditions and patrolled the North African country's coast for migrant ships.
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The cathedral, a Gothic landmark on the Île de la Cité in the Seine, across from the headquarters of the Paris police prefecture, was sealed off, and about 900 visitors and worshipers were told not to leave until the situation was declared safe.
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Kapadia does not dwell much on the post-Napoli years, in which the indignities (performance-enhancing drug abuse, a hapless stint as Argentina's national coach) mount, while the legend of 1986 only grows, as if sealed off from the life of Maradona himself.
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More than 10 cities in Hubei province have already been shut down, and local residents in neighboring Hunan - the home province of Mao Zedong - said they were resigned to the possibility that they would also be sealed off in the next few days.
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In Urumqi, the regional capital, police sealed off 3,640 residential complexes with checkpoints and installed 18,464 sets of facial-recognition cameras in them, according to data unveiled at a police presentation in August given by Li Yabin, a top police official in Xinjiang.
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Turkish police sealed off a hotel in Ankara on Sunday to prevent dissident members of an opposition party from holding a snap meeting, which, if it went ahead, could potentially thwart President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's plans to expand his power and authority.
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One of the main avenues in the capital Caracas was sealed off, commemorative videos for the National Guard's 81st anniversary flashed on a big screen, and a suited Maduro with a yellow, blue and red presidential sash spoke surrounded by the military's top brass.
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They seized the main airport, sealed off a bridge over the Bosphorus in Istanbul, sent tanks to parliament and Ankara and to control the main road junctions, and broadcast a statement on TRT state television declaring a curfew and warning people to stay at home.
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NO END IN SIGHT Tens of millions of people in China's central province of Hubei, the capital of which is Wuhan, have been living under virtual lockdown for nearly two weeks, with train stations and airports shut, roads sealed off, and no end in sight.
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SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - Indian authorities on Friday shut down the internet in disputed Kashmir and sealed off the hometown of a slain militant leader a day before the anniversary of his killing by the army, which had fuelled further unrest across the Himalayan region.
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"It was really important for me because it allowed me to tell our visitors that African art is alive and receptive to ideas from around the world," he said, "to tell the story that Africa is not sealed off from time, separate from the world."
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After news of the outbreak in mainland China broke in January, North Korea quickly sealed off its borders and quarantined all foreigners in an effort to prevent an outbreak inside the country, which is perceived to be highly vulnerable due to limited medical capabilities.
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Zhang, and many others like him, have been sealed off from the outside world since late January, when the metropolis of 11 million was placed under a state-imposed lockdown to prevent the further spread of the coronavirus -- and their frustrations have been mounting.
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Authorities are planning to lift a mass quarantine on the central Chinese city, where the global coronavirus outbreak began, on April 8, more than two months after it was sealed off from the outside world -- a hopeful sign that the virus can be defeated.
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As the resistance to the American presence took the form of more and more deadly bombings, many of them by suicide bombers, the entire area was sealed off to the public, subjecting many Iraqis to long and often impossible waits to obtain basic government services.
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The next day, June 18, the bodies of the seven men who died were recovered by Navy divers from flooded spaces that had been sealed off to keep the ship from foundering, a wrenching decision by officers in the chaotic aftermath of the crash.
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People left in the Chinese city of Wuhan are stockpiling food and fuel, and avoiding the streets, after authorities sealed off the city of 11 million people to try and prevent the spread of a mysterious coronavirus that has killed at least 17 people.
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The computer data sought by WADA investigators had been sealed off by Russian law enforcement, leading to the bizarre circumstance of the Russian Anti-Doping Agency urging the Russian government to cooperate with WADA on an investigation of the Russian Anti-Doping Agency's own laboratories.
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A month after iOS8's release, James Comey, the director of the F.B.I., told an audience at the Brookings Institution that Apple had gone "too far" with the expanded encryption, arguing that the operating system effectively sealed off any chance of tracking kidnappers, terrorists and criminals.
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The space was sealed off at some point, and wasn't re-discovered until 21920, when a Taoist monk, the self-appointed guardian of the temple, accidentally crashed through a wall to find the hidden cache, which contained sculptures, piles of documents, and the now-famous star map.
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Hours after the terrorist attacks that have killed at last count 34 people and injured dozens more on Tuesday, Brussels was a city on lockdown, its airport, railway stations and public transport closed and its central district, where the European Union's nerve center is located, sealed off.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Police sealed off a Brussels square and called in bomb experts after a man was seen wearing a thick coat on a hot summer's day with wires protruding from underneath, but he turned out to be a student who said he was researching radiation levels.
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It shows that, even though Dilla often seemed as if he were making his own version of hip-hop, he wasn't hermetically sealed off from the rest of the genre: There are musical and lyrical nods here to R. Kelly, Jay Z, Big Punisher and more.
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Yet for a family — and a political party — so hermetically sealed off from American culture, we were certain that we had our finger on the pulse of the country, offering as certain inspiration to the average American citizen the paradigms of the Russian and Cuban revolutions.
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The past year, one senior administration official said, had been a "humbling lesson" in the limits of American electronic, satellite and human intelligence operations against a sealed-off society with few computer networks, a high degree of paranoia about American covert action, and a determined young leader.
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Unlike an arena or Olympic Park that can be sealed off, organizers have to protect 26.2 miles of the race course, in addition to the Expo grounds at the Javits Center and a pavilion near the finish line where members of the press, athletes and VIPs gather.
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Enver Hoxha, who died in 1985, banned private property and religion, ran a centralized economy, sealed off the country's borders and dotted it with thousands of pillbox bunkers and millions of concrete posts topped with sharp spikes to deter the airbourne troops he feared would invade.
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Almost all villagers were cleared from the two-and-a-half-mile-wide buffer zone, which became one of the world's most heavily fortified frontiers, dotted with minefields and sealed off with barbed-wire fences, tank traps and legions of battle-ready troops on both sides.
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Under Mr. Netanyahu, Israel made regular raids and airstrikes to try to stop rockets from Gaza hitting southern Israel, prompting criticism about the deaths of Palestinian civilians in a place many compared to an open-air prison, largely sealed off from the world by Israel and Egypt.
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A 530-square-foot addition with a pitched ceiling with glass panels follows the grade of the land, creating three levels divided by a few steps that contain a library, a second dining area and a flagstone-floored greenhouse, sealed off from the rest of the interior by glass.
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Ahead of a vote on the draft Law on Religious Freedoms, expected later on Thursday or on Friday, Serbian Orthodox clergy and believers held a service on a packed bridge near parliament, watched by police who had sealed off city center roads and approaches to the government building.
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" She continued, "The fact that journalists are being sealed off and held behind a wall of secrecy, unable to show the American people the faces and voices of those who are suffering in squalor is one more unconscionable aspect to this epic horror story on the southern border.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Soldiers fired shots and sealed off roads leading into the northern Ivory Coast town of Odienne on Friday, a local resident said, as anger at a decision by some leaders of a group of army mutineers to drop demands for bonus payments appeared to spread around the country.
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Vincent Van Gogh, Claude Monet and Édouard Manet are some of the famous artists whose works are on display at the museum ... and the Getty Center tells us their art collections and archives have been closed and sealed off so smoke from the fire cannot get in and damage the art.
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"With the help of old cloths, we sealed off all of the exits to the prayer room before using incandescent charcoal and incense to prepare for the descent of the Holy Spirit," said survivor Yves Aboua at the Porto Novo hospital where he was admitted with respiratory problems on Sunday.
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It was only when we got close to the front line, which divides government-controlled Syria from rebel-held territory, that things changed dramatically: Streets were emptied out, and some parts of the city, including the old city — a Unesco-designated World Heritage site — were sealed off by the military.
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For years, the guide, Michael Phelps, and his guest, Bob Bowman, had watched N.F.L. games together, but from a suite above the Baltimore Ravens' home field at M&T Bank Stadium, sealed off from autograph- and selfie-seeking strangers but often surrounded by "friends" who fed off Phelps's swimming fame.
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But he said open discussion had been hindered by a "vow of silence" about what was really going on up on the plateau, which is sealed off by security fences and dotted with "keep out" signs declaring in English, Norwegian and Russian that the area is a forbidden military zone.
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Xi's motorcade, including two custom-made Hongqi limousines air-lifted from China, was due to travel from the airport on a Chinese-funded repaved highway, which police sealed off, and past a boulevard adorned with the flags of both countries, en route to the top Stanley Hotel in the capital, Port Moresby.
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And in a move replete with symbolism, on the day of his inauguration, he turned the official presidential residence into a cultural center and opened it to the public — producing images of ordinary people, once sealed off from the site by a fierce perimeter of security, freely wandering its grounds in amazement and joy.
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With the Belgian capital on high alert approaching the first anniversary of Islamic State suicide attacks that killed 32 people on March 22, an area close to the city's main Gare du Midi rail station was sealed off and the bomb squad called in to check the car after local officers had pulled the driver over.
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The hand signals administered while flying are necessary because of how loud it is in there—ear plugs are provided and recommended at iFly—and my interviews needed to be conducted in offices adjacent to and sealed off from iFly's main congregation space; even that area, some distance from the tube, is awash in white noise.
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Callimachi: Whenever you're talking to members of the Islamic State, and specifically Western recruits who have returned to their home countries, it's almost impossible to fact-check every statement that they say, and that's because these things happen in a part of the world and in a part of the internet that are almost entirely sealed off.
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"This is a communist country that sealed off everyone in their apartments and is still seeing those numbers, so it made him realize there's no way for the U.S. not to suffer those consequences and what he needs to do is whatever he can to get us through this as quickly as possible," the person added.
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Nah. Let's briefly veer away from whatever queer subtext exists within Frozen 2 to discuss the film's treatment of native peoples displaced by colonizers, in a story told via the inhabitants of the enchanted forest — who were very nearly destroyed by the forces of Arendelle before magic sealed off the forest through means the movie barely explains.
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As five new sites in Salisbury were sealed off by safety personnel, this stunned city was swept into a bizarre guessing game: How in the world could Ms. Sturgess and Mr. Rowley, a couple known, as one neighbor put it, as part of the "sitting-on-the-bench-drinking community," have come in contact with Novichok, a top-secret weapon known to have been used only once?
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Creeped Out: Season 2 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL Super Monsters: Vida's First Halloween — NETFLIX ORIGINAL Super Monsters: Season 3 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL The Spooky Tale of Captain Underpants Hack-a-wee — NETFLIX ORIGINAL Fractured — NETFLIX ORIGINAL Haunted: Season 2 — NETFLIX ORIGINAL Sinister 2 Eli — NETFLIX ORIGINAL In this movie, a young boy struggles with an unknown illness that requires him to live sealed off from the rest of the world.
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" The other victims, whose funerals will be held over the week to come: Melvin Wax, 88 Irving Younger, 69 Richard Gottfried, 65 Rose Mallinger, 97 Bernice Simon, 84 Sylvan Simon, 86 Joyce Fienberg, 75 Daniel Stein, 71 Between the lines, by the NYT: "All night long, Jewish volunteers stood solemnly in the rain outside the Tree of Life synagogue, where 11 dead bodies lay inside, sealed off with yellow crime-scene tape.
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Read more: A damning new report on the 737 Max blames 'inexperienced pilots' and the low-cost airlines that employ them — not Boeing Aviation experts say that after a crash, maintenance records — specifically, log books and task cards containing notes by pilots and fixes by mechanics — are required by international air safety regulators to be immediately sealed off, and any attempt to manipulate them is a serious violation tantamount to trampling on a crime scene.
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