But sealing off the city also prevented people from leaving.
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By not sealing off the earcup, the driver moves more freely.
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They&aposre sealing off all the entrances, that&aposs a huge step.
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Photos posted on the paper's website showed police sealing off the area.
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But the country is obsessed with sealing off access to outside news.
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Closed primaries often have the effect of sealing off paths for insurgent candidates.
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Photos posted on the newspaper's Twitter feed showed police vehicles sealing off the area.
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But then a sandbar formed, sealing off the lake again, and the landscape stabilized.
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Blood would clot around the coils of wire, essentially sealing off the vessel for good.
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Across China, the authorities are sealing off cities, closing down schools and checking on residents.
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A baffle in the exhaust closes, sealing off some of the thunder, and the suspension eases up.
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It has been railing against change since 2013, and sealing off highways is a well-practised tactic.
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European leaders are sealing off external borders for at least 30 days in response to the outbreak.
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He'd come across the scene while police were sealing off the area, the bodies still in the street.
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Turkey sent more tanks into northern Syria and is closer to sealing off IS's access to its border.
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The third phase would cover an unspecified 1,080 miles (1,728 km), essentially sealing off the entire U.S.-Mexico border.
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If he is serious about that work, the president should rethink his enormous investment in sealing off the country.
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So did local residents who crowded around the edges of the police tape sealing off blocks of the Danforth.
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"What I'm worried about now is, every day there's more cancellations, more countries sealing off their borders," Mr. Phillips said.
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As I left Spring Studios, it was like I could feel something sealing off behind me as the door shut.
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Lighting a fire at this hearth would block the narrowest point in the cave, sealing off this chamber from predators.
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TRAVEL BANS, EVACUATIONS Authorities have effectively quarantined Wuhan and the surrounding Hubei province, sealing off roads and shutting down public transport.
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After contesting, he's terrific at sealing off his man and grabbing rebounds himself, as illustrated by his 353 percent defensive rebounding rate.
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Lam has resisted completely sealing off Hong Kong's borders with mainland China, having closed all but three of Hong Kong's 20193 crossings.
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China has closed down public-transport links in the city and at least nine others, sealing off a combined 30 million people.
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The order from Asuncion's city hall came hours after the Paraguayan FA (APF) announced it was sealing off the north stand for repairs.
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He has, at various points, called for banning the Quran, closing all mosques, and sealing off Dutch borders to immigrants from Muslim nations.
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I think the left has had less success in hermetically sealing off their base from other sources of information — that's a major factor.
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Discussions of the legal questions returned again and again to social media, and the increasing difficulty of sealing off jurors from prejudicial information.
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On Sunday, as a government helicopter circled the campus, the police adopted a new strategy, sealing off surrounding roads to prevent protesters escaping.
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Fences were also erected on Greece's and Bulgaria's borders with Turkey in 0003, and Ukraine began sealing off its border with Russia in 2014.
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Opportunity has been sealing off into smaller geographic areas and narrower segments of the population, leading to greater and greater economic and cultural stratification.
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Israel would likely respond as it did to Hamas's takeover in Gaza, by sealing off the territory and putting it under a full blockade.
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Thousands of police officers in the Philippines are reportedly sealing off the capital, Manila, in an attempt to combat the spread of the coronavirus.
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China has responded to the epidemic by sealing off large cities, quarantining people en masse and punishing people for failing to report flulike symptoms.
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IItaly is sealing off entire towns and canceling major events after 322 cases and 12 deaths made it the most infected country outside Asia
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More extreme measures such as sealing off cities, which Italy has done for the hardest-hit northern regions, are also on the table, Bloomberg reported.
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"Widodo will be bolder now than before in sealing off space that Islamists have tried to occupy in politics and social life," she told Reuters.
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Until Wednesday, FBI and police had largely kept their distance from the buildings occupied by the militants, sealing off access to the refuge headquarters with roadblocks.
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This change involved sealing off every possible point of entry except the watch's speaker, which is supposedly designed in a way that will push water out.
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The device works by sealing off the left atrial appendage where blood can pool and clot and allows patients to stop taking the blood thinner warfarin.
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Sealing off Tehuantepec alone implies shutting down migration across a stretch of jungle more or less as broad as the distance between New York and Philadelphia.
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The human cost of sealing off a province of tens of millions of people for two months may not become clear for months or even years.
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An unprecedented quarantineGauden Galea, the World Health Organization&aposs China representative, described sealing off Wuhan as an extraordinary step in an interview with The Associated Press.
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Bill Bonilla, 68, is a retired resident of Mexico City and he says he understands why Trump's rhetoric of sealing off the border resonates with American voters.
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In Kashmir's biggest city, Srinagar, India tightened security further, sealing off many roads with barbed wire for an Independence Day parade attended by only a few locals.
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A further 2200,215 will get "sealing off kits" - emergency kits with a plank of plywood that can be used to create some privacy in a communal shelter.
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Sealing off Europe's and the United States' digital markets from each other will seriously damage the outlook for jobs and growth on both sides of the Atlantic.
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In sealing off a city of 6000 million people, China is trying to halt a coronavirus outbreak using a tactic with a complicated history of ethical concerns.
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The travel restrictions were extended to two other cities near Wuhan — Huanggang and Ezhou — on Thursday, effectively sealing off a total of 19 million people in China.
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The measures range from death sentences and imprisonment for watching banned media, to sealing off the country&aposs domestic mobile network from foreign tourists visiting the country.
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The term, which roughly translated means "quarantine" in French, means sealing off the far right from any power or influence, no matter how many votes it wins.
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Anti-ISIS fighters have mostly surrounded the city, sealing off escape routes for those ISIS militants who don't want to risk their lives for the cause anymore.
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However, a large area of high pressure, known as a "blocking high," will build above the Northwest Atlantic by late this weekend, effectively sealing off Florence's escape route.
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Meanwhile, rescuers have a dwindling window of opportunity, with forecasters predicting the return of heavy monsoon rains in the coming days, effectively sealing off the cave until October.
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The sealing off of other special assets such as the Rolls-Royces in RIC controlled trusts would insulate those assets from court judgments as well, legal experts say.
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The Mongolian authorities also shut the border with China until March 2, while other countries and regions this past week stopped short of sealing off their borders entirely.
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He also stopped an effort by Mr. Guaidó and his foreign allies to bring large amounts of aid into Venezuela, sealing off the border with Colombia and Brazil.
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On March 9, 9003, Greece's Balkan neighbors slammed their borders shut, sealing off the route to the EU's richer nations, and effectively trapping about 50,000 refugees on mainland Greece.
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I enjoyed creating hyper-awkward situations, thus hermetically sealing off a space where no audience member could escape the trainwreck that was me with a microphone in my hand.
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Iraq's prime minister, Haider al-Abadi, agreed to allow the militias a secondary role of sealing off the desert areas west of Mosul, but not entering the city itself.
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In 1994, the Clinton administration initiated the strategy of "Prevention Through Deterrence," sealing off urban entry points into the country and instituting new checkpoints along major routes farther north.
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When her parents separated, they literally divided the house in half, sealing off doorways and even creating a second kitchen, sectioned off from the original by an improvised partition.
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After Hurricane Harvey barreled through the area in 2017, floodwaters eroded an "armored cap" sealing off dioxins and other toxic substances linked to cancer, and liver and nerve damage.
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A year on, Nardil had provided relief from the worst of the depression, but it had also soldered the writer's block down at the edges, sealing off important neural pathways.
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Austria and Slovenia will permit entry only to people who can provide negative tests for the virus, and Switzerland partially closed its border by sealing off a number of crossings.
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They had full biocontainment suits on, three layers of gloves, a motor in their back to provide air, duct tape all around, sealing off anything that could possibly expose themselves.
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Tonight at midnight, Xi will take the extraordinary step of effectively sealing off the country to foreigners, as fears mount over imported coronavirus cases sparking a second wave of infections.
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After what critics said was an initially hesitant response, China imposed sweeping restrictions, including suspensions of transport, sealing off communities, and extending a Lunar New Year holiday across the country.
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China took a series of relatively extreme measures to contain the initial outbreak of the coronavirus, including sealing off cities, preventing travel and requiring people to stay in their homes.
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"More places in Hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak, are enacting 'wartime' measures, such as sealing off residential complexes and allowing only essential vehicles on the roads," our colleagues write.
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Orban, who built a steel fence in 2015 sealing off Hungary's southern borders to keep out migrants, has framed the election as a choice between forces backing and opposing mass immigration.
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Hernández, who has visited Washington twice in the past month, could conceivably agree to sealing off Honduras' porous borders in exchange for Trump's turning a blind eye to Hernández's purported misdeeds.
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But early results from NASA's HI-SEAS experiment, which mimics this isolation by sealing off small crews in a dome near the top of the Mauna Loa volcano in Hawaii, are promising.
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But another election-related proposal being discussed in Florida is to open up primaries to all voters, including independents, instead of sealing off elections to only the most vociferous and extreme partisans.
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Police imposed tight security measures at the site of the protest on Thursday morning, setting up security barriers and sealing off nearby roads and carrying out searches with bomb disposal teams and dogs.
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General Alon said that the army was not taking measures like sealing off the West Bank or stopping Palestinians from working in Israel because it was important to keep the Palestinian economy functioning.
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Pressure mounting as rain dominates forecasts Rescuers have a dwindling window of opportunity, with forecasters predicting the return of heavy monsoon rains in the coming days, effectively sealing off the cave until October.
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After what critics said was an initially hesitant response to the virus, China imposed sweeping restrictions, including suspensions of transport, sealing off communities, and extending a Lunar New Year holiday across the country.
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Last month, the government put Wuhan in a virtual lockdown, sealing off the city and banning most public transportation and private cars from its streets in a desperate effort to contain the outbreak.
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Sealing off Mosul The U.S.-backed offensive to crush Islamic State in its last major stronghold in Iraq has entered its second month – and the battle to retake the city is making slow progress.
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"Any resettlement proposal that is conditional on effectively sealing off borders and illegally pushing back tens of thousands of people while denying them access to asylum procedures is morally bankrupt," said Amnesty's John Dalhuisen.
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Lam said further measures were being taken "to ensure the control of the boundary control points to reduce people movement across the border," but fell short of a complete sealing off of the city.
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By sealing off so much policy, including the imposition of long-term austerity measures and mass immigration, from the democratic process, the union has broken the contract between mainstream national politicians and their voters.
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The ride-out team worked to isolate the ICU from the rest of the aquarium by sealing off doors, putting sandbags in place and filling holding tanks with water in case they need it.
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These concerns included Israel canceling 83,000 travel permits granted to West Bank and Gaza residents during Ramadan, suspending 204 work permits of individuals in the alleged attackers' extended families and sealing off their entire hometown.
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So she consulted with her doctor, who offered to do a "tubal ligation"—a routine procedure that involves sealing off the fallopian tubes to prevent fertilization—immediately following her cesarean section scheduled for January 2016.
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The modifications to the building sought to turn spaces within the base of the tower into new apartments—in the process sealing off a fire escape—and re-cladding the structure with new insulated panels.
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These days, engines are much more efficient and car makers, in some cases, have done away with the dipstick, sealing off the engine from owners and using sensors to monitor oil levels and oil life.
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He has called for making the "Netherlands great again," banning the Quran, taxing the hijab, shutting down all mosques, sealing off Dutch borders to Muslim newcomers, and pulling the Netherlands out of the European Union.
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Coaching sessions can run more than $200 an hour, and at least one firm requires its students to sign nondisclosure agreements, sealing off their word lists and curriculum materials from people who do not pay.
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Special forces who swept in from the east have already entered the city, while peshmerga forces are sealing off northeastern flanks and mainly Shi'ite Popular Mobilisation forces are trying to cut off the western side.
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Videos from Australia have shown vast stands of trees blazing like roman candles, giant walls of flame sealing off residents of a beach town, and the national symbols of Australia, including kangaroos, running for cover.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe police stormed the headquarters of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) in the capital Harare on Thursday and detained 16 people after sealing off the building earlier, a Reuters witness said.
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Worry over the virus has led to new friction, with many people, particularly medical workers, demanding that the city government does more to stop the virus crossing in from the mainland by sealing off the border.
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Both humorists and investing pundits have focused on Mexican building-materials giant Cemex as a company that might get a big boost from building the estimated $10 billion wall sealing off the U.S. border with Mexico.
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As bears explore far beyond their core habitats, people not accustomed to grizzlies need to be educated about bear-proofing garbage cans and sealing off beehives and chicken coops with electric fencing, Dr. van Manen said.
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However, both President Nixon and President Reagan set a precedent for sealing off the border, with Nixon shutting down sections to slow drug trafficking and Reagan briefly closing the border when a DEA agent went missing.
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The Clippers, exasperated and floundering—a half decade of history repeating itself against, of all people, Joe Fucking Johnson—took Mbah a Moute off Joe and tried doubling him with Crawford and Reddick, sealing off his penetration.
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In Abidjan, the soldiers, most of them ex-rebel fighters who helped bring President Alassane Ouattara to power, erected improvised barricades around the national military headquarters and the defense ministry, sealing off part of the city center.
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Such measures — sealing off cities, shutting down businesses and schools, ordering people to remain indoors — have provoked anger in China and could be difficult to replicate in democratic countries with a greater emphasis on protecting civil liberties.
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The idea of sealing off the U.S. border with Mexico has been a Trump fixation, ever since his June 2015 campaign promise to build a "great, great wall on our southern border" galvanized voters angry over illegal immigration.
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The report details an otherwise healthy 34-year-old man in the UK who felt a popping, painful sensation in his throat immediately following a sneeze he had tried to stop by sealing off his mouth and nose.
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In announcing the new border closures, Lam said further measures were being taken "to ensure the control of the boundary control points to reduce people movement across the border," but fell short of completely sealing off the city.
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In Germany, hundreds of people responded to the activists' call to block the traffic circle around the Victory Column in Berlin early Monday, sealing off a key transit point between the formerly divided capital's east and west districts.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy raced on Sunday to contain the biggest outbreak of coronavirus in Europe, sealing off the worst affected towns and banning public events in much of the north as a third patient died of the illness.
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The European Union and Turkey have agreed to stop the flow of migrants to Europe in return for political and financial concessions for Ankara, sealing off the main route by which people poured across the Aegean islands, including Kos.
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Soon, Russian news bulletins rolled continuous video of chemical weapons experts sealing off Zizzi&aposs restaurant on Castle Street, police manning cordons around The Mill pub, and Prime Minister Theresa May visiting the shopping area known as the Maltings.
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A U.S. official told Reuters in Washington there was "no available force capable of taking Raqqa in the near future", and U.S. officials cautioned the process of sealing off and isolating the city could take two months or longer.
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The security forces have made several attempts to enter Soura, according to residents, with the apparent goal of sealing off a large area of open ground next to the Jinab Sahib shrine that has become an assembly point for protesters.
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SRINAGAR (Reuters) - India tightened security on Thursday in disputed Kashmir, sealing off many roads with barbed wire in the main city of Srinagar, as government officials and security forces held an Independence Day parade attended by only a few local people.
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They believe that their country's constitution is being violated, and that the ruling right-wing Law and Justice Party is degrading the law and dispensing with justice by sealing off the institutions which can hold a ruling party to account.
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Tightening borders and sealing off Greece from the rest of Europe had delivered a drop before the deal with Ankara was signed, an EU official said, suggesting Turkey was not in as strong a negotiating position as it might think.
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The deadly blasts may strengthen the government's argument that it should press ahead with a major offensive in the north of the country, where troops backed by Russian airstrikes are close to sealing off Aleppo, once Syria's largest city and commercial hub.
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WASHINGTON — Law enforcement officials are in the final stages of sealing off a heavily fortified security zone encompassing the Capitol and the historic National Mall here as they prepare for the inauguration on Friday and the substantial protests it is expected to attract.
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If the Kurds are given the green light to advance with American air support, the main short-term objective could be sealing off the last stretch of the border that is not held by the Kurds or the government, west of the Euphrates river.
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If Schnatter's group ever buys up enough ownership to move beyond the 30 percent they currently have, every other stakeholder will have the right to buy up stock at half the normal price, effectively sealing off any strong-arming from the former Papa John.
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FOLLOW LIVE UPDATES Rescuers have a dwindling window of opportunity in which to extract the boys, with heavy rain falling shortly after the rescue operation began on Sunday afternoon and forecasters predicting yet more monsoon rains in the coming days, effectively sealing off the cave until October.
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More than 50,000 migrants have been stranded in Greece because of multiple border closures across the Balkans to the north, sealing off a land corridor to wealthy northwestern Europe used by a million people before them fleeing conflict and deprivation in the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
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On Monday, a deal takes effect between the EU and Turkey that is aimed at stopping the flow of migrants to Europe in return for political and financial rewards for Ankara, sealing off the main route by which a million migrants crossed the Aegean into Greece last year.
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But because we've become so hyper about making our surroundings as pristine as possible — sealing off our homes from the outdoors and using pesticides and antimicrobials with a vengeance — we've tipped the scales away from those harmless or helpful bugs, in favor of some of the bad guys.
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The Turkish leader was returning to Istanbul from a holiday near the coastal resort of Marmaris after a faction in the military launched the coup attempt on Friday night, sealing off a bridge across the Bosphorus, trying to capture Istanbul's main airport and sending tanks to parliament in Ankara.
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Read more about the coronavirus:Trump is furious with the CDC for doing its jobChina's coronavirus lockdown is economically terrible for almost everyone except delivery, news, and gaming appsItaly is sealing off entire towns and canceling major events after 322 cases and 12 deaths made it the most infected country outside Asia
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The roommates' predecessors used temporary walls to split the living area into three spaces, with the back half of the living room becoming a windowed bedroom, the dining area becoming another by sealing off the doorway to the kitchen, and the front part of the living room serving as a windowless living area.
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In a bid to stymie the flow last week, Macedonia, Slovenia, and Serbia slammed shut their borders, effectively sealing off the so-called Balkan Route, a path that people fleeing conflict and poverty in countries like Syria, Afghanistan, and Iraq have been using used to travel through Europe to Germany, France, and other favored destinations.
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