11 White House, when anthrax attacks cut off the mail and she was no longer permitted to take strolls outside the gates, as increasingly constrained, her "own physical space" shrinking.
"An attack would cut off a major shipping lane.
India moved its crack Strike Corps into Rajasthan, within fifty miles of the border, and once again, as in 1987, there were fears in Islamabad of a preëmptive Indian attack to cut off southern Pakistan from the north.
Mr. Lutnick's firm lost 658 employees over the course of a morning 12 years ago, then just four days after the attack, he cut off the paychecks to the families of his employees — some dead, some still listed as missing.
Critical errors by several staff officers, and by Joseph Stalin himself, who failed accurately to estimate the 6th Army's potential and overestimated their own newly trained forces, led to a successful German pincer attack which cut off advancing Soviet troops from the rest of the front.
Seasoned observers say the event has regained some of the energy it had before the 9/11 terrorist attacks, which cut off the advertising revenues that fuel Mipcom and led to American media groups keeping lower profiles.
The September 11 Fund, the second largest of the 350 funds created after the attacks, will cut off enrollment for some programs on Jan . 31and close its office in 2004.
During 1944, Allied submarine attacks effectively cut off the supply of oil from Southeast Asia to Japan and greatly reduced Japanese imports of other commodities.
According to a leaked diplomatic cable, in 2008 King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia was already urging America to attack Iran and "cut off the head of the snake".
At 09 00, Dance reformed his force into sailing formation to put distance between the two forces and Linois took the opportunity to attack, threatening to cut off the rearmost British ships.
