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At later stages, its expression became restricted to the anterior one-third of the limb buds, with subsequent further restriction to the anterior proximal region both in forelimb (A ) and hindlimb (B ) buds.
Improvising became restricted to organists noodling around hymns and fugues to fill in time at services.
Political participation in all Balkan states soon became restricted to a small segment of the population.
Originally, all dwellers within the hundred were expected to attend, but gradually suit of court (attendance) became restricted to the tenants of specific land.
As global climates cooled, climatic gradients steepened with increasing latitude, and areas with a hot, wet climate became restricted to equatorial regions.
Rowdy "lower-class" behavior became restricted to other forms of entertainment, like minstrel shows in the 1840's or vaudeville later in the century, while the legitimate theater began to take on more refined manners.
After the tribes conquered the rest of the Korean peninsula and established the Silla dynasty, the kolp'um became restricted to the residents of the capital of the kingdom, who constituted the bulk of the ruling class.
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For a period of one to six hours after the first pain sensation, the abdominal pain becomes restricted to the lower right side, and it becomes sharper.
The bigger a hedge fund, the more its investments become restricted to bigger companies and the harder it is to generate profits.
However, as the villi form, the putative stem cells become restricted to the base of the villi.
In regions in which this process is well advanced a high proportion of species are thus predicted to have become restricted to protected areas.
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