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The Justice Department has chosen local television as its main medium, parceling out one-on-one interviews with Mr. Ashcroft to stations and angering some local print reporters by limiting their access.

Students were wary of offending their international peers by limiting their access to specific foods; and banning deliveries seemed to go against the more gentle, democratic nature of the program.

Dorsey seemed to indicate that Twitter would reopen Politwoops, a network of 30 sites around the world, which it controversially closed in the US in June and in other countries in August by limiting their access to Twitter's data.

So-called 'loser' cells are either removed by active elimination or by limiting their access to survival factors.

The rules, implemented in 1996, were intended to prevent cable operators from killing upstart satellite competitors by limiting their access to content.

FMD's role in contributing to the suffering and death of livestock, particularly when affected during periods of drought or at an early age by limiting their access to feed and water, can be significant.

Though the specific uptake did differ for tumors with different EGFR expression levels, the uptakes were also affected to different degrees by factors in the tumor architecture limiting their access and non-specific uptake mechanisms, as well as whether the EGFRs to be quantified are localized extra- or intracellularly.

However, the participation of local users has been opposed by conservationist policies, which limit their access to fishing grounds.

These measures, for example, will heighten pressure on Assad supporters in Syria and abroad to end civilian killings by undermining their credibility and limiting their personal access and international mobility.

Imagine this, what would happen if these trendsetters, would be more intentional by limiting access to their products, and brands to small business?

In the guppy, females are more active and innovative while foraging [ 29], most likely reflecting the fact that female reproductive success is mainly food limited whereas males are limited by their access to females [ 30].