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There is one crucial difference, however, between then and now: North Korea's new leader is the late Kim Jong-il's inexperienced young son, Kim Jong-un, who must build up his own leadership credentials while negotiating within confines set by his father.

It can be argued, for example, that public judgments should affect priority setting only within some narrow confines set by principled arguments.

Bethia Mayfield, a restless minister's daughter and the heroine of Brooks's historical novel, must learn to exist within the confines set for women by the Massachusetts Bay Puritans.

The heroine of this beautifully written historical novel must learn to exist within the confines set for women by the Massachusetts Bay Puritans.

The deaths have mounted despite strict standards governing work in confined spaces set by the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

In creating the boxy three-room penthouse, which sits atop a six-story building, the architects worked within the confines of rules set by the New York Landmarks Preservation Commission for the Greenwich Village Historic District.

When the power goes off, the molecules relax back into their original orientation, which is set by a pattern etched into the confining glass but they do so 1000 times more slowly, in milliseconds.

Several of Kafka's works were a springboard, and the tone is set by confrontations with authority figures and the confined space, wonderfully set up on three levels by way of a stage within the stage.

The experiment, the brief experiment of a decade and half, in which it was there to curtail war, or to confine going to war within some loosely defined international parameters set by the Security Council, has failed".

New Yorkers from all walks of life including cops, businessmen, even rival biker gang members would meet and interact with one another within the confines of these studios, and everyone would have to follow strict rules set by the artists".

We find that under certain conditions, earthquake ruptures are confined to a pressurized region along the fault with a length-scale that is set by injection operations.