In Jan., 1989-with Burma's rulers discredited, foreign aid cut off, the population openly discontented-the govt. invited the foreign press in to observe Burma's new "open" society.
The urban warfare that followed Aristide's departure in 2004 cut off the population from the rest of the town.
Attempts by the regimes to cut off their populations from the rest of the world by shutting down telephone and internet services proved counterproductive as it only made blatant the fact that rulers were attempting to cover up their people's outrage and widely confirmed the regime's lack of responsibility towards its own people.
Further research should address both these issues, thus determining a robust neck shaft angle cut off, or population-specific cut offs.
The beautiful city of Sarajevo, with its mosques, synagogues, Orthodox and Catholic churches, was besieged for three and a half years from April 1992, its food and electricity supplies cut off, its civilian population relentlessly bombarded.
And the lake has not only taken people's land away, it has also cut off the 25,000 population living in the Gojal region of Hunza from the rest of the country and severed a vital trading route with China.
When a small population of animals is cut off from a parent population for an extended period, it follows its own evolutionary course.
According to the national tourist office in Rabat, more than 50 hotels and 30 golf courses are in the works, mostly on stretches of coast that are near airports but cut off from local populations.
Two other patients, also confirmed to be infected with the swine flu virus, shared a special room with him, cut off from the general population.
Will some of these well-intended regulations cut off access to vulnerable populations?
