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In late November, Netanyahu announced plans to build 3,400 settlement units in an area known as E1, effectively cutting off Jerusalem from the West Bank.

But Mr. Andres said he also disagrees with groups that are effectively cutting off local funding because of the national policy.

The United States already has slapped strict sanctions on Maduro's government, effectively cutting off its biggest single source of cash: oil sales to the United States.

The bank was put into receivership after the discovery that it had more than $850 million in bad loans, effectively cutting off the supply of cash to Mahmoud Karzai and other politically connected borrowers.

Before dawn on Aug. 29, building crews and the university police erected a 10-foot-high fence around the grove, effectively cutting off the tree dwellers from their supplies.

At 4 08 58 and 4 09 06, the last two 345,000-volt lines carrying power from American Electric to FirstEnergy failed, effectively cutting off northern Ohio from power supplies to the south.

Over the next year, the president then raised his official gold price to $35 per ounce, effectively cutting 40% off the dollar in a bid to stoke inflation and spur the economy.

Then came construction of the Cross Island Parkway in the late 1930s, effectively cutting Bayside off from the water.

They are effectively cutting themselves off from the random encounters in public spaces that used to invigorate city living.

When it couldn't meet its payments, it simply defaulted on its debt, effectively cutting itself off from the world's capital markets.

We couldn't bring cameras, computers or cellphones with cameras, effectively cutting us off from the outside world save for a few "burners" — those disposable cellphones drug dealers use.