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Three years ago, the waters were declared off limits because of high levels of coliform bacteria.

Mountain Travel Sobek is also starting treks to the remote Dolpo and Humla regions in the northwest, which they deemed off limits because of the political unrest.

In the various investigations of MF Global, one potentially important source of information about the firm may come from its lawyers, which is typically off limits because of attorney-client privilege.

Parts of the island remain off limits because of high levels of volcanic gases; cars are allowed to pass through the zones, but drivers tend to keep the windows shut.

Some committee allies of the domestic oil and gas industry had hoped Mr. Greenspan might give them ammunition to press for new oil and gas drilling in coastal areas that have been put off limits because of objections from adjacent states.

One analyst reasoned the recurrence of lesbian chic was due to the often-used homoerotic subtexts of gay male subculture being considered off limits because of AIDS in the late 1980s and 1990s, joined with the distant memory of lesbians as they appeared in the 1970s: unattractive and militant.

Words such as "spastic" and "moron," once standard medical classifications, have been placed off-limits because of their wide misuse as terms of abuse.

With Clint Dempsey nursing a mild groin strain and Jozy Altidore off-limits because of his club's objections, two of the most prominent Americans were relegated to cheerleader duty.

They also contend that of the 300,000 acres that the department says can be developed, most are in fact off-limits because of local zoning, lack of sewage-treatment capacity and other environmental problems.

With the Rybolovlevs' Palm Beach home deemed off-limits because of legal wrangling over the divorce, maybe Ms. Rybolovlev, 22, could find a warm getaway home in Los Angeles to complement her Central Park apartment (which, at 6,744 square feet, is about the size of Ms. Ecclestone's master suite at the Manor).

By opening up hundreds of command positions previously off-limits because of the combat role ban, thus removing the last remaining obstacle to women's advancement within the military hierarchy, Panetta might have struck a major blow against the epidemic of sexual assault.