Ash is a star player, one of the best in her field, escaping from the realities of life's drudgery into the confines of this hi-tech wargame. |
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Akbar said he would allow such rallies provided they were orderly and held within the confines of the law. |
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Content plays a major role in Irving's music, elements drawn from outside the hermetic confines of the electronica genre. |
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There is nothing more gray, stultifying, or dreary than a life lived inside the confines of a theory. |
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There is nothing wrong for a guru and chela to learn and practise mysterious rituals within the confines of the law. |
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With some cells open, my brethren and I are allowed freedom to wander inside the confines of this red-walled hoosegow. |
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In the fast-moving confines of a rail carriage it is easy to pass through these areas without noticing the surrounds. |
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Inconveniently for composers, birds don't limit themselves to the chromatic scale, or to the confines of a straightforward metrical scheme. |
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The hour-and-a-half long film is set in the claustrophobic confines of a dingy hotel room. |
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They walked up the ship's angled boarding ramp and entered the claustrophobic confines of the ship. |
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She began to feel slightly better once they had left the claustrophobic confines of the house. |
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Most of the pediculous inhabitants of these uncomfortable confines were sitting naked in their cabins. |
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Muscle contraction within the confines of fascial planes produce pressure that assists blood movement from perforators into the deep veins. |
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The remotely piloted aircraft came down in the ocean, within the confines of the test range, west of the facility. |
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All experimental trials were conducted within the confines of an indoor squash court. |
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The large post-temporal fenestrae of turtles allow the jaw musculature to expand beyond the confines of the adductor chamber. |
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A must see for all those who like abstract concepts set within the confines of a computer monitor, this is a film that shake up their system. |
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Successful confrontation management begins and ends not with selection, but deep within the confines of the mind, the inner man. |
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It must be freezing out there, or perhaps it's just hot inside the confines of the apartment. |
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Above that, a balcony, which stretched to the confines of the building, was also filled with books. |
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It is only an hour or so from Rome's major airports, but once within the confines of the grounds it is unlikely that you will stray too far. |
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Where the damage has been done is internally, within the confines of Northern Ireland. |
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Set within the confines of a crumbling mansion, a child bride finds an unusual way to escape from her loathsome mill owner husband. |
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Food, in the confines of jail, takes on a more basic and urgent quality than it does outside. |
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The buildings are to be located within the confines of the existing Waste Water Treatment Works. |
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In reality she couldn't think of a safe place within the confines of the building. |
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I protested, trying to make my way out of the confines of the restricting hospital sheets. |
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Yet his greatest rebuilding effort has been accomplished, not on the court, but within the confines of his own home. |
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Religion is a personal belief and a private matter and should be kept within the confines of our home. |
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Anything said or done within the confines of the European team room should, in my opinion, remain private. |
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For some, the fast-food joint is the only option if they want to escape the confines of a cramped house for a couple of hours. |
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The director creatively allows the audience to look beyond the confines of the theatre space. |
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This means finding a building within the confines of the town boundary but not too close to the centre of the town. |
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It seems that this caring does not extend outside the confines of our own country, our island, our citadel. |
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As she breathed over me in the confines of the cubicle it was clear that she'd been drinking garlic coffee for most of the morning. |
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These crumbs went onto the desk, the floor and a few remained within the confines of the wrapper. |
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Have we not been burning our women within the confines of our homes, young women who have not brought enough dowry? |
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While in the open desert the tank is king, in the confines of city streets the guerrilla fighter comes into his own. |
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This is a criminal trial and it will stay within the confines of the rules of evidence and procedure. |
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It could also be resentment at the confines of a syllabus and the restrictions that must be placed on students. |
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It is difficult to always live within the confines of a contradiction that passes as a policy. |
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But that is not an exclusive challenge for those within the confines of what some choose to call the new economy. |
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In a way, I guess that being true to myself outside of the confines of the written word is a somewhat impossible task. |
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And it is unlikely that the ripple effects of such success would be contained within the confines of sport. |
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Much as we realise the task by police to combat crime, that should done within the confines of the law. |
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Where some feel constricted by the confines of professionalism, others find comfort in its regimens. |
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But it has not yet been able to break out of the confines of documents and seminar halls. |
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There sole aim must not just be to entice as many clients as possible but to do business within the confines of the law. |
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Well, you used to be able to anyway, I'm sure they are now operating totally within the confines of their licence. |
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Inevitably the debate before me has ranged a little wider than the narrow confines of that question. |
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The slave is forced by necessity to fight for his freedom within the confines of society. |
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However, discussion usually drifted well away from the confines of these topics. |
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Laura, stifled by the confines of her religion and her boyfriend, dreams of freedom and the ocean. |
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My birding is restricted only by my own inability to escape from the confines of city life. |
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He does not have the means to spread his poison beyond the confines of this small country. |
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Beyond the footbridge the narrow confines of the pass begin to widen out and one of Scotland's finest corries displays itself on the left. |
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It was a true romantic rendezvous for many a couple who made themselves comfortable in the cosy confines of the pub. |
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However, unlike conventional fluoroscopy, CT fluoroscopy employs a tightly collimated beam that confines the skin dose to a narrow area. |
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It cannot properly fulfil this dual function if it confines itself like a court of law to adjudicating on pleaded points. |
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Within its tomb-like confines stood four faceless forms shrouded in the folds of richly woven and cowled black robes. |
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His arm slipped free from its confines and he waved it to get someone's attention. |
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Unfortunately this new power train did not fit within the confines of the chassis and it was obvious a major re-think was required. |
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Clever cooks know that it's best to keep onions, spuds and such out of the confines of a dark and dank closet. |
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In fact, most cases of assault take place within the confines of a pre-established relationship. |
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Both children and parents alike are happier getting whisked off to summer camps and holiday getaways, far from the cramped confines of the city. |
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Heartburn is all about excess production of acid, which has left the confines of your stomach and ventured northwards up your oesophagus. |
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Yet more evidence that Godwin's Law extends well past the confines of the Internet. |
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The elective principle itself, Tocqueville notes, forces an ambitious man to appeal beyond the confines of his family and friends for votes. |
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The window of the room will be opened as the dying person expires to allow the spirit to escape the confines of the worldly building. |
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I believe that this can and will be done within the confines and wairua of our tupuna. |
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I see it as an excuse to leave the confines of my quartier and try other bakeries. |
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Only this actor of old school star power can radiate any energy within the limited confines of his underwritten role. |
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I spent half a century here, most of it within the confines of a small radius. |
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I was wrapped in Diogenes' embrace and gazing sleepily at the flames as they danced within the confines of the fire pit. |
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On the other hand, the temperance narrative confines perception, and thus representation, within the limits of its own ideology. |
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Again, don't bother to look for the zodiacal light or counterglow in the confines of a city or the suburbs. |
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Many other animals have sense organs that can detect stimuli beyond the confines of the human senses. |
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He had given his letter jacket to Lisa and she was still wearing it, safe and warm in the confines of the clinic. |
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The invention of the long-playing vinyl record in 1948 liberated composers from the three-minute confines of 78 rpm recordings. |
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Minutes after takeoff in the close confines of an airline cabin, a loud-mouthed passenger demands a beer and shoves an attendant. |
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The feeling of resting in the confines of a bed felt rather luxurious and grand. |
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Positive word of mouth pushed the drug far beyond the confines of the rave scene. |
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I'd flick through my telephone book and escape my confines by chatting on the telephone to people in England. |
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Many of them work as unskilled manual laborers, which confines them to low social and economic status. |
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Ottaviani's recreation of the conversation is seriously limited by the confines of cartoon balloons and a mere six panels on a page. |
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It's a steep climb to the gap over loose scree and boulder slopes but the climbing eases off once you enter the narrow confines of The Window. |
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Karajan modestly confines himself to initial bows and a last curtain embellished with bouquets. |
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You remove it from its confines and caress and touch it as if it's a bar of gold. |
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In literature and film, she has been portrayed as a powerful matriarch within the confines of the miner's home and family. |
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Moreover, although work groups socialized after hours, they did so only within the confines of their separate divisions. |
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The door slides open, and Daphne gladly exchanges the confines of the mirrored elevator for the wide white and mauve hallway. |
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The thundering crash of shotgun blasts were made even more deafening within the confines of the small room. |
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It seemed to know it was away from the confines of our chamber, for it fluttered about and beat its wings. |
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Snow algae are colorful, microscopic organisms that thrive in the chilly, acidic, sun-blasted, and nutrient-poor confines of melting snow. |
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In the oppressive confines of the chicken yard, one chicken has a vision for bettering their lot in life. |
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During the day, we were trapped in the confines of the Schumann metro stop. |
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While Greenspan confines his holdings to savings accounts, money-market funds, and Treasury bills, Mitchell holds some stocks. |
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I shall cast a magic spell to transport us from the confines of these walls! |
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Frazier's unsentimental portrait of Sioux culture also exposes the confines of his own Caucasian world. |
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Within the confines of modern homes, formal sitting rooms seem like a waste of space. |
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In fact, you can catch the action in the cool confines of a Kensington movie theatre. |
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Freed from the confines of ski tows and pistes, they travel to where snow cover is deepest and the hills most deserted. |
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This bodice-ripper is set in the drab confines of Charenton Asylum, when Sade was slung for his many indiscretions. |
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These factories were to serve as unfortified commercial establishments, and the French renounced all acquisitions outside their confines. |
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He has pretensions to be a serious novelist but mostly confines himself to namechecking Nineteen Eighty-Four and Darkness At Noon. |
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The sight of a nurse was reassuring to nervous flyers, especially in the unsteady confines of unpressurised cabins. |
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Bob squeezed his muscular shoulders into the narrow confines of the top turret. |
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In both cases, liberty refers to the freedom of person within comparatively narrow confines. |
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But there is ample evidence that they are erecting the bounds of their political playpen far beyond the confines of Westminster. |
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The goal of Buddhism is nirvana, a transcendence of the confines of mind and body. |
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Of course, in such enclosed confines, virulent viruses can run wild, and if the person next to you is sniffling, find another seat if you can. |
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Just out of school, and freed from the confines of the uniform and the burden of the heavy schoolbag, life seems to stretch endlessly ahead. |
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Reading the subtitles takes vision away from the image and allows one to leave the confines of the car. |
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To attempt breaching the confines of the installation this way was suicidal. |
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But creativity means appearance of novelty, which by definition exists outside the confines of a deterministic universe. |
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So, hark, I venture forth into the narrow confines of this Northern Italian city, searching for the romance which so filled young Romeo's heart. |
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Jimmy pulled up the hatch built onto the floor of the hover vehicle and reached inside the small confines to reveal a duffel bag. |
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Even outside the confines of finite name-spaces, the sheer onomastic challenge of modern life sometimes gets to be a burden. |
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Their yard or garden will also need to be securely fenced so that the puppy remains safely within its confines. |
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It is a world that has more meaning for them than the badly-run straitjacketed confines of government schools. |
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Once the symbol of a rich legacy, they used to grace the opulent confines of sprawling traditional houses belonging to the aristocratic class. |
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Considerable numbers also came to escape the narrow confines of what was until quite recently a highly Catholicised society. |
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In the academic confines of museums, such talk of marketing and the bottom line qualifies as gauche. |
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Both thespians acquit themselves admirably, but it's how they function within the confines of the story that makes this an intense, fulfilling offering. |
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But for the integrity and the respect of the innocent billions, earning their daily bread under the confines of economic stagnation, that deserve a shelter of peace. |
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Without pandering, Christie made real progress in appealing to voters outside the lily-white confines of the conservative base. |
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Whether these are in widely different subjects, or whether they just stay within the confines of a traditional subject grouping, is yet to be resolved. |
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Nuanced verdure, brick reds and tempered whites, play against tints of calcined blues and gray-greens, broadcast beyond the paintings' modest confines. |
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We take you beyond the confines of starships and space stations to Starfleet Academy, an alien colony, a desert planet, swamps, an icy planet, and even to a hellish realm. |
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In the clubby confines of America's boardrooms, the sky is the limit. |
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The spirit has its own prismatic palette, which lies beyond the confines of the conventional, yet breathtaking colour curves of my Rotterdam stained-glass skyscape. |
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In the intimate confines of the Cabaret theater, where they literally schvitz right onto the audience, the whole house crackles with their energy. |
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The Lower East Side is no longer a bourgeoisie frontier but has become the destination for a customer seeking liberation from the confines of New York homogeny. |
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This event calls for marriage as institution open to all who wish to accept its stabilizing, limiting confines. |
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Her pale blue eyes were wide and terror-stricken and darted from the barred door to the tiny circular window, but there was no way she could escape her confines. |
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Having sloughed the oppressive confines of the mine, instinct takes over. |
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In the case of mainstream media the debate is largely conducted between members of the commentariat on their terms within the confines of their own agenda. |
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The beneficiaries included indigent persons such as the visually challenged man who lived with his family in the claustrophobic confines of a public call booth. |
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The station became a scene of bedlam as if often does, with its small confines causing waiting outbound passengers to be in the way of arriving passengers. |
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The truth was locked up in the confines of my spiral notebook. |
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A national language which spreads beyond its own confines very quickly loses much of its original richness of content and is in no better case than a constructed language. |
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Within its confines they build houses and shops, cultivate fields, and set out in tiny boats on the waters of the lake whose vastness I now comprehend. |
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On plan the auditorium is a trapezium rising three levels high inside its rectangular confines with rehearsal and dressing rooms fitted around two edges. |
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This sort of detail should never leave the confines of the hospital. |
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It exists only in his memory, so he retreats into the confines of his mind. |
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Within the confines of the Internet, this little girl exists only to make us feel better about ourselves. |
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Crucially, however, even within the confines of the biological sciences, the science of genetics does not, and cannot, speak with a single, oracular voice. |
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Sure, I believe gay folks who want to get married within the current confines should of course have that right. |
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They are to be wed in an hour, but a confidence is overheard and suddenly madness ensues, but it must kept within the confines of social niceties. |
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Now he enjoys working within the confines of his self-created boxes. |
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You can chart a gradual progression from the comforting confines of shoegaze towards a disturbing mish-mash of fuzzed-up guitars and dark drum patterns. |
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Quite unlike the Bushes, who preferred to hunker down with Tex-Mex inside the confines of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. |
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Satellite signals and footprints did not respect geo-political boundaries and it was no longer possible to limit the medium or its message to the confines of the nation state. |
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By that time, SantaCon had already spread beyond the narrow confines of a few prankster-explorers. |
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The exotic spiders, which are at first of normal size, slowly start to grow bigger and burst out of their confines to prey on the township population. |
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But the Sketchbook Project confines itself to restricting only submissions that might endanger the staff. |
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Here, 21 arches made of blocks of pale Apricena marble break free from the more usual confines of walls to form a series of dramatic free-standing supports. |
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It struck me strange that my mother from whose loving hands I had partaken many a sumptuous meal had been immured in the kitchen confines all along. |
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Certainly it is the face of the tousle-haired youth with a hint of acne, who, as you enter, stares out from the confines of an aluminium frame set on a signpost. |
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The castle, she gasped and then so imprisoned her breath, to the shallow confines of her fragile chest. |
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Sutherland cuts and crams facts and opinions into his tight confines. |
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They faced years of imprisonment in the gulaglike confines of a North Korean prison camp. |
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A limitation of article 101 above is that it confines piracy to the High Seas. |
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Law enforcement within the confines of the shire was the responsibility of the High Sheriff of Glamorgan. |
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The site was first built in 1917 as HMS Sarepta within the confines of Portland Harbour as a seaplane base. |
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Within the confines of the 1991 Constitution, supreme legislative powers are vested in Parliament, which is the law making body of the nation. |
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The pipiltin were noblemen who were relatives of leaders and former leaders, and lived in the confines of the island. |
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They would escape the confines of the city by rambling about in the countryside. |
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All spellwork with faeries should be done within the safe confines of your circle, with the faeries just outside its perimeter. |
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Despite his public calls for reform, Bashar al-Assad grew up in the confines of his father's Ba'athist system. |
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In the book, you stay pretty much within the confines of Watergate, right? |
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The two young princes disappeared within the confines of the Tower of London. |
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The cramped confines Of the two-room ONE Archives gallery managed to hold a rewardingly deep sample of work from EZTV's heyday. |
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The box contains LogOff, ShutDown and Restart buttons and the mouse pointer is locked within the confines of the box. |
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With vocal sounds that either sing or groan like a didgeridoo, his emissions almost tread beyond the confines of the saxophonic existence. |
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This re-absorption into higher states of being and finally the Principial Order is simply beyond the confines of modern science. |
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In other words, particles heap up on one side of the ring that confines them. |
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A traveller passing through the confines of ignote countries. |
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That's why I am taking my business from the dingy confines of my old bank with their sleepyheads behind the windows and giving it to another bank. |
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Period brassiness to the fore, bright trumpets shone through bringing a welcome contrast to the confines of the narrower dynamics of period instruments. |
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The British vlogger Zoella has broken out of the confines of YouTube and landed on the shelves of Virgin Megastore with her own line of beauty products. |
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Asphyxiating in the confines of a petit bourgeois existence, a tedious job, and a demanding family, Vassiliki's testimony tests the limits of the postfeminist age. |
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But as I came to know each of them in the confines of this room, I began to reunderstand that each man's humanity and capacity to love expresses itself in different forms. |
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The Maremagnum, being situated within the confines of the port, is the only commercial mall in the city that can open on Sundays and public holidays. |
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Indeed, the physical confines behind the crest of Ambion Hill, combined with a difficulty of communications, probably physically hampered any attempt he made to join the fray. |
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The program limited plottable pixels to the confines of the screen. |
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Fearing rebellion, Julian lured the Goths into the confines of urban streets from which they could not escape and massacred soldiers and civilians alike. |
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To us who dwell on the uttermost confines of the earth and of freedom, this remote sanctuary of Britain's glory has up to this time been a defence. |
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The Tractarian formulation of the theory of the via media was essentially a party platform, and not acceptable to Anglicans outside the confines of the Oxford Movement. |
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Sparky and the Carnival Circuit is the tale of a resourceful electron named Sparky, who dreams up a way to free his electron friends from the confines of their battery home. |
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