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Once a nuclear event does happen, the very nature of being nuclear means that its impact will not be confined to the event state per se.

For a time, it looked as if public anger over the financial crisis of two years ago would be confined to Wall Street banks.

The heart muscle of the strength athletes, however, tended to thicken, a phenomenon that appeared to be confined to the left ventricle.

Next day new steps were to be taken; my plans could no longer be confined to my own breast.

may be confined to a few repeated utterances or, in less serve cases, is of a 'telegraphic'nature with articles and conjunctions omitted.

I also remember the days when I fell sick and had to be confined to bed.

Technology itself, and its effective use, is not to be confined to the traditional science subjects.

For now, default worries still seem to be confined to the CDS market.

Investment appraisal should not be confined to financial appraisal and must take place within the overall strategy of the business.

But from here on, his music making would be confined to local pubs and his own family circle.

Some of his ministers explicitly advise that any new building be confined to the blocks and the Jewish suburbs of Jerusalem.

Before Mr Livingston died Mr Crawford and friend Betsy Reid promised the project would not be confined to dozens of shoe boxes.

Jogging will be confined to part of the track (U-shape) when the sports ground is being used for golf activity.

However, scholars'studies tended to be confined to individual cases, neglecting the commonness of reformists'translation behavior.

But as the mutinous streets of France and Greece suggest, resistance to the cuts will not be confined to parliamentary high politics.

But , this time they must enlarge proponent level , no longer the youth be confined to is familiar with a network .

When it was first found in the UK in 2006 it seemed to be confined to south-east England, but has now spread further north and west.

Criticism and debate are to be welcomed and should not be confined to academic circles.

This meant that the impact of the data store migration would be confined to JDBC connection parameters.

Writing plainly does not mean that letters must be confined to a mere recital of facts, in a style that is dull and unattractive.

Operation Weeting is investigating the interception of voicemails, once claimed by News International to be confined to one rogue reporter.

There is general agreement that the Greek financial fiasco cannot be confined to that too-small-to-fail country.

We shall not be confined to the above enumerated instances which shall be construed generally.

As the application of evaluation method has flexibility , be confined to a certain field .

Adaptation to the DNA damage checkpoint is a phenomenon long thought to be confined to the unicellular world.

Uses for this technology would not, of course, be confined to advertising.

private school has transfer land impossibly commonly , transfer object should be confined to state - owned company or commonweal unit.

Nobody would to be confined to a single locality all his life .

Will management innovation largely be confined to entrepreneurs (like those above) with little exposure to traditional management concepts?

Secondly, the newly extended loan shall be strictly sticked to the terms of loan and be confined to the production and construction.

Even 100 bits per second would be of great use to stroke victims who would otherwise be confined to menu-driven interfaces.

I have shown them in vague images, not deliberately conceal the identity of them, but do not want to be confined to certain persons.

The fallout would not be confined to the property market.

But I do not want the incident be confined to pointing of fingers amongst government departments.

If the after-school learning a little English, then your knowledge will be confined to the knowledge learned in school.

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Of course, all states have been expansionary in their past or they would still be confined to villages and valleys.

With the federal government deadlocked, bold measures may be confined to state and local governments.

Scope: the scope is to be confined to matrimonial cases initially.

The task will be hard. There may be dark days ahead, and war can no longer be confined to the battlefield.

Their use ought to be confined to those who have a insurable interest in the bonds of a country or company.

Not just be confined to that state of consciousness when you do your creative work.

But evidence from Chinese manufacturers suggests the chain 's problems may be confined to higher-end clothing .

However, in today's world these discussions need not, and should not, be confined to those in Namibia or New York.

Many people are strongly against the point on the account that they think we should not be confined to our own traditions.

The treaty should be confined to the protection of the rights of traditional broadcasters and cablecasters .

Diversification is, therefore, likely to remain gradual and be confined to new reserves.

And third, that the credit mess would be confined to areas related to subprime mortgages.

Gambling or that will now be confined to four remote parts of Russia .

The malign consequences of the coup may not be confined to Thailand itself.

Informal dress is accepted for most events, but beachwear should be confined to the beach .

Early evidence suggests that its revolutionary nature may well be confined to the technology.

These anomalies be confined to the immediate vicinity of the exposed pipe .

Technology itself , and it 's effective applications be confined to the traditional scientific subjects .

The smart grid, however, should not be confined to pilots.

Few people can always be confined to the concrete jungle without feeling charmed with nature.

Applications need not be confined to the developing world.

A transaction can be confined to a single data resource, such as a database or message queue.

And soon their views of alien worlds may not be confined to the planets in our own solar system.

and war can no longer be confined to the battlefield.

The smart grid, however, should not be confined to pilots. But the problem is figuring out how to scale up.

The woman will be confined to a mental institution.

Finishing will be confined to blocking, embossing and the attaching of cards (RFID).

This assures that all vapor or gases will be confined to the pump room.

For one thing, she was forbidden to move out of the garden, and it fretted her sadly to be confined to its narrow bounds as spring drew on;

You' ll be confined to your room for now.

Chinese people are good at thinking with like, but the ad works to innovate, can not be confined to a single mode of thinking.

With this foundation, students in choosing a job and it can no longer be confined to a certain area of a country.

If we work separately, we will be confined to frail minds and limited resources.

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this struggle will not be confined to the middle east

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