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The investigation team was walled off from the rest of the company in a bid to isolate it from influence by top executives.

True, the walled-off nature of these communities is part of their charm.

Even with your data walled off in your own data center, you might have cause for consternation.

Similarly, PrimeSense held invitation-only sessions at its tiny, walled-off booth and forbade any photos or videos of its products.

This study involved patients with severe acute pancreatitis complicated by walled-off pancreatic necrosis managed endoscopically.

One is whether a Chinese Facebook should be walled off from the rest of the global social network.

This is the Arab world's exit into history -- an exit from a sterile, walled-off place into a land of painful and consequential choices.

But each of these groups of users is walled off from the others by language.

Post-Google, China's Internet market could increasingly resemble a lucrative, walled-off bazaar, experts say.

Way too complex to understandRows of houses all look the same A walled off city with a fancy name Nuclear waste?

The move was also seen as typical of Apple, whose products employ their own walled-off operating systems.

Creators of experimental sculptures or installations complain they are walled off from many government-run museums.

This tradition has been maintained to this day as we still have many parks and schools walled off from the public.

The conquering nation has now walled off its part of the city so that people cannot move freely from side to side.

Part of the yard had been walled off.

District 13 is a walled -off slum, a hive of crime that the police have given up on.

Nor is it walled off from its neighbours, now hosting millions of sullen exiles.

One of my friends walled off the living room so that he can have a separate place to eat.

The headmaster's house is walled off from the school.

The room is walled off from the rest of the house.

This room is walled off from the rest of the house.