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As soon as they grew pretty strong, they were confined to three meals a day.
However they were confined by the divine prime directive not to interfere in human evolution.
Well, the majority of micro-fractures were confined to the heels of both feet.
Women recluses were confined in a damp and tight masonry, very often overwhelmed by cold, and they could not move around.
For some unknown reason, Daedalus andhis son Icarus were confined in the labyrinth.
And to them ultimately were confined the learning, the morality, and the political power of every people.
We do not believe these attacks were carried out by a group of people who were confined to this country.
In the Philippines, the British were confined to Manila until their agreed upon withdrawal at the war's end.
Though availability of GPS was made public,high quality GPS signals were confined to military use until recently.
For some time such"ship portraits" were confined to prints and drawings, and typically showed the ship with no crew.
(SL) Honourable representatives of the Commission and the Council,it has been some time since human rights and freedoms were confined to the level of the individual nation state.
In the Philippines, the British were confined to Manila in a deteriorating military situation before their agreed upon withdrawal at the war's end.
In the aftermath of the Treaty of Fort Jackson and the Treaty of Washington(1826),the Muscogee were confined to a small strip of land in present-day east central Alabama.
The market where slaves were confined in dark, underground chambers before being sold still contains the chains used on the slaves.
In the two major trials in ABSSSI the types of infections treated were confined to cellulitis, abscesses and wound infections only.
And to them ultimately were confined the learning, the morality, and the political power of every people among which the Mysteries were practised.
In 2011, 588 asylum-seeking refugees were confined in police detention centers.
The Etruscans were confined to a few coastal settlements, such as Aléria, and the Carthaginians were strong on neighboring Sardinia.
When the war was declared,the terrorist targets were confined to a small corner of tribal Afghanistan.
The market where slaves were confined in dark, airless, underground chambers beforebeing sold still contains the chains bolted to the concrete.
The earliest are by Master W with the Key, who produced several engravings of ships;for some time such"ship portraits" were confined to prints and drawings, and typically showed the ship with no crew.
Those who remained on the Highland were confined to small rented farms without any definite tenure to raise crops and animals.
A week later on March 7, 2000, he lost nine of the thirteen primaries on Super Tuesday to Bush, including large states such as California, New York, Ohio, and Georgia;McCain's wins were confined to the New England states of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Vermont.
In ABSSSI, the types of infections treated were confined to cellulitis/erysipelas or major cutaneous abscesses, and wound infections only.
Walden, being like the rest usually bare of snow, or with only shallow and interrupted drifts on it,was my yard where I could walk freely when the snow was nearly two feet deep on a level elsewhere and the villagers were confined to their streets.
It was here that as young, idealistic men they were confined, tortured and traumatised during the rule of the Communist Party.
Preclinical observations were confined to those associated with the recognised pharmacological action, which is the only safety concern for human use derived from animal studies.
Preclinical toxic effects of beclometasone dipropionate were confined to those associated with overstimulation of the recognised pharmacological action.
While horse-drawn cars were confined to the physical limitations of the animals pulling them, electric cars could carry passengers much further away from the city, and thus the“suburbanization” of cities began.
Street protests denouncing Aleppo's plight were confined to small groups, which often included exiled Syrians and human rights activists.