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This passage most likely restricted access to many private areas.

Some areas are still under restricted access because of radiation.

The Japanese military restricted access to the bridge for several weeks.

The museum has been subject to restricted access since 11 September 2001.

"I assume you have very restricted access to the data base."

Some churches restricted access when mass or services were not being held.

But in recent years, board officials have drastically restricted access to school violence information.

For security reasons, he is being kept in a room with tightly restricted access.

Everyone in Britain had the same restricted access to new clothing during the war.

That is largely because the restricted access has been temporary.

But some visitors saw the restricted access as a blessing.

The order effectively restricted access, as it was intended to do.

Still, the army has restricted access to the area, raising suspicions.

Height and restricted access are the most significant factors of the fire fighting problem.

Because of that, most of its area has restricted access.

For years, I told myself that restricted access to wine was no worse than, say, living with bad weather.

The area has restricted access since it is used for naval exercises.

The book was banned and only allowed restricted access in university libraries.

The company had earlier restricted access to its Web site after a reporter began questioning those members.

From this area, a restricted access road climbs to the site of the studios.

"Restricted access is an annoyance, if nothing else," he said.

Japan has long restricted access to military records, which were in the hands of the American authorities for nine years after the war.

This may be a distinct advantage in some applications with restricted access.

Western scientists were not allowed on the scene then, and for many months afterwards had only restricted access.

The school encourages parental involvement and restricted access to television.