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Nor need the boon of precision farming be restricted to rich countries.

The problem is not restricted to things structured as dialog boxes; online help can be absolutely terrifying in its incoherence.

While the local bank robber is restricted to the several branches in his region, his online counterpart can choose from the thousands of Banks with an online operation.

You can bring through pies and cakes, though cranberry sauce, jams, gravy, and other liquid or jellied foods are restricted to 3.4 ounces.

A single shuttle loom has one shuttle box on each side. In this case the filling is restricted to one color or type of yarn. This is normally denoted as a conventional loom.

Eyebrow maintenance is not restricted to women only.

Asynchronous: Unlike HTTP, BEEP is not restricted to a particular ordering of requests and responses.

With the state's presence in Rio's ganglands still largely restricted to sporadic police operations, a small army of evangelical preachers is left to pick up the pieces.

Now, in a surprise, researchers have found that this chemistry thought to be restricted to sea spray occurs at similar rates in air above Boulder, Colo., nearly 900 miles away from any ocean.

Sonic flights are restricted to military and research aircraft.

Literary creation is no longer restricted to career writers who live off the government coffer.

He can choose from different jobs and probably changes his work more frequently as he is not restricted to a choice within a small radius.

You are restricted to eight liters of duty-free wine.

Unlike cars, which are restricted to roads and parking lots, bikes can get through pedestrian short cuts but can also be parked almost anywhere, for free.

Notice it says the Eucharist is to be restricted to only baptized Christians.

Blocking events are not restricted to Russia.

In a few cases, such as for services related to Premium support or to submit PMRs electronically, access is restricted to those with fee-based support agreements.

Moose stay in what remains of New England's wilds; undomesticated bison are restricted to a few great Plains patches; grizzly bear are practically gone; elk are - well, great, but they're not huge.