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Meanings of deny access in English

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Usage of deny access in English
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But they're also the most dangerous to deny access to art.
The Guardian
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It was not designed to steal data or to deny access.
The Guardian
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We can't deny access to the population, he said.
Reuters
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Under Idaho law, anyone who owns or controls a property can deny access to it.
Reuters
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He found the button that allows the pi lot to deny access from the inside.
Storm Front
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Tells about her ability to deny access to stars, which makes her powerful in Hollywood.
The new yorker
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Too often, anti-choice extremists attempt to co-opt faith and religion to deny access to health care.
Ebony
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Landowners are legally permitted to deny access and are allowed to use force to ensure compliance.
The Irish Times
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It appears there's no way to deny access to your Places data and still use the application.
Reuters
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Website operators and internet traffic managers often choose to deny access to users based on their location.
The South African
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Reports from Syria cannot be independently verified as the authorities deny access to rights groups and journalists.
The Irish Times
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Net neutrality arose from legitimate concern that large internet providers could deny access or charge unfair prices.
Wired
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Micro wires represent a means of erecting an impenetrable barrier to deny access to an area or building.
Wired
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Or you can allow or deny access to your location app-by-app; to do so, select Settings, General, Location Services.
Reuters
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The Supreme Court said in November that the company "cannot deny access to information of unquestionable public interest."
Reuters
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Threatening to deny access to your nieces is cruel, but where family money and property are concerned, rationality goes out the window.
The Irish Times
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