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Meanings of free zones in English

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Usage of free zones in English
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London has announced plans to create the largest car- free zones in Europe.
BBC
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This was instrumental in creating malaria- free zones in most parts of the country.
The South African
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Its design ethos may soon incorporate gyms, yoga rooms, phone- free zones, and cinemas.
The Irish Times
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Gun- free zones disgust me because we're not protecting the kids on the campus.
The Guardian
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DoC said work started last year to ensure the tracks were predator free zones.
Radio NZ
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Are our parks and gardens nut free zones too now?
The South African
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The billionaire businessman has opposed gun- free zones and promised to protect Americans' rights to self-defense.
Reuters
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At home, we may try to enforce dog- free zones.
News.com.au
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Nut- free zones, gluten free cafes and menus doubling in length … are we generation allergy?
News.com.au
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Almost all school shootings are in gun free zones.
Reuters
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How about declaring advertising free zones and removing the tax deduction for spending on ads?
The Guardian
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Around 100 Polish municipalities have declared themselves to be "LGBT- free zones".
The Irish Times
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The aim is to make venues sexual harassment- free zones.
BBC
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Campaigners are denouncing the Environment Minister for opposing efforts by councils to create genetically-engineered free zones.
Radio NZ
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She suggested that communities could set up violence- free zones with moral consequences for violating the rules.
Feminist dot com
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Gun free zones are proven targets of killers.
Reuters
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Free zones across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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