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Meanings of limit access in English

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Usage of limit access in English
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Results: Evidence suggests insurers limit access to trials because of cost concerns.
Pubmed
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He said the ship's position could limit access to more experienced divers.
News.com.au
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The ability to limit access to subsections of the tool by user.
Essential system administration, 3rd edition
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Sanctions from the EU would limit access by Russian oil companies to funds.
Reuters
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Simultaneously, their escalating costs limit access for certain patients and health care facilities.
Pubmed
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Rose understands that race, class or gender should not limit access to equality.
Ebony
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With this control, publishers can and do limit access to the scholar's writing.
The Guardian
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This prompted White House officials to limit access to Trump's remarks.
The Guardian
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The main public hospital has decided to limit access and to focus on emergencies.
Radio NZ
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Whether alcohol use and depressive symptoms limit access to ART in resource-limited settings is unknown.
Pubmed
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Two bills are currently in Congress that would severely limit access to pornography by minors.
Wired
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The drugmakers have already tried to pre-empt efforts to limit access to the new treatments.
Reuters
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Opponents say it will limit access to safe abortions.
Reuters
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Background: In many low- and middle-income countries, insufficient human resources limit access to oral health services.
Pubmed
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But he has no plans to change arrangements which limit access to benefits and social services.
Radio NZ
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They do not, because governments in many producing countries limit access to their reserves, he said.
Reuters
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Limit access across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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