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Meanings of neutral territory in English

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Usage of neutral territory in English
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The third time he had succeeded in breaking through into neutral territory.
Ruth Fielding in the Great Northwest; Or, The Indian Girl Star o...
2
This might be neutral territory, but there was no use pressing it.
Police Your Planet
3
He dragged his gaze off her chest and onto more neutral territory.
Tough customer: a novel
4
The House Dolorous is in neutral territory, far from the fighting.
The half-made world
5
Now they live in New Zealand which is ' neutral territory', she observes wryly.
Radio NZ
6
The neutral territory is supposed to extend three English miles from the shore.
The Laws Of War, Affecting Commerce And Shipping
7
But at either end of the French lines lay neutral territory-Switzerlandand Belgium.
The guns of august
8
Granted, this includes three matches in World Cups, and thus on neutral territory.
The Irish Times
9
Because this appalling locality is the nearest thing we have to neutral territory.
The Good, The Bad, and The Uncanny
10
For him to cross the line would be a violation of neutral territory.
Real Soldiers of Fortune
11
A stirring romance of the Revolution, with its scene laid on neutral territory.
The Passenger from Calais
12
Soldiers running into neutral territory may be disarmed and then protected as non-combatants.
Studies in Civics
13
Nominally it belonged to no European power, but was a recognised neutral territory.
The Expansion of Europe; The Culmination of Modern History
14
Israel wants these talks in their region; the Palestinians want them in neutral territory.
The new yorker
15
Defeat me, and the Court has agreed that this city will become neutral territory.
Death masks
16
Solomon and I spent four days in the neutral territory.
In the Days of Poor Richard
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