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Meanings of such restriction in English

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Usage of such restriction in English
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The good news is that the ship is under no such restriction.
Quarter share: a trader's tale from the golden age of the solar ...
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No such restriction has been placed upon solicitors or solicitor advocates.
The Guardian
3
No physiological process, and still less any spiritual process, can bear such restriction.
Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 6 / Sex in Relation to ...
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Or that 100 per cent is unaffordable when no such restriction is in place?
The Irish Times
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There is no such restriction in the United States.
Reuters
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You, sir, feel no such restriction, I suppose.
A conspiracy of paper: a novel
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Mike and Jenny had imposed no such restriction.
The lake
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But M. Thiers is under no such restriction.
The English Constitution
9
For playing your music back to yourself via the MyMusic feature, though, there's no such restriction.
Wired
10
While BitTorrent and eMule demand that you share data to download it, Usenet imposes no such restriction.
Wired
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CLO managers now have no such restriction.
Reuters
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My children shall never suffer such restriction.
Deerbrook
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While a paper book can't spare space to print everything twice, there is no such restriction in an application.
Wired
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This is quite absurd; no such restriction was ever heard of or imagined, either by proprietors; tacksmen, or tenants.
Second Shetland Truck System Report
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It is said that they find it advantageous, and that they feel that their individual security depends on such restriction.
The Queen Pedauque
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The word cyclone is associated in popular phraseology with a terrific storm, but it has no such restriction in technical usage.
A History of Science — Volume 3
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