The act of withholding or withdrawing some book or writing from publication or circulation.
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Examples for "curtailment"
Examples for "curtailment"
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The curtailment of the veto of the Second Chamber fulfils this purpose.
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But there was, also, a more interesting curtailment of this interior space.
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The aim of perestroika is the radical curtailment of central planning.
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These facts point inevitably to the trilemma-debt, curtailment or increased receipts.
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My whole time has been devoted to curtailment-torestricting loans and seeking deposits.
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The major side effect seen in the trial was bone marrow suppression.
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Victims groups have slammed the move, saying name suppression laws are archaic.
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It felt particularly poignant given the violent suppression of last year's protests.
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In fact, Anastas was in Budapest during the suppression there in 1956.
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He was in power, and prominent in the suppression of the Rebellion.
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The sweeping ban, known as suppression order, was handed down last May.
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This discovery coincided with the suppression of abolition propaganda in the South.
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Background: Greater cerebral metabolic suppression may increase the brain's tolerance to ischemia.
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The reason for the name suppression is also suppressed by court order.
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The 25-year-old had earlier pleaded guilty to breaching a court suppression order.
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Correspondingly, CHD4 suppression results in defective DNA damage response in GBM cells.
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Either it evaporates in gratification or it undergoes some metamorphosis in suppression.
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The mechanisms of action and cellular targets for Treg-mediated suppression remain controversial.
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Reflex suppression in animals is strongly dependent on stimulus location and pattern.
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Civil rights groups called the commission a voter suppression tactic by Trump.
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He arose and related the history of the suppression of the book.
