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• The remote region is off limits to foreigners without permission.
• The city, 240 miles east of Moscow, is off limits to foreigners and to Russians without special permission.
• Today restrictions were eased on two investment opportunities that had been off limits to foreigners-- short-term bonds and over-the-counter stocks.
• Japan was able to continue administering the islands as if they were colonial possessions, keeping their waters off limits to foreigners.
• For years, the plane's crew was listed as missing in action because the Soviet Far East was off limits to foreigners, Bunch said.
• The entire area, including Mount Ararat, was off limits to foreigners because of Soviet complaints that explorers were U . S . spies.
• Six years ago, the Soviet gymnastics training camp at Krugloye Lake outside of Moscow was considered a state secret, off limits to foreigners.
• China has so far escaped the financial crises afflicting its neighbors, in part because its stock and currency markets are largely off limits to foreigners.
• Though the North Korean government allows it to see where food goes in many counties, others _ sometimes large regions _ are off limits to foreigners.
• China has largely escaped the crisis because its stock and currency markets are largely off limits to foreigners, and thus less open to buffeting by speculators.
• Car Nicobar is now off limits to foreigners, too, but its Christian residents, with names like Watchful Sonofjob, bear testament to the past work of missionaries here.
• His wife and daughter, who had arrived a week ago, remained inside their new quarters and _ in the tradition of the Taliban _ off limits to foreigners.
• Signs in shops, off limits to foreigners, advertise Kosong's plenty in an otherwise poverty-stricken land _ fish soup, warm rice and " sweet meat, " a dog meat delicacy.
• Defying the KGB, he met with Andrei Sakharov, the Soviet nuclear physicist and dissident who was exiled to this region when it was off limits to foreigners and Russians without permission.
• A closed city in Soviet times, off limits to foreigners or Soviets without special permission, Vladivostok is now an open port, a neighbor to China, Japan and the two Koreas and rife with intrigue.
• "Hezbollah Welcomes You By His Pioneer Values, " says a slightly muddled English-language banner near the ancient Roman ruins in Baalbek, a Hezbollah redoubt that was off limits to foreigners during Lebanon's 1975-90 civil war.
• Although he was stationed in the capital, Maclean traveled extensively, primarily by train, into remote regions of the USSR which were off limits to foreigners, and was shadowed by the NKVD as he did so.
• The tiny Himalayan kingdom is a place of excitement and fun for them who come to visit Nepal for its dreamy fairytale-like scenery . This mythical kingdom of Himalayas was off limits to foreigners until the early 1950's.
• "I have been a rocket builder all my life, " he said, " and many of the leading Russian rocket builders have graduated from this university, " whose laboratories were shrouded in secrecy until 1991 and, even today, remain off limits to foreigners.
• Once totally off limits to foreigners, it is poised again to take up its position on the front line as the United States moves closer to anticipated attacks on Afghanistan in retaliation for harboring the suspected terrorists behind the Sept . 11 attacks on New York and Washington.