The Warwickshire village of Preston-on-Stour has been almost completely cut off during the past few days.

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In any case, Russia is not completely cut off from the world financial system.

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"The majority of developers aren't making enough each month to completely cut off their day jobs, " says Chen.

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While most witnesses are familiar with the criminal justice system, their loved ones are not and often must accept being completely cut off from everyone they know.

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The facility is tucked away in remote Treasure Beach, four hours from Kingston. 10.04.39 Music 10.04.42 Raphael Rowe Once inside children are cut off completely from their home life.

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The device is also made out of 65% recycled plastics, and comes with a 0-watt hard switch that lets you cut power completely off from the monitor for zero power consumption.

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He had cut himself off completely from modern communication with the world.

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With the feed companies phoning incessantly to have their bills paid, Dean became concerned they might cut off his supply completely.

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New Jersey Natural Gas cut off gas flow completely on Thursday in order to stop the fuel to these fires, but much damage was done.

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Seoul is also reluctant to cut off all problem companies completely.

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But there is bound to be the question: where does the advantage lie in an investment bank which is cut off from its in-house source of funding, and should it not simply split completely?

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