It is an unforgettable, magical journey, where you are cut off from the rest of the world and thrust into what little nature remains of this vast tropical island.

BBC: Drifting down the Sekonyer

Cut off from foreign funds, the country would be forced into still tighter fiscal austerity.

ECONOMIST: The euro crisis

So why add to your troubles by setting up in, or shipping goods into, a mini-market cut off by borders from both the large ones?

ECONOMIST: Watch it, that��s us you��re trampling on

Many women would be better off if they cut the cord from unappreciative employers and put their energy into creating great jobs for themselves (and maybe others, too), where they could set new rules.

FORBES: Don't Lean In. Walk Out.

During the Edo Period (1615-1863), when Japan cut itself off from the wider world, only Chinese and Dutch traders were allowed into the country.

ECONOMIST: Japanese art

The Mets, at the peak of their popularity in the mid-1980s, made the mistake of locking into a long-term cable agreement that cut them off from the escalating rights fees of the 1990s.

FORBES: Magazine Article

Journalists whose writings displease such a politician are cut off from the flow of information, for example, by not being invited into the officeholder's house for the informal evening chats where selected tidbits of information are handed out like candies.

FORBES: Hold the presses

What it comes down to in pollution parlance regarding humans and other species is that kids may demonstrate seven times more inhalation and exhalation rates than their parents, meaning, they absorb far more pollutants from off adjacent freeways into their lungs (a clear-cut case of a social justice issue, among other things).

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Meanwhile, the Placed study also found that showrooming is poised to cut into sales racked up by big spending shoppers at retailers ranging from Costco to off-price chain T.

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