61.   Murdoch was partly seeking to appease the Chinese government, whom he had offended by asserting that satellites could be used to bypass the restrictions of authoritarian regimes.

62.   On the other hand, individualities are ironed out by the restriction of visual information.

63.   On the other hand, the study suggested that any restriction of hours or entry to the park could be handled through a variety of traffic-control strategies.

64.   Opponents, even as they conceded defeat shortly before the lopsided vote, continued to attack the campaign finance overhaul as an unconstitutional restriction of free speech.

65.   Opponents of the bill call it an extremist measure that will lead to greater restrictions of abortion rights.

66.   Palestinian and Israeli analysts say that while its Islamic message is part of the appeal of Hamas, most Palestinians would reject the restrictions of a fundamentalist regime.

67.   Patients fed up with the restrictions of managed care are forcing some insurers to allow physicians more discretion, including ordering more tests.

68.   Public opinion polls have, for several years, shown that consumers resent the restrictions of managed care.

69.   Restriction of religious freedom has loosened in some Chinese localities, but it remains one of the practices most criticized by human rights activists.

70.   Restriction of pornography on the Internet and on cable television.

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number 2.42%
thousand 1.43%
hundred 1.22%
most 1.18%
group 0.86%
series 0.84%
use 0.80%
head 0.77%
sign 0.72%
side 0.70%
restriction 0%
restriction + p. >>共 67
on 79.91%
in 4.91%
for 2.88%
of 2.77%
to 1.58%
as 1.21%
by 1.04%
than 0.61%
at 0.48%
from 0.41%
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