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unrestricted

/ ˌʌnrɪˈstrɪktɪd /

adjective

This post granted him unrestricted access to government medical and laboratory supplies.

Three lucky male baboons were injected with Vasalgel and given unrestricted sexual access to 10 to 15 female baboons each.

Two decades on, there has not been another unrestricted election in Belarus.

He believes that the right to create and carry firearms is unrestricted.

But the idea that any right is unrestricted is totally at odds with history, the law, and reality.

But the regulations made association among inmates of the same sex practically unrestricted.

A war will be waged through an unrestricted press upon your government and your people.

Red, with the hunger of the long-denied, with the unrestricted appetite of the intellectually low, had not discriminated.

Many looked to Washington, some for unrestricted trade, a few for political union.

Laurier would not go so far, and the policy of unrestricted reciprocity was made the official programme in 1888.

April 18, 2024petrichor

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