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constrained

adjective as in forced

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There are benefits to diversification, but Nvidia is also a powerful player whose supply of products has been constrained.

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Supplies of natural ingredients are still constrained, but growing.

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Pentagon strategists, constrained by American laws and policies limiting security assistance to military governments, hope to sideline the Russians and get back into the West African security business.

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Occidental’s high net debt of about $22 billion—it will be reduced after the Berkshire deal is completed—has constrained the company’s financial flexibility.

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The issue is what the uniform represents, and the poorly constrained rage within the man wearing it that it gives agency to seep out.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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