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[ri-strik-tid] / rɪˈstrɪk tɪd /


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And, with the typical insider seller being restricted from selling stock for a number of months, the end of their “lockup period” might coincide with the shares already being owned by index funds.

From The Wall Street Journal

It was in an "age restricted" block of flats for over-70s, built and run by one of the biggest developers in the country, McCarthy Stone.

From BBC

The 2015 purchase agreement with Shkreli restricted him from commercializing or exhibiting the album in large venues for 88 years, meaning it wasn’t permitted to be widely released to the public until 2103.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rights groups say basic freedoms are heavily restricted in the country, and have condemned threats against opposition figures.

From Barron's

This shows that the method is not restricted to a single part of the electromagnetic spectrum, but instead represents a broadly applicable dispersion-engineering framework.

From Science Daily