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buffer zone

noun as in area of separation

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Israeli forces would, over time, withdraw from the battlefield while maintaining a security buffer zone around Gaza.

Meanwhile, Zelensky has rejected proposals for a buffer zone with Russia as part of a peace deal.

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Facial assessment technology was 92% accurate for people aged 18 or over, but there is a "buffer zone" - about two to three years either side of 16 - in which is it is less accurate.

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"Only those who do not understand the technological state of today's war propose a buffer zone," he told reporters on Friday.

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The report also pointed to buffer zone laws which prohibit protests outside abortion service centres and Public Spaces Protection Orders, powers local councils can use to ban certain anti-social activities.

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

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