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That cost, plus travel and accommodations, make the event inaccessible for many fans.

In an interview with AFP at IFRC's Geneva headquarters, she acknowledged that the death toll could still rise as emergency workers reach communities rendered inaccessible by the storm.

Before that, high stock prices were viewed as relatively inaccessible to individual investors, but now investors who don’t have, say, $5,000-plus to drop on a share of Booking Holdings Inc.

Private clubs have been largely inaccessible to visitors, with members unwilling to share their facilities.

He said 142 had been completely destroyed, while 38 were "completely inaccessible" because they were located in the area to which Israeli troops have withdrawn under the ceasefire.