The potentialities of the telephone, which might have cut across the barriers to communication, seem to have eluded their imaginative powers.
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I admit BR can be difficult to deal with and that I believed there is some language barrier to communication at points.
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Families and family groups may also experience the effect of cultural barriers to communication within and between different family members or groups.
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The movements established presences in America a century later, but differences in culture and language posed a longtime barrier to communication, Jackson said.
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The Korean peninsula, the sole remaining legacy of the Cold War, has been unprecedently divided by an impenetrable barrier to communications for a half-century,
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By removing barriers to communication between members of the health care team, appropriate interventions can be quickly applied when the person is at risk.
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This longstanding inequity has fostered regional and cultural barriers to communication between hunters and agencies, harvest monitoring, identification of conservation concerns, and ( development ) of cooperative management actions,
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Until the bitumen sealing of the Kidman Way from Griffith was completed in the early 1970s, the rough dirt road was an effective barrier to communications with other communities.
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Personal contacts between fugitive prisoners and the families that had helped them were in some cases maintained after the war despite the Cold War and the barriers to communication.
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This variety } } proved to be no barrier to communication and the argument was " carried on at a remarkably high level, in both intellectual and personal terms ".
