A similar marine exclusion area has been enforced for years right before shuttle launchings, but the current one was put into effect on Oct . 1.
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But the plan proved to be a hard sell, and the Clinton administration gradually shrunk the proposed exclusion area, trying to make it more acceptable to the allies.
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The government expanded the exclusion area around a slaughterhouse where pigs were found infected with foot-and-mouth disease Thursday, one day after exports of British meat, milk and livestock were banned.
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This led to the M1 motorway being closed again; the public exclusion area was widened, and firefighters were temporarily withdrawn until the risk posed by the threatened tank could be assessed.
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It is located within the " Zone of Absolute ( Mandatory ) Resettlement " of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, which is an officially designated exclusion area around the site of the disaster.
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Research suggests that areas with grazing cattle contain a larger number of plants than areas where animals are excluded, but the plants in the exclusion areas are larger and have more flowers.
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Fish and Wildlife Service spokeswoman Diana Weaver said service officials are spending much of their time counting the gulls in the exclusion area, which they are preparing to close to the public later this summer.
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The DoD invested considerably in upgrading the security of the storage areas of the launcher sections, ultimately installing significant towers that were capable of watching over all three sections within the " exclusion area ."
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It is possible that barn swallows are particularly vulnerable to elevated levels of ionizing radiation because they are migratory; they arrive in the exclusion area exhausted and with depleted reserves of radio-protective antioxidants after their journey.
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After the Chernobyl disaster, the majority of the raion was contaminated, and many of its populated places were included into the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, which is an officially designated exclusion area around the site of the disaster.
