• Today, Old Shanghai is walled in by the apartment and office towers slowly and inevitably approaching from all sides.

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  • The walled in town with castles and fortresses is right on the coast.

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  • My unit stood there in a walled-in compound in Baghdad, naked, sores dotted all over our bodies, feet peeling, watching our suits burn.

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  • Wearing a baggy, navy corduroy suit brightened by a turquoise Little Bear tie, Hirsh, 51, is holding court in his cinder-block-walled office in a former munitions factory in Toronto.

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  • For years, a holiday in the Dominican Republic entailed staying at a walled-in, cookie-cutter resort.

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  • Unless you already happen to live beside a stunning mountain lake in Guatemala or inside a fairy-tale walled garden in Varanasi, you are far, far away, but your individual comforts and desires are still in familiar focus.

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  • The city was formally founded in 1608 by Samuel de Champlain, and is now the only walled city in the Americas north of Mexico.

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  • Here in Qobtan Jebel, a pinprick village of century-old stone walled homes in the hills west of Aleppo, Mr. Shehab Eddin's word is law, at least for now.

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  • Perhaps he was a little too young to understand just how oppressive a walled-in society could be.

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  • Too often, modern television audiences are walled off in their own taste silos.

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  • Yahoo.com became a kind of AOL.com for the brave, new Internet not a walled-in Internet service, as AOL had been, mind you.

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  • The block-wide, walled-in Czech beer garden has enough picnic tables to comfortably seat 800 and is merrily packed all summer with pitcher-swilling, sausage-eating bonhomie.

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  • Gunmen sprayed bullets at revellers after storming the party inside a walled garden in the city in Coahuila state, across the border from Texas.

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  • According to Umansky, the Hollywood dream couple purchased the glass-walled home in 2005 and were considering completely remodeling the one-story home but decided in the end it was too much work.

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  • Many want them confined in walled ghettos, a growing practice in Slovakia where a far-right politician, Jan Slota, has said that the Roma should have a separate state (he didn't say where).

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  • And if the new owners get to feeling cramped, they can always expand--Pulte designs the houses so that a third story or a walled-in patio out back can easily be added.

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  • In short, daily life in a hardscrabble farming village in Szechuan province is a world away from the Shanghai Nanjing Road ritzy shopping street or even an old, walled neighborhood in Harbin, a crossroad of many cultures in northeastern China.

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  • What makes the success of "Clybourne Park" so interesting is that American theater is a monoculture, a thick-walled bubble in which you'll look long and hard to find anyone with an opinion about anything that is anywhere other than well to the left of center.

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  • In fact, several of the more sophisticated spots are in hotels, including the glass-walled Blu Horizon in the Shangri-La overlooking Sydney Harbour, Hemmesphere in the Establishment Hotel and the cavernous lobby-level Water Bar in BLUE Sydney.

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  • Those who have been inside describe it as being divided up into cages in some areas, with walled-off rooms in others.

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  • There were armed civilian security guards in the walled Old City, and more guards in front of supermarkets who inspected your bags for bombs before you could enter.

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  • This year is the 400th anniversary of the building of the city walls that make Derry one of the finest examples of a walled city anywhere in Europe.

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  • They work in glass-walled offices and hop from Europe to Hong Kong or Tokyo, where they stay in deluxe modern hotels and sleep with their business partners.

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  • Meanwhile, Abdelazziz lives in a walled concrete compound with thundering diesel generators providing 24-hour electricity.

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  • Many of the old plant varieties found in the walled garden from the original estate were replanted and regrown.

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  • In a walled vineyard belonging to a former poppy farmer Mr Shaulis has set up a drip irrigation system.

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  • Still, there is an extensive security presence in the walled colonial city of Cartagena for the summit -- including more than 7, 600 police officers and thousands more troops.

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  • It will require a departure from the walled-garden mentality in which the operation of a static Web site or a network of disparate branded blogs has been the status quo.

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  • Near the medina and the Menara gardens, the hotel is set in 40 walled acres of Moorish gardens and every one of the 139 rooms and suites has a balcony that overlooks them.

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