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Spain will confine poultry indoors in several regions starting Monday in response to escalating cases of avian influenza across Europe, the agriculture ministry said Wednesday.

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Crew members were quarantined at a hotel, confined to their rooms with food delivery with clean towels and sheets left outside their doors.

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Newcastle's patchy form - particularly away from home - has confined Eddie Howe's side to the bottom half of the table.

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This mode represents a pattern of light confined between mirrors, enabling collective behaviors that isolated atoms cannot exhibit.

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Still, out of deference to his wife, he mostly keeps his constructions confined to a single room downstairs.

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

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