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It also said there should be "robust challenge processes" in place to ensure the exceptions were "strictly applied".

The British took over the Naga areas in 1832 and, in 1873, introduced a special permission for travellers – called the Inner Line Permit – to strictly control access to the region.

Despite their history, Fulton keeps it strictly business during the season.

These tops were sold strictly by mail order within punk magazines.

To him, modern food isn’t a mere trend nor is it defined strictly as fusion cuisine.