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Emergency services rushed to the remote and inaccessible area after the man's smartwatch called for assistance, police said.

From BBC

The team also employs an MR headset to compare 3D scanned ancient pottery sherds with physical ones, aiding in the analysis of inaccessible artifacts displayed in museums.

It’s tough to justify violating people’s rights to engage them in involuntary treatments when voluntary treatments are inaccessible.

From Salon

Sources who provide or connect people to gender-affirming care told Salon that patients are trying to bump up their appointments out of fear that they will soon be inaccessible.

From Salon

It added that the trespassers caused "extensive damage" and made the site "inaccessible".

From BBC

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

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