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controlled area

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controlled area,
a part of a hospital or other health facility that is occupied primarily by personnel who work with radioactive materials. It is designed with barrier shielding to confine the radiation exposure rate in the area to less than 100 milliroentgen per week.


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is located in the most tightly controlled area of downtown, just steps away from the New York Stock Exchange, and the school's executives were concerned about dealing with too many security issues if they shared a building with a financial services firm.
``There is a controlled area where there is asbestos that could have been the origin of the problem,'' said Los Angeles County Fire spokesman Roland Sprewell, emphasizing that the same symptoms caused by exposure to asbestos could be caused from dust of any kind.
To avoid deliveries to the enemy ports by sea and mine laying in the domination area the sides have the right under the 1909 London Declaration to search all vessels approaching the controlled area, capture enemy property and smuggled goods carried by merchant ships.
 
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