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для службового використання, режимний, закритий ( про інформацію тощо); обмежений; обмеженого користування (доступу); обмежений у праві пересування; у вузькому складі- restricted admission
- restricted area
- restricted audit
- restricted book
- restricted correspondence
- restricted council
- restricted data
- restricted goods
- restricted jurisdiction
- restricted person
- restricted publication
- restricted residence
- restricted suffrage
- restricted title
- restricted treaty
- restricted voting right
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