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Federal law requires polling places to be accessible to those with disabilities, but deterrents including inaccessible entrances, malfunctioning voting machines and long lines, remain common.

No matter where you end up, your Amazon Music Unlimited playlists won’t disappear—they’ll just be grayed out and inaccessible until you resubscribe.

Obstacles including war, migrating populations, difficult terrain and lack of vaccine acceptance have created pockets of inaccessible children, he says.

Luckily, there’s a place where sunshine is abundant, where the grid is inaccessible, where price is no object, and where there’s nothing but room.

The world of fine jewelry, typically inaccessible to anyone looking for an affordable-but-sturdy pair of earrings, has seen a boom in recent years, fueled in part by jewelry companies built on direct-to-consumer business models.

The process tends to remain trapped and inaccessible inside a person – usually a very complicated person.

Still, was it possible that Russian authorities could censor the Internet and make Meduza inaccessible for Russian readers?

“The issue is people are living in villages and towns that are physically inaccessible by vehicle,” he says.

The orchestra seats, now inaccessible to audiences, were removed along with the Wonder Organ.

It has been inaccessible for weeks as Israeli bombardment and troops try to take out heavy guerrilla resistance.

Probably the swallows were nesting in the cenote although the nests were inaccessible to view.

I am certain this bird had a nest there, though the place was too inaccessible to be examined closely.

Gas, it is clear, could not be carried into a hostile country or into remote and nearly inaccessible districts.

The different communities of the Church should not stand in intrenchments inaccessible to each other.

They take care, however, to place their nests in tolerably inaccessible places that cannot well be reached without a rope.