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Consider it an 'airgap' of sorts, although it usually isn't one in the strictest sense of the word.

Since a GPS manufacturer wants to sell worldwide, they would have to use the strictest limits possible.

In the strictest terms Google has already committed a fair number of evil acts (e.g.

Should everyone live to the strictest thinkable standards because somewhere out there is a semi-large group of people who find your behavior offensive?

In the strictest of states there is far more than 10 gun stores.

That's strange, I flew from Toronto to Budapest through Munich, and Munich was by far the strictest security I encountered.

I can be wrong, but I am pretty sure that the rules did not even matter (in the strictest sense).

But in the strictest sense, statistics is more important than linguistics.

Deceptive advertising is a whole class of illegal actions in many developed nations, and not all of those actions involve the strictest definition of lying.

I think MNCs should have to follow the strictest labor laws of any country they do business in across their entire company.

If we obeyed this law in its strictest sense, and applied it as broadly as possible, government would be in vapor lock.

They know that they must accept their gifts in other countries and follow the law at it's strictest in Switzerland so that they risk next to nothing.

In modern practice, "agile" seems used for anything which is even a touch more flexible than the strictest of waterfall.

If something happens, you get to say, "We adhere to the strictest processes and best practices...

This fellow was, in the strictest sense of the word, "honest", I mean he didn't steal his money at gunpoint, or sell drugs.

No, "idiot" is exactly a synonym, in even a strictest definition.