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Boxed in, Box (you/yourself/me/...) in

1.

I can't believe how selfish drivers can be about their cars like the driver of this Subaru who boxed
in this Nissan in front of him/her. So if you're the driver of that Nissan what do you do when
you're boxed in like this?

進路をふさがられている、誰々の行く手がさえぎられている

trapped in a physical space or situation

2.

Is Walmart boxed in? Can the company provide 'always low prices' without paying 'always low
wages'? "The customer is the boss." "Customers are number one all the time." But Wal-Mart's resolute determination to put the customer first practically requires the company to squeeze its workers and suppliers. you can't deliver "always low prices" unless you work your people very
hard and pay them what amount to poverty-level wages. Could Wal-Mart be boxed in by the very
idea that made the company so successful?

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3.

University keeps free-speech boxed in.

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4. If you're feeling boxed in by your daily routine, you may need to go on a vacation, or consider

changing jobs. Anything to give you some time and space to breathe

5. Feel boxed in by traffic

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