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fall outside

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fall outside something
to be beyond someone's power, responsibility, or jurisdiction. This matter falls outside my bailiwick. Her offense fell outside of the manager's jurisdiction.
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Premier Rugby Limited, the body which represents Guinness Premiership clubs, has put a block on non-English players appearing for their countries in fixtures which fall outside the International Rugby Board's Test window.
Among entries that fall outside large categories are music, US presidents, and Levellers.
Thirteen of the houses are being offered as shared ownership which aims to help families which fall outside the mortgage market.
 
 
 
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