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Meaning of "walled gardens"
Walled gardens: In the context of technology, it refers to a closed ecosystem where the operator has control over applications, content, and media that can be accessed. Users are limited to the services provided within the walled garden
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Walled gardens produce the same effect.
The hollow heated wall of the walled gardens.
The walled gardens are open to the public.
There are remains of two walled gardens.
Walled gardens combine advertising with payment.
Not the case for your walled gardens.
Walled gardens and the dictatorship of algorithms.
Let them have their silly walled gardens.
The large walled gardens are to the south.
It now includes six bedrooms and large walled gardens.
Walled gardens have their place and function.
All three are walled gardens.
Walled gardens are laid out to the south of the house.
There are also walled gardens.
There are walled gardens containing fruit and flower beds.
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These are all walled gardens.
The walled gardens and rolling lawns are more formal.
Marketers deserve options outside of the familiar walled gardens.
Walled gardens of content.
It was in the grounds of an old house inside walled gardens.
The grounds and walled gardens are open year round.
However there is still plenty of potential for walled gardens today.
The walled gardens have had the original parterre restored.
The house encloses two walled gardens as it descends the slope.
The walled gardens have their own charm whatever the season.
Modern houses abut on the walled gardens and spill into the park.
The walled gardens of the château remain and are open as a public park.
Gardens have fascinating rockeries and walled gardens with a wide range of plants.
But these walled gardens can eventually create captive audiences with no alternatives.
The army also partly destroyed the iron bridge running to the old walled gardens.
The losers built walled gardens while the winners built public squares.
Norah Lindsay advised on restoration of the walled gardens.
They leave now because the walled gardens are overrun by marketing and trolls.
His walled gardens were famous throughout the country for their expensive imported plants and shrubs.
Lough Rynn Castle offers its guests splendid walkways through our walled gardens and meandering corridors.
The former walled gardens include a tropical house housing plants and a large vegetable garden.
Gordon Castle has one of the largest and oldest walled gardens in Britain.
The enclosed walled gardens provided shelter for growing fruit and vegetables for the house.
They have also got some lovely Victorian Walled Gardens that are pretty special.
Jumpshot delivers digital intelligence from within the Internet 's most valuable walled gardens.
Originally, there were two walled gardens on either side of the castle.
The embassy consists of two two-storey houses set in walled gardens.
The ‘ Old Hall ' was next to the walled gardens in the centre of Cusworth village.
Disconnected from one another, he says that they are becoming walled gardens.
Let us say these are the big boys, the walled gardens we are all familiar with.
Walled gardens will be broken down, enabling cross-platform play with anyone, anywhere.
If possible, ISPs should offer these walled gardens free of charge.
However, advertisers remain ill-equipped to activate advertising's power within these walled gardens.
Brands and retailers are concerned about walled gardens of data from Amazon, Facebook, and Google.
With Sandstorm, you do not get locked into walled gardens.
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I did not see any gardens around here
The gardens will fill with waterfalls
He must know the gardens pretty well
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Normal means being walled on at school every day
Walled gardens produce the same effect
Keeping yourself all walled up at that cabin
