If you look at their history of when they were erected, they weren't erected right after the Civil War, but put in place after the civil rights push.
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A forensic tent has been erected on nearby Southampton Row.
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Meanwhile, to honor the Americans, Itoh secretly erected a cross.
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That is the myth, erected posthumously by the Conservative Party.
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Testimonies were recorded, monuments erected, museums built, and curricula updated.
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Later, two Jewish temples would be erected on this spot.
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And she'll even have a statue erected in her honor.
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There's a massive mausoleum there erected in the rapper's honor.
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The dam, completed in 1963, was erected as a compromise.
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Time and time again, he has proudly erected a roadblock.
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A new memorial sign was erected on June 12, 2018.
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So Facebook erected Stadium as an explicit home for sports.
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Some places, like Tianjin, have erected walls around entire neighborhoods.
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He had erected a central market, entirely out of cedar.
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They were erected 35 to 50 years after the war.
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While some barriers have been lowered, others have been erected.
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Wind turbines could be erected on old oil drilling platforms.
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Security checkpoints and buffer zones will be erected around venues.
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Rebellious soldiers from one battalion in the city erected barricades.
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The monument to Greene in Savannah was erected in 1953.
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Walls were falling down, walls I had erected at Lockless.
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They erected tarpaulin shelters to shield themselves from heavy rain.
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The courtroom's events unfolded on large screens erected outside the academy.
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Navy Seabees erected the first buildings at McMurdo back in 1956.
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By 1994 steel bracing had to be erected around the tower.
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The statue was erected just before International Women's Day in 2017.
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A white tent had been erected next to the sports complex.
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Some demonstrators erected flaming roadblocks, while others attacked hotels and businesses.
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You might almost say the buildings were erected because of them.
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A wall should be erected immediately between politics and institutional preservation.
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Hell, someone even erected a massive shirtless Jeff Goldblum statue, guys.
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Washington's statue was erected in 1921, overlooking Trafalgar Square in London.
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Eisenhower's statue was erected outside the US Embassy, in Grosvenor Square.
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Screens erected above the building's entrance shield pedestrians from tumbling masonry.
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New city blocks have been built, crosswalks and streetlights erected overnight.
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Most of the country's Big Things were erected around the 1980s.
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The renovation required 11 million pieces of scaffolding to be erected.
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Colossal statues of Guan Yu have been erected around the world.
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A local branch of the Sons of Confederate Veterans erected it.
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A new Garden could then be erected inside Farley, beside Amtrak.
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Wade, and they always will be done, despite any barricade erected.
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It was erected by a consortium of investment funds from Qatar.
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And even before any trade barriers are erected, growth could slow.
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Trump isn't a victim of the deep state — he erected it.
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Immigration advocates have erected a huge monitor on the National Mall.
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Some families have erected symbolic tombs here to honor the missing dead.
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"A new building will be erected," Die Presse quoted Sobotka as saying.
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But almost as soon as the tower was erected there were problems.
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In May it erected pedestrian gates across the historic neighbourhood's main entrances.
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The fencing will be erected in El Paso, Texas, and Yuma, Arizona.
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Two large erected walls divide the hangar-like space into three sections.
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Several ugly sculptures erected by his wife were wrecked by angry mobs.
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Similar monuments erected in Oklahoma and Alabama were ordered removed by courts.
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The marker outside the former Bryant Grocery store was erected in 2011.
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In Germany, since the Holocaust, memorials have been erected across the country.
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For the first time ever, a fence was erected around the festival.
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In response, nations have erected fences, deployed troops and tightened border controls.
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Inside the hastily erected wall, some of the graves are still empty.
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He then went to Berlin just as the Wall was being erected.
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And one more guardrail is erected around the edges of your personality.
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Since it was first erected in 2008, the sign in Glendora, Miss.
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I passed through the recently erected Arc de Triomphe-like Triumphal Arch.
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Workers erected a six-foot-high sand barrier to protect the site.
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Cornell&aposs wife on Friday announced a statue will be erected Aug.
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In its heyday, Soviet officials erected some 14,000 statues in his honor.
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But Google hadn't erected barriers to stop those people from visiting google.com.
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Limited to a support role, troops ran razor wire and erected barriers.
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Entering La Guaira, we passed a small stadium, erected by the government.
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At this moment, too, I learn, the grave bench will be erected.
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The power station was erected in brick in an early modernism style.
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I was a college student when the statue was erected in 0003.
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Protesters erected barricades using road signs, trash bins, rocks and traffic cones.
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Protesters erected barricades using road signs, trash bins, rocks and traffic cones.
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Applauding the bravery of the dead pilot, they erected this stone marker.
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Isaac Newton conceived of time as a rigid scaffolding erected by God.
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The next morning, the makeover was complete, a small village erected overnight.
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This year, a few nations erected the tallest buildings in their history.
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Later, he erected targets behind his home so that he could practice.
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The soldiers were standing near concrete barriers erected after previous vehicle attacks.
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The team erected the statue in 1987, the year after she died.
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The monuments, which are now empty pedestals, included the one to Lee and Jackson, a double equestrian statue of the generals erected in 1948; the Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Monument, erected in 1903; and a statue of Roger B. Taney, a Supreme Court Justice who wrote the Dred Scott decision, which held that even free blacks had no claim to citizenship, which was erected in 1887.
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He erected Hilltop above, overlooking the ocean, a few years later in 1968.
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They erected a triple-barreled arch carved with "Derbent 5000" that still stands.
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Even so, Morris prods Bannon on the scrims he has erected for himself.
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Despite the criticism, the site was erected and is still considered controversial today.
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Officers removed the attacker's body and erected a screen while investigation work continued.
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It was erected by the government, not by Fidesz, the prime minister's party.
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A gigantic statue of Jeff Goldblum is erected in London on July 213.
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A gigantic statue of Jeff Goldblum is erected in London on July 21.
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Hundreds of such monoliths have been erected outside tribal settlements in recent months.
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A permanent memorial will be erected at the park in honour of Patrick.
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So far, two of the boards have been erected in Rio de Janiro.
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It's hoped it will be erected close to the site of the original.
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Most are high-profile architectural statements, erected in the middle of bustling cities.
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The Monument to the Conquerors of Space in Moscow was erected in 20203.
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The Monument to the Conquerors of Space in Moscow was erected in 1964.
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Traveling down brown dirt roads on the drive, you pass partially erected buildings.
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Disney said it erected the sculpture to spread awareness of the family's foundation.
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Other states in the region, including Hungary and Slovenia, have erected border fences.
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Some huddle in makeshift shelters they have erected; others forage in the woods.
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We know why these statues were erected because, again, it was explicitly stated.
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The explosion blew off metal gates and blast walls erected outside the hotel.
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They have even erected 24 billboards advertising the website so everyone is informed.
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As of August 2018, scaffolding was erected on the front of the building.
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The town also erected a statue of Bruno in a garden club park.
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European countries erected border fences despite the bloc's system of open internal borders.
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With over 17,000 supporters, the plan was approved, and the statue was erected.
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When the scaffolding was erected, it consisted of around 50,000 individual metal tubes.
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A two-and-half-story glass dome will be erected on the rooftop.
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We erected the longest, skinniest runway ever, and we made it quite tall.
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It's all those lawyers who have erected a kind of apparatus of deception.
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Barricades were erected, cars set on fire, paving stones pulled from the pavements.
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Though barriers have been erected to separate them, many parents find these inadequate.
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Venice has erected turnstiles as a desperate measure to fend off tourist hordes.
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Her statue will be erected on the Empire State Trail in Ulster County.
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Indeed, in 1996, Richmond erected a statue of Arthur Ashe on Monument Avenue.
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Zero additional miles of border barriers had been erected as of mid-June.
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Once that barrier is erected, all rules of decency go out the window.
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Over the weekend, large screens were erected so protesters could watch European soccer.
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Hospitals are overwhelmed, and huge new shelters are being erected to warehouse patients.
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On the heels of one such effort, the New Market Building was erected.
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A memorial to those players was erected at the crash site in 2016.
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They erected monuments to Jim Crow rule, in addition to honoring past warriors.
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Luxury glass skyscrapers have been erected, and more tech offices have sprouted up.
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A Vietnamese memorial erected at the site has put the toll at 504.
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They also erected barricades along major roads, including the main highway to France.
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The Daughters erected the first of the tributes in San Diego in 1926.
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Today, the local municipality has erected placards referring to the movie on Silmido.
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A small chapel was erected on the site of Mr. Medvedev's ancestral house.
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An electric field has been erected to try and keep the species out.
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Congress erected the roadblock to appease powerful elements of the financial services lobby.
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Residents of a manicured Houston neighborhood erected signs banning photo shoots in 2017.
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As the weeks passed, the pastor erected a tent outside to celebrate Mass.
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A monumental golden statue of Chairman Mao was erected in Henan province, China.
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Black screens were erected inside the gates of the property to block the view.
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It hastily erected the Golden Dragon's steel shell, then left it idle for months.
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The shields London had erected to deny her desires had begun to fall away.
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Tesla opened stores and service centers and erected fast-charging stations known as superchargers.
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A new billboard has been erected in Amarillo, Texas, telling visitors they were welcome.
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Instead of extending an olive branch to the South, he erected a Christmas tree.
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Mounds of red earth have been flattened and tan tents erected in their place.
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The Founders erected the city on a swamp, and the Capitol lacked air conditioning.
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Over the summer, Hungary erected a razor-wire fence on its border with Croatia.
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The government said a number of illegal buildings had been erected in the area.
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It was erected and dedicated by the United Daughters of the Confederacy in 1927.
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I paid off the house and got my statue erected in the town square.
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Those plans were foiled when the city erected fences around the park early Saturday.
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Scaffolding had been erected, and dozens of new frames were stacked on the floor.
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The Druze later erected a community center, known as the Bayt, on the site.
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China has also erected barriers against U.S. manufacturing, services, technology, agricultural, and digital industries.
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The tower was erected in 1933 as a monument to the city's volunteer firefighters.
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In 2009, a similar statue was erected in Guan's hometown in the Shanxi province.
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The statue was erected in 1913 to honor students who fought for the Confederacy.
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Makeshift toilets have been erected, although they are clearly not built to last forever.
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Fordlandia was officially founded then, and a sawmill and a water tower were erected.
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Gas stations and other single-story structures were erected on some of the sites.
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Once we've erected barriers online, we might not be able to tear them down.
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Others had erected tents, but Nathaniel and I wanted to sleep under the stars.
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In some places on Election Day, opposition demonstrators erected roadblocks and intercepted ballot papers.
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" He added: "Never before has a sculpture like this been erected on Danish soil.
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The following year, a Presbyterian church was erected and he served as its pastor.
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This is on top of the obstacles the administration has erected against needy populations.
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So the organization erected emergency tents to serve as a makeshift cholera treatment clinic.
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And they have erected makeshift homes in the canyons that run through the county.
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Officials have erected large tents in Nassau to house those made homeless by Dorian.
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It was sort of monumental, though monuments tend to be erected to the dead.
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Harvard erected a plaque memorializing four slaves owned by Harvard presidents during the 1700s.
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But the New Orleans Police Department had erected barriers to separate the two groups.
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It was erected in 1872 and redesigned in a Beaux-Arts style in 1899.
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Initially, wooden watch towers were erected and were promptly burned down by the enemy.
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Fences, potted plants and other barriers have been erected to keep them off sidewalks.
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The newly erected statue is not the only tribute to Engels in the city.
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On flat terrain, developers erected collections of Cape Cods, ranches, bilevels and split-levels.
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Other religious monuments in the United States erected on government grounds have attracted scrutiny.
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He ordered a high, 239,223-foot fence erected along the perimeter of the cemetery.
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Now, handsome new townhomes are being erected with views of the construction site smokestacks.
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Find a glass window for the mud dwelling we have erected on federal land.
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An enormous slingshot overlooking a street was erected from materials scavenged from academic buildings.
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And I am determined not to see any more barriers being erected in Europe.
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His government erected shipping containers on the Tienditas Bridge to keep the aid out.
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Nor was a "safe space" erected for students to hide from his traumatizing ideas.
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But in one area of Chikwawa district, a solar-powered water tower erected by Practical Action which provided clean drinking water for a whole community collapsed and will need to be rebuilt, as it had not been erected with storm risks in mind.
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Manolo Paz has erected a huge stone circle that draws attention to Galicia's pagan heritage.
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A tent has been erected on the floor, showing how the immigrants were initially housed.
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He died after missing an inflatable cushion first responders erected for him to jump onto.
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Those trucks were then set on fire, and the sheriff's department erected the current barricade.
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In Sao Paulo, a mural with messages of solidarity to the victim was erected Friday.
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Anti-poverty activists argued that it erected obstacles between the poorest and their rightful benefits.
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Most recently, tent courts were erected in Laredo and Brownsville, Texas, to hear these cases.
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Earlier on Monday morning, construction workers and police erected fences in and around the park.
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Two statues of Wilfred Owen, the war poet, have been erected in north-west England.
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All the ash has been removed, scaffolding erected and a temporary roof covers the nave.
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Miller brushed aside the reference, noting that it was added after the monument was erected.
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According to Forbes, the original structure, then known as Red Gables, was erected in 1897.
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Would the "drunk halfwit" have attacked the mural had the town not erected the protection?
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The monument, erected on the rubble of the Warsaw Ghetto, symbolizes the fight for freedom.
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In A Star is Born, the bright billboard is erected to advertise Ally's SNL performance.
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Paddock erected a solid mesh privacy screen that blocked his neighbors' view of his home.
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This week, a replica of the decorative arch has been erected in City Hall Park.
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Laika is memorialized throughout Russia, including a statue in Moscow that was erected in 2008.
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The Empire State Building was erected in 1931 in the middle of the Great Depression.
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Peres Projects Donna Huanca has erected a different kind of painting installation at this booth.
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Hell, people have been doing them (or having someone do them) since Downton was erected.
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His villa was built in Bali, then disassembled, shipped, and erected on Necker's highest point.
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All levee floodgates were being closed, along with a giant surge barrier erected after Katrina.
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Laika is memorialized throughout Russia, including a statue in Moscow that was erected in 2008.
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Outside, the embers of rubber tires were still burning where protest barricades had been erected.
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Seoul says the memorials were erected by civic groups and therefore out of its reach.
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On his property, he had erected hundreds of concrete statues and some mixed-media assemblages.
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But an accord does little to reduce the trade barriers Mr. Trump has already erected.
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On the east and west ends, metal fences were erected to prevent vehicles from entering.
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Shaped by local sculptor Claude Bouscau, the statue was erected in 1948 in Parc Mauresque.
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Grudges serve as a monument erected to honor the memory of the injustice you suffered.
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In June, the federal government erected a tent city on federal land in Tornillo, Tex.
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The organizers had erected a small stage from which to disseminate information to the activists.
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China's Communist government has erected a parallel structure: a state-approved, state-controlled Catholic church.
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They met on the town's streets and erected barricades — even assigning lookouts on street corners.
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No one disputed that the Bedouins' buildings, including the school, had been erected without permits.
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He also had a Bach monument, which still stands near St. Thomas, erected in 1843.
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In 2016, a county in Henan erected a gold-colored 120-foot statue of Mao.
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The apartment house, erected in 1931, is considered one of the architect Rosario Candela's masterpieces.
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Now, new, modest apartment buildings are being erected, catering to a more sustainable urban economy.
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Thus, tariffs and walls must be erected to protect us from a hostile outside world.
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In essence, the plan is still the barebones structure of a skyscraper still being erected.
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Two massive dams were erected to change Petersburg Pond into what is now Lake Swannanoa.
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When erected and braced, they form an L shape as deep as it is high.
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The statue was erected in 1905 on the old courthouse grounds, property now privately owned.
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But in place of a fountain, officials erected a sculpture of a mushroom — perplexing many.
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Silent Sam was erected in 1913, 48 years after the end of the Civil War.
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For comparison, that's like if neo-nazis had erected a statue to Hitler in 1993.
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The statue itself wasn't erected until 2017, under the late San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee.
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So we've erected this massive thing called the internet, and it's completely enveloped our lives.
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Defenders of monuments to Robert E. Lee and Nathan Bedford Forrest, the Confederate generals most often at the heart of these contentions, are fond of pointing out that such statues weren't erected to celebrate the institution of slavery; they were erected to celebrate Southern history.
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A statue of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had been erected on top of a white plinth.
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The prototype was one of eight erected outside San Diego, California, which Trump visited last spring.
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Central American immigrants wait in a pen erected by US immigration officials in El Paso, Texas.
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It made a number of recommendations, including that monuments should be erected to remember the dead.
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Speaking in a tent erected in a village, he urges voters to punish the other side.
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Sadly, a barrier is erected by using academic talk to explain a wonderful, visceral visual experience.
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The sign in Tallahatchie County, first erected in 2007, was stolen in 2008 and never found.
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A big tent was erected Friday for the ceremony ... it's pretty extravagant -- a tent with chandeliers.
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In a piazza in the Sanità area, a monument has been erected to another young Neapolitan.
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Erected over 19 years, using forced labour, it is designed to inspire fear rather than sorrow.
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Although millennials were born long after these buildings were erected, they are especially fond of them.
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On Sunday, delegates thronged the 10 pavilions erected for the event in Mumbai, India's financial capital.
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Instead, an insurmountable wall is erected to prevent you from ever applying in the first place.
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In 1925, when it was dedicated, the memorial was erected on private land using private funds.
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Metabolist founder Kenzō Tange designed the Shizuoka Press and Broadcasting Center, erected in Tokyo in 1967.
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A golden flame tops the Asahi Beer Hall, designed by Philippe Starck and erected in 1989.
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The fabric wall was erected on the third day of the Republican convention in Cleveland, Ohio.
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All through Barcelona and other Catalan cities, bookstands are erected side-by-side with flower stalls.
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The statue was erected in 22015 and represents a soldier who fought in the Civil War.
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Eventually, the Phillies erected a statue of him outside their new home at Citizens Bank Park.
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But it erected something about 234% smaller - and with far less eye appeal than its stores.
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A few businesses have found limited success working within the barriers erected by the Cuban government.
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Under the direction of the Communist government, massive factories were erected all over the Romanian countryside.
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Meanwhile, 50 percent of the necessary PTC radio towers have been erected, up from 46 percent.
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The newly erected memorial is sure to become a landmark for fans to pay their respect.
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Children played among dozens of hammocks hanging from metal structures erected by U.N. refugee agency UNHCR.
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Here, when the waters subside, buildings are erected quickly from wooden frames and corrugated metal sheets.
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And erected them for the hundreds of gun violence victims in Chicago in 2016 and 2017.
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They set trash bins on fire, hurled cobblestones and bottles at riot police, and erected barricades.
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A billboard on the route from the airport to Mar-a-Lago has also been erected.
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Six months after the memorial sign was erected, however, the sign was found in the river.
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Thousands of miles of levees, flood walls, and revetments have been erected to manage the Mississippi.
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Glass walls erected by these unconscious biases box women into traditional roles and limit our opportunities.
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Amona was the largest of scores of outposts erected in the West Bank without formal approval.
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In the United States, piggeries were specifically erected for big towns with populations of over 10,000.
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A Spanish-language info tent had been erected to advise families who had appointments with ICE.
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And the appeals process that Google has erected to tackle these false claims wasn't any better.
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The compound, being erected by speculative builder Nile Niami, has an asking price of $500 million.
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The complex was erected in 1967 and was one of the first projects to incorporate skyscrapers.
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When it was erected in 2011, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said Reagan had changed Central Europe.
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Only 50 statues have been re-erected on various ahu, and the rest have remained toppled.
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One of the few things neighbors remembered about him was the solid-panel fence he erected.
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A makeshift memorial of flowers, pictures and candles erected during a community vigil is now gone.
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White Southerners erected these monuments in city parks and on courthouse lawns and university campus quads.
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Lafayette County has two Confederate soldier statues, erected in 222 and 1907, standing in prominent locations.
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These women's contributions captivatingly crack the wall of Surrealist phallocracy principally erected from André Breton's misogyny.
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In time, enormous structures, some as tall as 13 stories, were erected, looming over neighboring buildings.
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A century later his lynching was commemorated and a historic marker was erected near the site.
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Herndon Avenue has since been renamed Michael Donald Avenue and a historic marker has been erected.
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People shout in a different language now, new buildings are erected and quickly slip into ruin.
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Now it has more than 5,000, and tin classrooms have been erected to handle the overflow.
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In the era of a divided Germany, a Parliament building was erected on the same ground.
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Two hospitals were erected almost overnight, and open wards in others were rebuilt as isolation units.
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The camp had been erected quickly by the "glamping" company Aether Camp, to Mr. Wheal's specifications.
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Some migrants camped near the border had erected makeshift tents or built bonfires to stay warm.
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The police fired tear gas against protesters who erected street barricades that they then set alight.
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Instead they let voting default to the states, which erected their own barriers to the ballot.
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The camp had been erected quickly by the "glamping " company Aether Camp, to Mr. Wheal's specifications.
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Each unit costs $2003,000 to $500,000, depending on size and configuration, and can be erected anywhere.
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According to media reports, a monument will be erected by the government in memory of victims.
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It was not Japanese who erected a marker at the site that Iida's fighter plane crashed.
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After independence he erected a new political capital on top of his remote home village, Yamoussoukro.
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They built the stylized houses for the gods, erected the statues and sculpted the temple doors.
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Their defenders argue they were erected as neutral historical markers rather than acts of racial terror.
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Since then, the administration has erected tent facilities in Laredo and Brownsville, Texas, for immigration proceedings.
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Protesters erected a barricade at one of the subway exits before being setting it on fire.
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Perhaps the walls we have erected between our society and our military have truly become impenetrable.
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Is Mr. Wolkoff worried about overbuilding or some residents' distaste for how the tower was erected?
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Instead, Mr. Maduro's administration erected a crude, but effective blockade across the border bridge with Colombia.
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For instance, burners erected an exhibit featuring President Bush with the word "LIAR" tacked on his chest.
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A century and a half after his escapade, two markers were erected in Charleston in his honour.
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It's an optical illusion, which "reveals" an image of the courtyard's foundation where the pyramid was erected.
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By summertime, he had erected a two-story wooden living space, complete with windows and sliding doors.
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A Swiss television channel broadcasts live from a temporary studio erected in a corner of the stands.
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An elaborate shrine and mosque is being erected in his honour on the outskirts of Islamabad (pictured).
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In 1932, as the Arlington Memorial Bridge was being erected, Congress was dealing with the Great Depression.
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The first public statue of a named black woman in Britain (Mary Seacole) was erected in 2016.
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In central Beirut's Martyrs' Square, Nahas's party erected a tent in the midst of the mass protests.
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A second tunnel is also planned after rescuers have erected a platform to remove earth and debris.
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The concrete cross was erected in 1925 as a memorial to troops killed in World War One.
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The Silent Sam statue, erected in 1913, was built to honor Confederate soldiers in the Civil War.
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Fog harvesters are mesh nets, usually one meter squared, erected perpendicular to the path of the wind.
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Those overseeing the relief effort reckon 2,300 classrooms are needed; 20 were erected in the past week.
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In Germany, since the Holocaust, memorials to victims of the Nazis have been erected across the country.
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While at the Trump Hotel, marchers erected a 14-foot tipi to symbolize taking back stolen land.
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But the Trump administration has made things worse and erected yet another monument to needless human misery.
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Meanwhile, a Turkish aid group on Friday erected some 200 tents for about 1,000 refugees near Azaz.
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The statue will eventually be erected again in Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, where Sims is buried.
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"I remember how upset the world was when the Berlin Wall was erected in 1961," Schloss said.
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Individual screens were erected between the beds, but you could still see your neighbors through the cracks.
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While many statues have been up for years, some weren't erected until after the Civil Rights Act.
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Apple has erected a much more stringent, overtly exclusionary walled garden around its iPhone and iOS software.
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They're stored under tarpaulins—hastily erected structures with canvas awnings to protect the fruit from the sun.
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But the facts are irrefutable: Borderland wildlife will pay a terrible price if more walls are erected.
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That was erected after the Shiite ruler of Egypt, al-Hakim, destroyed the first Aedicule in 1009.
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The bridge to the Russia investigation wasn't erected in Moscow during the summer of the 2016 election.
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Through the Depression-era Glass-Steagall Act, Congress erected an impenetrable firewall between commercial and investment banks.
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This move mirrors barriers China had previously erected; they had hampered US telecommunications companies from entering China.
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Colorful tents decorated with flowers and lights are often erected for guests to enjoy the wedding feast.
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The 2104-story limestone building at 256 Fifth, between 257th and 212.6th Streets, was erected in 210.
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Egyptian guards erected chain fences and barbed wire to reseal the border as soon as they could.
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Still, no theory has convincingly explained why Epstein erected the building or what may have happened inside.
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In the early 1970s, the houses were erected atop the former Anaconda Lead and International Refining Company.
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It was originally called the Terry & Tench building, after the steel company that erected it in 1910.
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This is the third historical marker to be damaged by bullets since it was erected in 2007.
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In some cases, a wooden board would even be erected, to divide the bed into two sections.
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