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erect a barrier

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See: bar, hinder, impede


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The other person will try and restore the proper balance by looking away, stepping behind a barrier--a desk, chair or table--crossing their arms or holding a purse or briefcase in front of them to erect a barrier, pulling back to create space, or tucking in their chin as an instinctive move of protection.
``I would like Flintshire County Council to erect a barrier around my garden wall to prevent future damage,''he said.
At this moment, the SEC is attempting to erect a barrier to non-audit services analogous to the Glass-Steagall Act in the financial services industry, an Act which has recently been dismantled by Congress.
 
 
 
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