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All of these increased barriers then have a snowball effect.

Foxx says that he thinks this generation has the capacity to keep pushing through racial barriers.

Only one of the crowd-control barriers was deployed, to close off a sidewalk as the royals arrived.

More fireworks followed the first, and the metal barriers rattled.

Yet his ubiquity symbolizes the dissolving of more barriers between gay and straight.

The volcanic eruptions of the mountains on the west broke down its barriers, and let its waters flow.

Thus age and avarice can always over-leap barriers which, to the young and romantic, are insurmountable.

Ever and always the result of religion has been to raise unnatural barriers, to create sin.

The exterior appearance of the towers and barriers, called together the oppidum, is shown in Fig. 140.

Marian was altogether obvious; whereas Mrs. Owen felt the barriers of reserve in Sylvia.