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barrier

Definition for barrier

noun as in physical obstruction

noun as in obstruction to goal

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Vietnam has agreed to "provide preferential market access" for US exports and ease regulatory barriers.

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Reagan knew protectionist barriers over time breed complacency and lack of innovation.

Beginning dance at age 13 — unusually late for professional standards — she defied systemic barriers to become ABT’s first Black female principal dancer in 2015.

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The authors point to numerous barriers, including stigma and limited resources for patients and providers.

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It points to the potential need for new physical laws or mechanisms that could help overcome the immense informational and organizational barriers to life.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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