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blockade

[blo-keyd] / blɒˈkeɪd /


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While traffic has almost returned to normal, some petrol stations that closed at the start of the blockade have not yet reopened, AFP journalists reported.

From Barron's

Several armed gangs in Gaza are reportedly acting under Israeli protection, and allegedly loot aid convoys entering the territory, where shortages remain dire after Israel's wartime blockade.

From Barron's

Republicans had hoped that a blockade on troop pay would be seen by some Democrats as politically toxic and might be a catalyst to finally break the party's united stance on the shutdown.

From Barron's

They talk past each other like speeding spaceships, continually smashing into the same blockade: Teddy simply doesn’t believe that Michelle is a person.

From Los Angeles Times

“The Venezuelan people do not want invasions, blockades, or threats against them,” he wrote.

From Los Angeles Times