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Deployed contiguously on a single street, a string of parklets could be a simple way for a city to reclaim a thoroughfare from traffic.

If several of these fourplexes were to be built contiguously along a single block, these open areas could come together to form a community garden or a pocket park.

I know academia can feel like a relentless race to the bottom in terms of hours worked and days contiguously spent doing science, with influential voices shouting about their 100-hour working weeks.

From Nature

Rather, he looks for an answer himself by taking out the map of Schoharie county, which we’re in, and the map of Albany county, which we’re coming to, and spreading them contiguously.

These were laid contiguously, but the force of footwork kept spreading them apart.

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