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protective wall

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Belt followed by hitting a slider off the protective wall surrounding the home run apple in center.

Some residents whose livelihoods were lost are now paid to collect smaller boulders from the riverbank and stack them into boxes of chicken wire to build a protective wall.

This season started off with the characters in very different places, including Villanelle ensconced in a religious community, a deliberate decision to disrupt characters' lives and begin in the middle, according to Neal, who said she wouldn't mind spending time with Villanelle in real life — if the killer was behind a protective wall of plexiglass.

From Salon

The front organizations surround the movements' membership with a protective wall which separates them from the outside, normal world; at the same time, they form a bridge back into normalcy, without which the members in the prepower stage would feel too sharply the differences between their beliefs and those of normal people, between the lying fictitiousness of their own and the reality of the normal world.

From Salon

His teammates formed a protective wall around him as medical workers resuscitated him with a defibrillator.

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

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