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fence

[fens] / fɛns /






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Data centers are the same kind of extraction, only this time the corporations are hiding them behind fences, nondisclosure agreements and a lot of glossy PR about “upcycling” coal mines and powering the future.

From Salon

Finally, just north of the shopping plaza off of Lorena Street, damage could be seen on the roofs of some homes and metal chain link fences.

From Los Angeles Times

Ben, 33, is a gardener, and some of his customers have had deer break down their fences and strip the bark from the trees.

From BBC

Levi Fisher, a fourth-generation rancher, says it’s easier for cattle to be stolen or get lost in the western half of the state where fences tend to be of poorer quality.

From The Wall Street Journal

People fight over money in the comments section, in marriage, in Congress and over the garden fence.

From MarketWatch