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gate

[geyt] / geɪt /


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Slalom's bright gates against the white snow create a striking visual canvas.

From BBC

A spokesperson for Swale Borough Council said it "cannot spend public money to fix private gates or clear waste from a private property".

From BBC

No shuttles or trains or long walks to your gate.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Cooperation means doing something with the community to help them get on a path to helping themselves out,” he said, “instead of just packing up the U-Haul, slamming the gate, and saying, ‘Good luck.’”

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr White points to the success of controversial bus gates in Aberdeen, where journey times improved by up to 18.8% and passenger numbers increased.

From BBC