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barricade

noun as in blocking object

verb as in block, usually to protect

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Mediators had been sent to speak to the siblings who had barricaded themselves into the house.

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Five of those staircases will eventually be fitted together like a jigsaw puzzle to form the show’s iconic barricade where the student revolutionaries fight and die in Act 2.

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Visitors have been hiking past parking-lot barricades to access Great Falls Park in Virginia and Bandelier National Monument in New Mexico.

Around 1,700 police officers are already present in New Caledonia, where rioters have burned buildings, looted shops and set up road barricades, they added.

Protesters have set public buildings on fire, looted shops and barricaded roads.

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