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erect

[ih-rekt] / ɪˈrɛkt /




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At the Fed, Bowman has moved to slash staff and erect guardrails against what she describes as “abusive” supervisory practices.

From The Wall Street Journal

That strategy didn’t specifically mention Taiwan but included a more general statement that the U.S. military will “erect a strong denial defense along the First Island Chain.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Across the street, organisers erected pop-up tents behind temporary barricades, offering the ever-growing media crowd some shelter from the frequent downpours.

From Barron's

A union representative told news agency Reuters that scaffolding had been erected in the affected area.

From BBC

The steel fence that a cosplaying Tolkien fan insists on erecting in Middle of Nowhere, Mont., to block his survivalist neighbors’ horses.

From The Wall Street Journal