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right of way

noun as in right to cross or go

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“With excessive noise, disruptive behavior, obstruction of the public right of way, litter and vandalism, party houses are well-known to impact neighborhood quality and threaten public safety,” L.A.

Qiu calls the right of way beneath the power lines “a land of opportunity to solve the housing problem in L.A.”

None of these characters has the narrative right of way.

The authority says its rangers generally do not remove the stacks "unless they are dangerous or causing an obstruction on a right of way".

From BBC

The rules surrounding right of way aren't always clear and are often flouted, making it difficult for cyclists to safely navigate.

From BBC

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

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