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barbwire

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barb·wire  (bärbwr)
n.
Barbed wire.
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Noun1.barbwire - strong wire with barbs at regular intervals used to prevent passagebarbwire - strong wire with barbs at regular intervals used to prevent passage
barb - the pointed part of barbed wire
concertina - coiled barbed wire used as an obstacle
wire - ligament made of metal and used to fasten things or make cages or fences etc


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Having barbwire between myself and the police is not a first for me; I was involved in various demonstrations during my teenage years and am accustomed to large crowds of screaming, raving heads.
The barbwire separating the Lebanese and Israeli border at the Gate of Fatima juncture witnessed an active morning from the Israeli side; Israeli automated patrols toured along the Matalla colony reaching Al Ghajar point.
Run a row of these, then place two rows of quadruple-barbed barbwire on top and sandwich it between your next row of bags.
 
 
 
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