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fence off

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? fence off
vt sep piece of land → abzäunen; to fence oneself off (from somebody) (fig) → sich (von jdm) absondern


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The city is spending about $20,000 to fence off the area and to install water fountains for both canines and people.
UNLEASHED DOGS TO GET PLAY AREA AT HULL PARK by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Given the limited potential of the new workforce training fund, the Office of Management and Budget should take the next step by requiring agencies to fence off more funding to train acquisition professionals.
On acquisition training: an important next step by Soloway, Stan / Defense AT & L
The second motion, which Perry's office expects to file by January, would allow the city to fence off, board up and padlock businesses refusing to cease operations.
Renegade businesses draw unwanted attention in L.A by Fixmer, Andy / Los Angeles Business Journal
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