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outer bar

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outer bar
n
(Law) (in England) a collective name for junior barristers who plead from outside the bar of the court Compare Queen's Counsel
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They range anywhere from 12 feet of water along the beach out to 40 feet on the edge of the outer bar a couple miles offshore.
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When the eight footpads on the interior bars are stuck to a surface, the outer bars unpeel their footpads and move forwards.
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These central bars filled first and froze last, which meant filling, feeding and cooling were different from the outer bars regardless of good or bad design.
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