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barrage 1. a usually gated construction, similar to a low dam, across a watercourse, esp one to increase the depth of water to assist navigation or irrigation 2. Fencing a heat or series of bouts in a competition barrage [bə′räzh] (civil engineering) An artificial dam which increases the depth of water of a river or watercourse, or diverts it into a channel for navigation or irrigation. (ordnance) A prearranged barrier of fire designed to protect friendly troops and installations by impeding enemy movement across defensive lines or areas. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| But McConnell counseled his candidates to adopt a strategy of barraging their opponents with negative advertising, and it proved enough to avoid any losses. WETNURSE s/t (Self Release)--NYC mayhem swings the perpetual pendulum of barraging metal-core. The transformation to a civil society that has "organized itself"--as opposed to one where just recently it was barraging Governments from all angles, be it in the conference room, at the negotiation table, in the corridors or on the streets--still needs a bit more time for full acceptance. |
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