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Exercise and body posture in which a person stand on their feet and hands with their back turned down.
An edge in a node-link graph whose removal would disconnect the graph.
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Examples for "bridges"
Examples for "bridges"
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Will new bridges in Northland give voters new incentives to vote National?
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The fact is, state and local governments constantly repair highways and bridges.
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The humanitarian missions involve medical aid and building schools, bridges and clinics.
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He also vowed to boost state investment in roads, bridges and ports.
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Militants have destroyed bridges, government offices and targeted girls' schools in particular.
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But technology and data have bridged the gap between the two worlds.
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They were rapidly bridged in the same manner as those previously encountered.
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The necessity of answer was bridged by the descent of his wife.
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The chasm was bridged with planks, and Arcoll and I crossed alone.
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The distance between their ranks was easily bridged over by common danger.
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The result has been a gap which has not been bridged over.
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Differences in after life, alas, are not always to be bridged thus.
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By and by he came to a stream bridged by a plank.
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Finally, reaching more even ground, she walked across streams bridged with stones.
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And that is a gap that cannot be bridged with a phrasebook.
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The chasm that had opened between them would never be bridged now.
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Yawning shell holes would open up suddenly, precariously bridged with half-charred boards.
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The gulf was bridged as he looked at Renée petting Roland's horse.
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Reba looked at the stranger's face and noticed his rather high-bridged nose.
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Creatives are always given priority. That's a gap that needs to be bridged.
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Thus the gulf is partly bridged over; and the hostility takes another form.
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