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In addition to being 12 feet taller than its predecessor, the new barrier will have more closely spaced posts — so closely spaced that, from an angle, they will resemble a solid wall.

As the case progresses, it is expected to remain a point of focus for Malawians, with many watching closely to see how the justice system handles high-profile corruption cases, especially those involving individuals closely linked to political power.

Successful businesspeople need to listen closely to what their customers say and observe closely how they act. They need to be able to put themselves in the shoes of the customer.

The Governor said he had formed a County Service Delivery Unit (SDU) that will be working closely with residents in ensuring that the various projects undertaken by the County are closely monitored.

And it is a policy area where Mr. Bloomberg, an ideological moderate who became a Democrat only in 2018, is closely aligned with the party’s liberal base, and where his prolific personal spending has bonded him closely with important activist groups.

Trump’s attacks on Cummings closely followed closely the president’s attacks on four progressive Democratic female members of Congress.

The MEP will be working closely with the lead Rapporteur MEP Curzio Maltese with whom he had collaborated closely in a report on Media Freedom and Pluralism.

Because the score was closely tied to the gameplay, LoPiccolo had to work closely with Church and Rob Fermier, the latter of whom wrote the "interactive scoring module" that allowed for dynamic music.

In short we have a fractal -like situation in which if we look closely at a line it breaks up into a collection of "simple" lines, each of which, if looked at closely, are in turn composed of "simple" lines, and so on ad infinitum.

It continued to hew closely to Gilbert's directions throughout that period, as recorded in Gilbert's prompt books, and it also required its licensees to follow them closely.

Le Guin's foreword to the novel notes that her anarchism is closely akin to that of Peter Kropotkin 's, whose Mutual Aid closely assessed the influence of the natural world on competition and cooperation.

Working closely with the UN, USAID, and DRC, Nur's administration also started large-scale rehabilitation of roads and general infrastructure, with residents closely cooperating with the civil and police authorities to tighten up on security.

A black airsoft gun that closely resembles a handgun.

According to him, the airport in Abuja ranks as the most expensive airport in the whole of Africa and that is closely followed by the one in Lagos state.

A closely followed crypto analyst believes that one Ethereum (ETH) challenger is gearing up for a breakout rally on the way to printing gains of about 200%.

A closely fought finish in the aged 11-12 boys race.

Additionally, city officials say they've also been working closely with the Lethbridge Police Service and working to improve communication.

Additionally, the responses indicated that the surveyees are avid cinephiles who assess movies on a deeper level and closely follow developments in the industry.

A federal judge in Texas on Friday suspended US approval of the abortion medication mifepristone, one of the two drugs commonly used for medication abortions, in a closely watched case brought by anti-abortion activists.

After losing the closely fought opening game, Prannoy took the second game and was trailing 2-7 in the decider before scripting a comeback to clinch the match in one hour and 15 minutes.