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   Disputed status of the isthmus between Gibraltar and Spain

   The Gibraltar territory nowadays contains an 800-metre (2,625 ft) long section of the isthmus that links the Rock with mainland Spain. ... Referring to the current demarcation, Spanish official terminology always uses the word "fence" instead of "frontier" or "border", since it does not acknowledge the possibility of having a frontier with what Spain considers to be its own territory.
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   Fence (finance)

   In finance a fence is an investment strategy that uses options to limit the range of possible returns on an financial instrument. ... Financial terminology
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   List of motorsport terminology

   This is a list of common terminology and slang used in motorsport along with explanations of their meanings. ... Catch fence at an American dirt track
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   Fencing

   The referee will then analyse the exchange and phrase it in official terminology. ... Unlike individual tournaments, team tournaments almost always fence for bronze.
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   Over the Fence (2009 film)

   Over the Fence (Finnish: Viikko ennen vappua) is a Finnish short film written by Ilmari Aho and Hamy Ramezan and directed by Hamy Ramezan. The screenplay for the film took part in a scriptwriting competition organized by The Finnish Film Foundation and The Finnish Broadcasting Company YLE in early 2008.
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   History of Gibraltar

   Homes were plundered, there were cases of rape, churches were ransacked, religious symbols destroyed, and Catholic churches pressed into service for use as stores or for other military uses. ... A new terminal building will also be constructed, allowing a direct passage to/from the north side of the fence/frontier (in order to overcome problems of terminology relating to references to the words “frontier” or “fence”, the phrase “fence/frontier” is used in the documents).
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   Maximal element

   Example 3: In the fence ... In economics, one may relax the axiom of antisymmetry, using preorders (generally total preorders) instead of partial orders; the notion analogous to maximal element is very similar, but different terminology is used, as detailed below.
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   Israeli West Bank barrier

   "BBC journalists should try to avoid using terminology favoured by one side or another in any dispute. The BBC uses the terms "barrier", "separation barrier" or "West Bank barrier" as acceptable generic descriptions to avoid the political connotations of "security fence" (preferred by the Israeli government) or "apartheid wall" (preferred by Palestinians)."
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   Nur für Deutsche

   The slogan Nur für Deutsche (German: "Only for Germans") was during World War II, in many German-occupied countries, a racialist slogan indicating that certain establishments and transportation were reserved only for Germans. ... Nazi terminology
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    Joachim Meyer

    Joachim Meyer (died 1571) was a self described Freifechter (literally, Free Fencer) living in the then Free Imperial City of Strassburg in the 16th century and the author of a fechtbuch Gründtliche Beschreibung der kunst des Fechten (in English,... ... Meyer's system generally flows from, and uses the terminology of, the German school of swordsmanship as set down by...

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• Maximal element,
• Israeli West Bank barrier,
• Nur für Deutsche,
• Joachim Meyer

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