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The Amy Gillett Foundation (AGF), which has called for all states and territories to adopt clearance zones through its "metre matters" campaign, has applauded the NSW government's decision.
Like many British cities, Manchester experimented in the 1960s with high-rise housing to accommodate families from the slum clearance zones.
Dunn said that one-metre clearance zones in other states, Queensland in particular, had produced good outcomes for safety and a change in attitude among riders, motorists and the police.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Oil clearance zones of seven bacterial consortia and their 'cell-free filtrates' on M7 agar plates containing heavy crude oil.
The uncertain strains were transferred to 200-mm PVK medium plates (Fig. 2b), where they survived and produced slight color changes and clearance zones.
No clearing zones with abiotic control samples were found, which means that the clearance zones resulted from bacteria action and not because of other abiotic factors.
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As you go outward, the clearance zone gets bigger.
A minimum one-metre clearance zone for motorists overtaking riders on the road will also be introduced.
Useless to say it should not have happened - a request for a clearance zone in the street had been ignored.
"How can you justify the clearance zone if there's nothing to show for it?" Mr. Borrero asked.
Indeed, the paramilitaries have allies in local organizations like one called No to the Clearance Zone and another named Asocipaz, whose leaders have been instrumental in organizing protests.
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