With remarkably few clashes, each neighbourhood and sometimes each alleyway erected and manned its own barricade.
Since then, clashes have spread throughout the ethnically mixed region along the border, with each side erecting checkpoints to control roads and kidnapping civilians to put pressure on its foes.
Her practices include: taking time for yourself each week, erecting important personal and work boundaries, befriending feelings (especially those that you'd like to stuff), taming self-expectations, practicing presence, and doing something you love.
In their elegant long gowns, they reflect each other in erect carriage and dignified bearing.
In addition, each candidate may erect 12 small billboards around town.
The standard cartoons about evolution always look forward: A fish emerges from the sea and begins to walk more and more upright; or a row of primates strides ahead, each one more erect and human in appearance.
Well, 11 things: In the midst of this most decidedly secular of settings, 11 sukkahs, the temporary shelters Jews erect each year for the harvest festival Sukkot, were standing watch, and in turn being closely watched by the teeming crowd.
But the most famous Christmas crib of all isn't going anywhere: the nativity scene at St. Peter's Square, where workers strive each year to erect a life-sized presepio by Christmas Eve.
The police are being asked to keep an eye out for dozens of missing bald, shiny men standing about 13 inches high and weighing 8 pounds each, with strangely erect posture, vaguely Cycladic features and a tendency to make motion picture professionals gush, weep and suddenly remember their parents.
The teeth have broad bases, serrated edges, and narrow cusps; the front 2 4 teeth on each side are erect and the others increasingly oblique.
