Mrs. Moore's title-holding intersection is an oddity in highway planning.
Bilal was holding an intersection in Saif al-Dawla, but with his new ammunition he wanted to push a couple of kilometres down the road towards Aleppo's huge sports stadium complex, which was being used by government forces as a base for troops, tanks and artillery.
As drivers honked, a bullhorn-carrying leader, Malik Shabazz, president of Black Lawyers for Justice, told the crowd to hold the intersection.
Then, switch to hold the intersection of the two ends with your left hand and turn the wide end back underneath the narrow end from left to right.
A customer in Mr. Goncalves's store one recent morning declared that many years ago a dying man asked to have his wake held at that intersection.
Even in 2003, when Chechen resistance was reduced to nocturnal raids, roadside bombs and suicide attacks, every intersection held a military post, an ugly tangle of breeze blocks and barbed wire.
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For example, hand-held intersection counter [2] can be used to collect turning traffic volumes at an intersection.
The issue has bubbled up in places like Cleveland, where Matt Brakey, a 29-year-old businessman seeking a spot on the Cuyahoga County Council, has proclaimed his opposition to traffic cameras on his campaign Web site and at events like one he recently held at a busy intersection where he unfurled a banner announcing his stance.
Dozens of volunteers held placards at major intersections and festooned minibuses with posters.
Instead, as clumps of tough-looking Israeli border police held down the main intersections, Palestinian nationalist songs blared from audio-cassette vendors' loudspeakers every few yards and from many stores.
