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bay

(1) The smallest rentable tenant space in a strip center, usually defined by the front and rear exterior walls and fire walls at either side.(2) An unfinished area between rows of columns or loadbearing walls. (3) Loading areas in warehouse or industrial space. Ascertaining the number of bays necessary and available is usually critically important when working with buyers or potential tenants of such space.



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Attaching and following a human is the one way she can keep at bay the blackness and cold that threaten to envelop her.
All this is bound to introduce rigidities that would keep at bay the growth processes that work through a shift of resources from a set of activities in one region to another set of activities in another region.
Both were diagnosed with autism when they were just 22 months old, and they each spend several hours a week in physical, social and speech therapy to keep at bay the silent withdrawal often associated with the disease.
 
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