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barrera

[buh-rair-uh, bahr-re-rah]

noun

plural

barreras 
  1. the wall, usually a red wooden fence, bordering a bullring.

  2. the first row of seats in a bullfight arena.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of barrera1

First recorded in 1920–25; from Spanish: literally, “barrier,” equivalent to barr(a) + -era, ultimately from Latin -, feminine of noun suffix -ܲ; bar 1, -ary
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His friend Richard Barrera said many people were afraid because so much information, and misinformation, is ricocheting around social media.

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“So many people are living in fear and that seems unfair, because you see so much online and then it turns out ICE isn’t there,” Barrera said.

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Actors like Nicola Coughlan and Melissa Barrera took some career hits when they made the moral decision to speak out in support of Palestine, but they've continued to work within an industry often at odds with their personal views.

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Irish rap trio Kneecap and actors Rachel Zegler and Melissa Barrera have also come under fire.

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Another notable comment came from “Scream” star Melissa Barrera, who pointed out that she, too, had been criticized by Variety for her shared political views.

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