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| I | cordon |
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| you | cordon |
| he/she/it | cordons |
| we | cordon |
| you | cordon |
| they | cordon |
| I | cordoned |
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| you | cordoned |
| he/she/it | cordoned |
| we | cordoned |
| you | cordoned |
| they | cordoned |
| I | have | cordoned |
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| you | have | cordoned |
| he/she/it | has | cordoned |
| we | have | cordoned |
| you | have | cordoned |
| they | have | cordoned |
| I | had | cordoned |
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| you | had | cordoned |
| he/she/it | had | cordoned |
| we | had | cordoned |
| you | had | cordoned |
| they | had | cordoned |
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But with the internet making damaging coverage easier than ever to access -- and harder to cordon off geographically -- it's not clear what this means now.
www.crikey.com.au Several telephone warnings were received an hour prior to the blast allowing police to cordon off the area.
en.wikipedia.org This is more likely to be used by commercial, scientific or public service divers to cordon off a work or search area, or an accident or crime scene.
en.wikipedia.org We have directed the police to cordon off the area.
www.vanguardngr.com One resident saw police start to cordon off the road at around 11am.
www.dailystar.co.uk