Thin branches, long vines and thicker branches comprised 100 thorns built around an initial metal structure, said Colin McKenzie of WCMG, an event marketing agency that started developing the piece five weeks ago.
Fewer bank branches often mean long distances to travel and long lines once you've arrived.
Although bankers in America and Britain have long been able to trim staff and branches through mergers, this has always been harder in continental Europe .
As of Sunday morning, the Long Island Railroad had restored service to most branches but trains weren't running east of Ronkonkoma, Babylon and Huntington.
Inch thick bite marks on the lower branches of a Clethra barbinervis, a Japanese shrub with long fragrant blooms, were found broken and the bark chewed off.
Their long, heavy arms, good for hanging from branches, act as pendulums to swing their weight forward as they uncoil from the crouch.
I'll long remember the sight when we pushed away the last branches and saw the waterfall.
In May, Nationwide unveiled plans to move into the small business market, saying it already had enough branches to have a serious impact across the UK, combined with long experience of operating current accounts.
They too long to be free of its shackles just as the other branches strive incessantly to expand their grasp.
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The hornbill cackles, and white Xs on the faces of oryx, with their three-foot long straight spike horns, can be glimpsed through the acacia branches.
The branches to close are at Allestree, Alvaston, Chaddesden, Normanton, Spondon, Duffield, Long Eaton and Somercotes, all in Derbyshire.
As long as the deposit ceiling remains in place, BofA's expansion strategy hangs on making its existing branches more productive.
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