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−	The word grid might refer to a number of different things, but also whether it is referred to as a grid or the grid.	+	The word grid might refer to a number of different things, but also whether it is referred to as a grid or the grid:

−	A grid normally means a network of real or imaginary intersecting parallel lines, or a framework of parallel bars that are in a uniform pattern and ~~somethime~~ cross over each other. On a large scale some cities are planned and built on a grid pattern, such as New York city~~, on the~~ smaller scale the term might refer to a metal ~~plate~~ covering a hole such as in a cattle grid, or covering a window as in a security grid (also called security grill).	+	* A grid normally means a network of real or imaginary intersecting parallel lines, or a framework of parallel bars that are in a uniform pattern and sometimes cross over each other. On a large scale, some cities are planned and built on a grid pattern, such as New York city or Barcelona. On a smaller scale the term might refer to a metal frame covering a hole such as in a cattle grid, or covering a window as in a security grid (also called security grill).
−		+	* The grid is used in the UK as a shortened phrase that refers to the National Grid - the electrical infrastructure of the country. It refers to the power plants, pylons, transmitters, cables etc that enables electricity supply to be delivered to homes and business across the country.
−	The grid is used in ~~England~~ as a shortened phrase that refers to the National Grid ~~which refers to~~ the electrical infrastructure of the country. It refers to the power plants, pylons, transmitters, cables etc that enables electricity supply to be delivered to homes and business across the ~~counrty~~.	+

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	A grid normally means a network of real or imaginary intersecting parallel lines, or a framework of parallel bars that are in a uniform pattern and somethime cross over each other. On a large scale some cities are planned and built on a grid pattern, such as New York city, on the smaller scale the term might refer to a metal plate covering a hole such as in a cattle grid, or covering a window as in a security grid (also called security grill).		A grid normally means a network of real or imaginary intersecting parallel lines, or a framework of parallel bars that are in a uniform pattern and somethime cross over each other. On a large scale some cities are planned and built on a grid pattern, such as New York city, on the smaller scale the term might refer to a metal plate covering a hole such as in a cattle grid, or covering a window as in a security grid (also called security grill).

−	The grid is used in England as a shortened phrase that refers to the National Grid which refers to the electrical infrastructure of the country. It refers to the power plants, pylons, transmitters, cables etc that enables ~~electricty~~ supply to be delivered to homes and business across the counrty.	+	The grid is used in England as a shortened phrase that refers to the National Grid which refers to the electrical infrastructure of the country. It refers to the power plants, pylons, transmitters, cables etc that enables electricity supply to be delivered to homes and business across the counrty.

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	A grid normally means a network of real or imaginary intersecting parallel lines, or a framework of parallel bars that are in a uniform pattern and somethime cross over each other. On a large scale some cities are planned and built on a grid pattern, such as New York city, on the smaller scale the term might refer to a metal plate covering a hole such as in a cattle grid, or covering a window as in a security grid (also called security grill).		A grid normally means a network of real or imaginary intersecting parallel lines, or a framework of parallel bars that are in a uniform pattern and somethime cross over each other. On a large scale some cities are planned and built on a grid pattern, such as New York city, on the smaller scale the term might refer to a metal plate covering a hole such as in a cattle grid, or covering a window as in a security grid (also called security grill).

−	The grid is used in England as a shortened phrase that refers to the National Grid which refers to the electrical infrastructure of the country. It refers to the power plants, pylons, transmitters, cables etc that enables electricty to be delivered to homes and business across the counrty.	+	The grid is used in England as a shortened phrase that refers to the National Grid which refers to the electrical infrastructure of the country. It refers to the power plants, pylons, transmitters, cables etc that enables electricty supply to be delivered to homes and business across the counrty.

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The word grid might refer to a number of different things, but also whether it is referred to as a grid or the grid.

A grid normally means a network of real or imaginary intersecting parallel lines, or a framework of parallel bars that are in a uniform pattern and somethime cross over each other. On a large scale some cities are planned and built on a grid pattern, such as New York city, on the smaller scale the term might refer to a metal plate covering a hole such as in a cattle grid, or covering a window as in a security grid (also called security grill).

The grid is used in England as a shortened phrase that refers to the National Grid which refers to the electrical infrastructure of the country. It refers to the power plants, pylons, transmitters, cables etc that enables electricty to be delivered to homes and business across the counrty.

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