"Fixas" was also written as "fiscas"; much like how modern English speakers say both "ask" and "aks". "Wer" only survives in Modern English "werewolf". And "were" personally stumped me because I was too ignorant of fishing to know what a "weir" was...
（三）非法进行影响国（边）界线走向的活动或者修建有碍国（边）境管理的设施的。
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