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borders

[bawr-derz] / ˈbɔr dərz /


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Stuffed cabbages, for example, are a hearty delicacy that transcends geographical borders.

From Salon

By making bread, the French volunteer, who calls himself a "baker without borders", wants to help them through an especially cold winter, marked by repeated power and heating cuts caused by Russian strikes.

From Barron's

Some ran towards the borders; others, to the enlistment offices.

From BBC

While tariffs directly affect goods crossing borders, trade policy can also impact services, which are vital U.S. exports.

From The Wall Street Journal

Entire genres of music, especially in the developing world, became far more accessible across borders.

From Los Angeles Times