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binding

adjective as in confining

noun as in cover; something which fastens

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These recommendations -- which are not legally binding -- are due to come into effect on Wednesday.

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He was pleased with himself because he had just finished writing a report and was binding it into a folder and adding tabs.

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Predictably, those vessels break open so his grey flesh can supernaturally merge into a foul lump of distorted features and tentacles, binding Lilly while a creepy voice asks, “Got a kiss for daddy?”

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The enhanced clustering directly results from the higher matter density, which amplifies gravitational binding.

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"By contrast, small-molecule drugs that are designed to cross the blood-brain barrier are hydrophobic in nature, which limits their bioavailability, increases the risk of off-target binding, and is linked to side effects."

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