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borders

[bawr-derz] / ˈbɔr dərz /


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"He was something that's very typically Mancunian, very typically northern as well, you know, beyond the borders of Manchester," he said.

From BBC

“The film speaks to the Black experience in America within these borders of 1930s Jim Crow South,” Coogler mused.

From Los Angeles Times

Habib Marouane Camara, editor of the Lerevelateur224 news site, has been missing since December 2024, after what the Reporters Without Borders NGO has said was an "abduction".

From Barron's

The conflict dates back more than a century, when the borders of the two nations were drawn after the French occupation of Cambodia.

From BBC

With the borders and ethnic leadership of China fluid, and the steppes of Mongolia vast and unbroken, readers are left with a sometimes-dizzying progression of peoples and tribes and emperors and khans, reaching back and forth across the zone that today contains the Great Wall, to the point that it is difficult to see Mr. Man’s overall story as one of China “conquering the north,” as the title suggests.

From The Wall Street Journal