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boundary

[boun-duh-ree, -dree] / ˈbaʊn də ri, -dri /


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He explains that younger generations are more comfortable in asserting their needs and setting boundaries.

From BBC

The split reaction reflects a broader debate over how journalists operate in an era when protests are live-streamed, social media blurs professional boundaries, and reporters increasingly find themselves in the middle of political confrontations.

From Salon

"As a bowling unit, we've got to find ways against very good batters - guys who deal in boundaries and sixes," Santner said about the improvements for the World Cup.

From Barron's

Long existing beyond the boundaries of race, nationhood and categorical art movements, Lam produced a range of work, including graphic design, book illustrations, large Jackson Pollock-inspired abstractions, and expressionistic ceramics.

From The Wall Street Journal

Friday’s decision draws a much sharper boundary around what can be considered an “open container” under California law.

From Los Angeles Times