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bound

[bound] / baʊnd /






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He was also dialing Gulf power brokers over Houthi attacks on ships bound for the Suez Canal and cursing at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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They simply couldn’t negotiate labor agreements that bound all employees, including those who don’t want to be part of the union.

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He said that he celebrated his promotion by running down the hall to convince as many of his assistants not to board the private jet with Kiffin bound for Baton Rouge.

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Most of the same passengers stood up without assistance and bounded off toward the baggage claim.

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It now runs 200 flights monthly between China and Europe, hauling over 8,000 tons of mostly e-commerce packages bound for Europe, with Temu as one of its biggest customers.

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