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boundary

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


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Its utilization also transcends both geographical boundaries and cuisines, including South Asian, Arab, Iranian and North African.

From Salon

With funding awards of up to £20m, the program enables teams to cross traditional scientific and geographic boundaries to accelerate progress against cancer.

From Science Daily

There were some fluent strokes to the boundary for four but he eschewed the flamboyant during a more a familiar tale of accumulation - just as it has been for most of his career.

From BBC

Politicians have always overstepped boundaries and bent rules.

From Salon

The governor’s office said that consolidating the special and state primaries was meant to reduce the risk of voter confusion since there are multiple elections with different boundaries.

From Los Angeles Times