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bound

[bound] / baʊnd /






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But its humble origins—as an open-latticework structure made of rattan bars bound together with balls of hand-tied-twine knots—are evident, underscoring its manufacture and transformation.

From The Wall Street Journal

New financial muscle and new terms will provide Warner Bros. with a legally bound, unconditional and unavoidable cash offering from Paramount.

From MarketWatch

Now, a smiling Chiaberta bounds through the new Midtown Manhattan store with the kind of upbeat, positive energy the kids he shops for—and their parents—appreciate.

From The Wall Street Journal

Still, for better or worse, we are bound together, and what is modeled at the top ripples outward.

From Salon

Venezuela has been vital for Cuba’s economy since 1999, when then-President Hugo Chávez described the two countries as bound together “in a sea of happiness.”

From The Wall Street Journal