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bordering

adjective as in next to

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After an expensive and acrimonious primary battle among Democrats, the general election race for the seat was sleepy, bordering on dull.

Georgians turned out in big numbers on Saturday in this South Caucasus state bordering Russia, and there were numerous reports of vote violations and violence outside polling stations.

From BBC

But in recent months, he has made headlines for holding protests seeking more autonomy for people in his home region of Ladakh, a mountainous cold desert bordering Pakistan and China.

From BBC

But in Erin Lee Carr’s Hulu whodunnit documentary, "Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara," their fans' closeness began creepily bordering on something else.

From Salon

A fence bordering the road had not been repaired since a previous accident and Mrs Sanderson said she and her family believed a more robust barrier could have saved the boys' lives.

From BBC

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