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Meanings of hard border in English

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Usage of hard border in English
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Q&A Why is Dublin opposed to the idea of a hard border?
The Guardian
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We must, first, ensure there is no return to a hard border.
Reuters
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The inevitable consequence of this, he says, will be a hard border.
The Irish Times
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We must ensure that there is no introduction of a hard border.
The Irish Times
5
Will a hard border force us to stop for a customs search?
The Guardian
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And your daughter, George, is she fitted for this hard border life?
The Last Trail
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Few want a hard border; they should not block ways to avoid one.
The Guardian
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They don't want a hard border between Northern Ireland and Ireland.
The Irish Times
9
Could Brexit bring a hard border, like in the east, to Northern Ireland?
The Irish Times
10
She said Ford was planning for the worst case scenario: a hard border.
Reuters
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She worries, too, that a hard border might harm cross-border cooperation between police.
The Guardian
12
Brexit: Does the Irish peace accord rule out a hard border?
BBC
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Under this deal, will there be a hard border in Ireland?
BBC
14
Brexit and the prospect of a hard border threatens to change all that.
The Irish Times
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Given the present position of the British government it will be a hard border.
The Guardian
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It was, therefore, precisely a vote for a hard border.
The Irish Times
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Hard border across language varieties
Ireland
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Australia
Common
United Kingdom
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