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Meanings of new boundary in English
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Usage of new boundary in English
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Already cracks were beginning to show in the new boundary wall.
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Instead, the chivalrous Southrons contented themselves with drawing the new boundary along traditional lines.
3
They will carve out a new boundary line for slavery.
4
Shall the United States stipulate solemnly to guarantee the new boundary which may be arranged?
5
The Servians have made a capital point in fixing their new boundary-line south of this mountain-range.
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In 1791, the treaty of Holston is concluded; by which a new boundary is agreed upon.
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The new boundary would annex 43% of the original extension.
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She had to agree to a new boundary line with Turkey by which the Turks kept Adrianople.
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It became the town's new boundary.
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If approved the new boundary would have to be included in the district plan to give it legal significance.
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The country south of the new boundary line is not of much consequence to us: it belongs to Mexico.
12
The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague decided a new boundary for the disputed area in July, which was agreed to by both sides.
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Matt Cain, the editor of Attitude, said the film breaks new boundaries.
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Or will it discover new boundaries we don't even know upset us?
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Details of the proposed new boundaries have not yet been released.
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This game doesn't really push any new boundaries but it's fun.