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Meanings of own boundaries in English

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Usage of own boundaries in English
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He emphasized gays' rights to set their own boundaries for intimate relationships.
Reuters
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I have moved my own boundaries for behavior I would accept.
Beyond The Frontier: Guardian
3
You set your own boundaries and push yourself to see how you evolve.
The Irish Times
4
The different tribes have always been utterly unable to define their own boundaries.
The Winning of the West, Volume 1 / From the Alleghanies to the ...
5
Within its own boundaries the Roman government carefully collected every kind of information.
Life in the Roman World of Nero and St. Paul
6
The State can be-itought to be-sovereign within its own boundaries.
The Grafters
7
Each war has its own boundaries of time and necessity.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
8
As an artist you have to create your own boundaries.
The Guardian
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You maintain your happiness by maintaining your own boundaries. 6.
Ebony
10
And outside of its own boundaries France had long been considered a limited monarchy.
The Eve of the French Revolution
11
I want a safe child who respects her own boundaries and the boundaries of others.
Ebony
12
Garvey never pushed too far and Cattrall quietly drew her own boundaries from the off.
The Guardian
13
She can possibly confer no authority which can be lawfully exercised beyond her own boundaries.
A Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Presidents. Volu...
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If those deadlines pass without an agreement, the court said it would adopt its own boundaries.
Reuters
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But the point of Summerhill was that you had to learn to impose your own boundaries.
The Guardian
16
Instead of funnelling rainwater away, a sponge city retains it for use within its own boundaries.
The Guardian
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