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bind

[bahynd] / baɪnd /






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And as this season of “Industry” reaches its big finale, the two women find that the tie binding them has shortened once again.

From Salon

When a person consumes about 20 mg of caffeine, such as from coffee, chocolate, or soda, it causes the nanobody and its partner protein to bind together.

From Science Daily

When MurJ binds its cargo inside the cell, it changes shape to release the molecule on the outside.

From Science Daily

“There’s so many rules and regulations that this trust agreement may be binding your hands to in the future,” he says.

From Barron's

Marriage proposals were legally binding in the nineteenth century.

From Literature