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bind

[bahynd] / baɪnd /






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But droughts followed by intense snow can cause problems - the new snow is unable to bind to old snow underneath, which can either be very hard or non-existent, and therefore remains loose.

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Perhaps there is one factor which binds all five leagues.

From BBC

He has also acknowledged the diplomatic bind that Rodriguez is in.

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"Those orders are binding and operative," the letter said.

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You have protected your assets and your stepdaughter’s inheritance by ensuring that you and your second husband signed a prenuptial agreement, although they’re not automatically binding under the law in England and Wales.

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