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boundary

[boun-duh-ree, -dree] / ˈbaʊn də ri, -dri /


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"These characters are not here to be rescued, they actually drive the narrative. They're making their own choices, they're setting boundaries and navigating really complex worlds," she said.

From BBC

Bennett played the percentages, content to nullify Australia's spinners, and largely eschewed boundary hitting in favour of accumulation as he looked to establish a solid total.

From BBC

She believes it's still really important to say no: "Saying no is how we communicate boundaries, how we communicate that things aren't okay."

From BBC

"It is positive that the Americans appear willing to tolerate Iranian enrichment within clearly set boundaries," said Fidan, who has held talks with Iranian and American counterparts.

From Barron's

The planet also appears to lie near the outer boundary of its star's "habitable zone," the region where temperatures could allow liquid water to exist on a planet's surface if the atmosphere is suitable.

From Science Daily