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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a border of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific border associated with a particular object, area, or concept.
Example: "The garden was beautifully designed, with a border of the flowers that added color and vibrancy."
Alternatives: "a boundary of the" or "an edge of the".
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West Street now traces a border of the dead zone, as it has come to be known.
In the kitchen, she painted the walls candy pink, exposed the tin ceiling, and surrounded it with a border of the original flocked wallpaper.
Indeed, the secretary general of NATO, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, last month turned to an unlikely source -- Russia -- to request helicopters for use in Afghanistan, arguing that this would help reduce the terrorism threat and drug trade on a border of the former Soviet Union.
An article on July 11 about Sean Eldridge and his husband, the Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes, moving across the Hudson River from the 18th Congressional District to the 19th as the first step in a possible campaign for Congress by Mr. Eldridge referred imprecisely to a border of the two districts.
In addition, a black part can be identified on a border of the Kaolin clay and the Toyoura standard sand.
As can be seen from Fig. 6, a black part towards lower left direction on a border of the Kaolin clay and the Toyoura sand.
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Padding refers to adding a border of zeroes around the input volume.
But when they look down, all they see is a border of stitches where the amputation took place.
A border of chalk hills fronts the river near the town ("parish") of Cookham in the northwest.
We preserve a border of 4 5 cm of the aponeurosis superficialis-scarpa fascia.
The thickness of a border of an M state indicates the level of conservation.
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