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When I entered a Borders in San Diego, I used a kiosk's Title Sleuth site on the store's intranet.
ODE is the actual name of the bookstore that Mr. Carmody opened last Saturday in a large retail space that was formerly home to a Borders in San Francisco's Stonestown Mall, on the city's southern edge.
It has a Barnes & Noble in Augusta, a Borders in Portland and, a mere 20 or 25 miles from my parents' house, a dandy little independent bookstore conveniently sitting right next to an ice cream parlor, in Bridgton.
Steve Kettmann, an American writer living in Berlin, said that he tried to buy a copy during a visit to a Borders in Orlando, Fla., but was told that they were sold out and would not receive more copies for four to six weeks.
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Have you ever crossed a border In a boat, by night, to another land.
The issue was resolved in 2010, when the two countries agreed on a border in the Barents Sea.
There is a border in our land but in our minds we have let go of it," she adds.
Even France, which maintains troops in French Guiana, an overseas region that shares a border in the Amazon with Brazil, and the United States occasionally send soldiers for training.
Once, even after the old Yugoslavia disintegrated in bloodshed, a traveler might barely have noticed that there was a border in the mountains between Serbia and Montenegro.
Lucy Siegle I should have been out here this morning, deadheading roses," sighs Lady Salisbury, surveying a border in which frothy blooms are starting to wilt in the heat.
All of that is a border in some sense.
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