In his latest novel, published in English as Outlaws (the Spanish title is Las Leyes de la Frontera – Laws of the Border), the boundaries between historical precedent and fictional creation are again suggestively tested, as is the often impregnable social boundary between those born into a life of poverty and the lucky few who are protected by even modest family privilege.
William I of England established a series of lordships, allocated to his most powerful warriors along the Welsh border, the boundaries fixed only to the east.
This house is on 1.89 acres on McFarland Lake, which borders the Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
Rita: Gunflint Lake borders the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, a chain of lakes in northern Minnesota and in Canada.
Most of this line is not Israel's border, but the boundary separating Jordan from the Israeli-occupied West Bank.
Because meanwhile, there were other troubles on the Brooklyn-Queens border, where the boundary line -- drawn before the rapid residential development of Ridgewood in the 1900's -- was leading to vexing problems.
The boundaries of the nucleosomal model array are reflective, thus a transferase at the border perceives the boundary as another nucleosome that is occupied by another transferase.
Canonical intron donor and acceptor splice site configurations (that typically contain GT/AG) were found to border the exon boundaries predicted from the homology searches and cDNA data.
For this feature, vessels with a lower border right at the boundary of hyperreflective and hyporeflective retinal layers or small vessels without distinguishable lower border reflectivity were excluded due to the difficulty to interpret the true reflectivity features (example shown in Figure 3).
Now the Chinese army, rather than the local border police, controls the boundary.
