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Rather than run in his original district after its new boundaries made it inhospitable to conservative Republicans, he chose a new district just slightly to the north.

Woodside spokesmen said that the company had decided to take a firm line because the continuing arguments between Australia and East Timor over the maritime boundaries made it impossible for the company to guarantee its customers that supplies would be secure.

I argued that these boundaries made it hard to talk about consent and competition around location services.

Reflection has become an integral part of teacher education, yet its elusive boundaries make it difficult to define and teach.

Milford is the second largest settlement in Pembrokeshire, with a population of 12,830; while the 13,086 people in its community boundaries make it the most populous in the county.

Polycrystalline tungsten is an intrinsically brittle and hard material due to its weak grain boundaries, making it difficult to work.

The MTase-GTase is an attractive drug target because it has a different mechanism from that of cellular enzymes [ 13, 75], yet its membrane association and the lack of clear domain boundaries make it a difficult protein to work with.

The Second District's new boundaries make it more likely that all five of Nebraska's electoral votes will go to Mitt Romney this year.

Democrats now say, as Republicans did earlier, that current congressional district boundaries make it more difficult for them to win a majority of the 435 House districts.

But political transformation remained within the earlier constitution's legal boundaries, making it easier for the outgoing authoritarians to protect themselves, including securing immunity for past crimes.

These fears of spillover have been most acute in Anbar's ungovernable desert, which borders Syria and where tribal loyalties cut across national boundaries, making it fertile territory for Al Qaeda's resurgence.