"It might be bordering on illegal and pushing the envelope," but she said, "I don't think he's ever putting anybody in jeopardy, besides himself".
While Carrey's affirmation of love for Stone might be bordering on creepy, we can't really blame him.
Arguing might be a little bit of a bicker, a short disagreement -- but fighting is when there's much more emotional involvement, things are escalating, it might be bordering on disrespectful interactions because our emotions are running the show.
The southern entrance might be the border between China and Indo-China Peninsular countries (Myanmar, Laos, and Vietnam).
Out of that turmoil and bloodshed, there might be new borders.
They said 'I don't understand any of this, but it's really fun.' It made me think this might be more border-less than I first thought".
Investigator response - In our study settings there might be cross-border patients to be recruited, therefore, the PIS ICF of the XXX language version will be provided to FTM-EC soon after the English version is approved and translated into the XXX language.
It examined seven technologies that might be used for border control, including facial recognition, fingerprint recognition, hand geometry, iris recognition, retina recognition, signature recognition and speaker recognition.
Given the billions of dollars spent annually on border enforcement, not to mention the long lines at the various crossings, the most pleasant way to travel legally from Mexico to the United States might be on the border's only hand-drawn ferry.
The Vistula River, which divides the territory of Poland into two parts, might be a natural border in the distribution of RV variants (NEE and CE), as was previously suggested by Bourhy et al. [ 3].
