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the transborder
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Beyond the border, on the other side of the border.
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The September operation was conducted by the transborder crime center of the Southeast European Cooperative Initiative in Bucharest, Romania, bringing together regional law enforcement agencies.
If confirmed, the link between two of the most brazen assaults in recent memory would reinforce the transborder character of the jihadist groups now striking across the Sahara.
The transborder commerce in this region helped China surpass Germany to become Russia's largest trading partner early last year, with $39.5 billion in goods and services passing between the two countries in 2009.
The transborder commerce in this region has helped China surpass Germany to become Russia's largest trading partner, with $39.5 billion worth of goods and services passing between the two countries last year.
The results - titled the Region of the Transborder Trousers - are projected onto a topographical map with the subjects, emitting an electrostatic buzz, shown as small yellow dots or blue squares drifting northwards to Los Angeles before returning to the disorder of Tijuana.
Luohu Port at Shenzhen exhibits how the transborder infrastructure engages with the multiscalar activities and complex geopolitical tensions between mainland China and Hong Kong.
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Our data suggest the need to conduct a large-scale survey of HIV risk behaviors and HIV/STI prevalence among MSM in this region, which, due to high volume of movement across the international border, should be conceptualized to include the nearby transborder area as well.
The first transborder line was completed between Portland, Maine, and Montreal in 1852; it was known as the Atlantic and St .Lawrence Railroad in the three northern New England states and the St . Lawrenceand Atlantic in Quebec.
In a bewildering paragraph in the permit application, Enbridge attorneys describe a series of "interconnector" pipelines leading to the existing transborder pipeline.
This definition aims to encompass three key characteristics: the global nature of the issue, the importance of transborder determinants of global health, and the global governance actions that are required.
A 1996 letter that Mr. Bush, then Texas' governor, signed with the governors of Arizona, California and New Mexico, said, "This transborder trucking delay robs the entire U.S.-Mexico border region of the full economic benefits that Nafta promises".
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