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In its place, I often find, is a rather beautiful kindred sense, transcending frontiers of race and nationality, of wondering what the hell is going on.Such is the mood at a party thrown by a friend, let us call him Sohail, at which many Pakistani journalists are gathered.

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The surge of French enterprise transcended frontiers: French capital and engineers built bridges, railways, docks, and sewerage systems throughout much of Continental Europe.

Reprints Related items City gardens: Patches of greenApr 5th 2001 Italy’s new literary parksApr 5th 2001Architecture transcends frontiers, yet garden design has always been more parochial and this is the first time that the Wirtzs have worked on a British garden, despite their formidable reputation in continental Europe.

Skin deep Power plants Italy's new literary parks Reprints Related items City gardens: Patches of greenApr 5th 2001 Italy’s new literary parksApr 5th 2001Architecture transcends frontiers, yet garden design has always been more parochial and this is the first time that the Wirtzs have worked on a British garden, despite their formidable reputation in continental Europe.

However, there is the need to look beyond specific country and scrutinize detailed geographical variations among the West African countries in a manner that transcends frontiers.

"This is a world battle that transcends all frontiers".

Hope for a new regionalism lies in recognizing that the bay's history, as much as its ecology, transcends national frontiers.

Challenges that transcend national frontiers require a scale of intervention that only multinational companies working together and with governments and NGOs can provide.

In Asia, the usual disruptions of an industrial and commercial system that transcends political frontiers and destroys economic self-sufficiency, enslaving individuals to impersonal forces, were accompanied by a racist imperialism.

What ties all these photos together is a sense of shared humanity, or, as the editor and curator Clément Chéroux puts it in his commentary for a guileless photo essay on the sharing of freshly baked bread, "there exists a common denominator that transcends all frontiers — a universal tradition that unites even the most disparate of peoples".

The case of elephants, a highly mobile and widely distributed mammal that plays crucial ecological and economic roles in savanna and forest landscapes, exemplifies the need for approaches to conservation that transcend geopolitical frontiers.

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