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become bound

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See: promise, stipulate, vow


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Things like how you answer the phone, how you greet shoppers, how cheerfully you correct mistakes or accept returns, how aggressively you negotiate contracts all become bound up in one composite image.
You would have become bound by the terms of the agreement even if you just wanted to test drive the software to see if it worked for you.
By suppressing the Ii protein by antisense methods, peptides which are transported into the endoplasmic reticulum to be bound by MHC Class I molecules also become bound to and presented by MHC class II molecules.
 
 
 
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