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See: circumscribe, define, demarcate
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Aa "The technical committee of the LAF, with the help of UNIFIL, is pursuing its work in demarking the Blue Line and it has succeeded so far in demarking the regions of Labbouneh-Alma al-Shaab, al-Dahira-Rmaysh, and Yaroun-Aitaroun," it said.
US: Further security breaches can reignite Lebanon-Israel hostilities by The Daily Star (Beirut, Lebanon)
2) As Holloway states in her introduction, the "distinction between sexually 'normal' and 'dangerous' followed and justified the distinction between 'citizen' and 'non-citizen'" and such distinctions more broadly configured and maintained the boundary demarking the "governing classes" from the "class that was governed.
Sexuality, Politics, and Social Control in Virginia, 1920-1945 by Meyer, Leisa D. / Journal of Social History
39) The presence of provisos demarking the narrow conditions for when the state could burden religion signaled to Justice O'Connor that the Founders foresaw that generally applicable laws would burden religious exercise, and that they intended to exempt religious citizens from such laws in all but the most important cases.
The original meaning of the free exercise clause: the evidence from ... by Munoz, Vincent Phillip / Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
 
 
 
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