At the heart of Liverpool, the constituency stretches along the diverse areas of active, decayed and redeveloped dockland from the Bootle boundary right up to more affluent Aigburth.

BBC: NEWS | VOTE 2001 | RESULTS & CONSTITUENCIES | Liverpool Riverside

Remember that you have a right to set the boundary.

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Tennessee's claim that it should continue to control the land stems from "acquiescence, " a concept in property law that it has the right to keep a boundary if it is not contested over a long period.

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Leaving the Scottish boundary commissioners to decide the right number is a cop-out: their task is to draw lines on maps according to instructions given them by politicians, not to make highly charged political decisions.

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When swimmers spread their fingers just right, each individual digit forms its own boundary layer, as if it's "dressed in a sleeve of water that moves with the finger, " Bejan said.

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Then, we are on the ground within the high boundary walls of the military base and right in the heart of Helmand province.

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Labour had held the seat for most of the period between 1945 and 1983, before boundary changes brought in new territories which swung the constituency decisively to the right.

BBC: NEWS | VOTE 2001 | RESULTS & CONSTITUENCIES | Keighley

To get the functions right for each cube, he also has to consider how body parts connect, their so-called boundary conditions.

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