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demarcation
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demarcation
[dē′märkā′shən]
Etymology: L, de, from, marcare, to mark
the process of setting limits or boundaries.


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Our side reminds your side again that there exists only a sea demarcation line in the West Sea (Yellow Sea) set by our side, and from this moment on we will take merciless military measures to protect it," the official news agency quoted a notice from the North's military to the South's forces as saying.
Our side reminds your side again that there exists only a sea demarcation line in the West Sea (Yellow Sea) set by our side, and from this moment on we will take merciless military measures to protect it," the official news agency quoted a notice from the North's military to the South's forces as saying.
Coroner Suzanne Anderson calmly talked 12 witnesses through the first day and her bench appeared like an unofficial demarcation line between supporters of the McGovern and McElhill families.
 
 
 
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