What is a subsequent boundary?
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Boundaries that are created as a result of long-term processes.
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A layer of seperation between "things".
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Where's the rest of the question?
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If a ball crosses the boundary directly, '6' Runs; if a ball crosses after dropping, '4' Runs. No matter how many Runs the batsmen run. Even if they ran 5, they would be given a boundary of '4' Runs if the ball crossed with a drop/drops. \n\nThere is one thing that can be different. If batsmen run some Runs, then there is an overthrow and the ball reaches the boundary, this boundary would be an additional award. Like if batsmen ran 3 runs, then overthrowed and given '4' runs boundary, they would be awarded 7 runs.
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NO.\nSACHIN WILL COME BACK AND MOVE FURTHER..
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There is no boundary as such because there is "nothing" beyond the edge; but the Universe in not infinite.  Difficult to get your head around I know especially as "nothing" in this case does not mean nothing as you understand it now.  If I go on you might blow a fuse so I will stop there.\n\n[re: above - "The Milky Way" is the name of our Galaxy not our Solar system]
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Your eventual point being?
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Since I assume that you know what a telephone conversation is, I'll only tell you what subsequent means.\n\nDefinitions of subsequent on the Web:\n\nfollowing in time or order; "subsequent developments" \nhttp://wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn\n\nOccurring later; occurring after something else.\nhttp://www.courts.mo.gov/osca/index.nsf/0/8b69295b674dde2186256e15004ea27f
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Texas - Oklahoma is HUGE. I'd say that is next after those 2.
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I assume you mean beyond the paragraph or two that defines the word?  Try the link below.  Hope it's what you're looking for.
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Well, think about your question... What's on the other side of every other border you know?  Another room, another zone, another country, another place of some kind.  Borders are edges, but they're edges that divide things.  Although it's kind of cool to think "what if there's a border to space!" then you've also got to think "so what's on the other side of the border - and does THAT place go on forever, or maybe it has a border, too."  And what's on the other side of that border?  So space, in some form, is going to go on and on and on. \n We can see almost 15 billion light years with some of our most powerful telescopes, and in all that huge distance there is absolutely nothing that looks like a border - it all looks infinite. Some scientists say maybe space is curved - but the curvature they're talking about is a curve with no border.  Wierd, eh?  That's why I like science - there are some very strange ideas turn out to be true.
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Good question, but I don't believe there is a "secondary" term for them...sorry
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Give more details for your question. What you are asking is not clear.
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could you further explain your question
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Please provide more details.
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please provide more information on your question.
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I don't know, but I need a couple of points to find out what happens when I reach the next level. Thanks.