Frontiers

What happens outside our frontiers is at least as important as what happens within them. ❋ Unknown (1954)

Allying with Nanzhao, Tibetan cavalry challenged Tang China's long frontiers from the southwest to the northwest. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The idea of open and closed frontiers is Giliomee's, articulated in "Processes in Development of the Southern African Frontier," in Lamar and Thompson, 76 – 119. ❋ Unknown (2008)

States throughout the former Soviet Union are so corrupt that for now the only way to bring honesty to — and earn public revenues from — their frontiers is to all but sell them off. ❋ Unknown (2000)

Stalin himself made it clear that the real significance of the change in Polish frontiers was a reversal of centuries of the German Drang Nach Osten. ❋ Rieber, Alfred J. (1986)

Whatever happens, China needs a basically friendly or at least benevolently neutral United States as a counterweight to what it perceives as a greater threat to its land frontiers from the Soviet Union. ❋ Unknown (1977)

But I feel that its role as an opener of frontiers is the feature of the industry that appeals to Canadians today. ❋ Unknown (1953)

It is therefore realized on all sides that however often Persia, or Egypt, or Java, or Ceylon may change hands, the main frontiers must never be crossed by anything except bombs. ❋ Unknown (1949)

Now, instead of leaving that loophole, the Non-Aggression Pact would stipulate that the country which sent its forces across its frontiers is an aggressor and a violator of the treaty, but the administration has not stopped at that. ❋ Unknown (1935)

If this state of voluntary ignorance of world affairs, this hatred against North America, this misrepresentation of conditions in the non communist world was confined to the Government, it would be bad enough, but the prejudiced and inaccurate concept of life beyond their frontiers is being drilled into the minds of the masses of the people with all the skill of indoctrination and propaganda for which these expert psychologists and leaders in the science of influencing of mass thinking are justly famous. ❋ Unknown (1965)

The boundary now is: on the east, the Belgo-British and Germano-Belgian frontiers, that is, a line from the south shore of Lake Albert Edward to Sabingo Mountain, thence by Lake Kion, along the Rusizi, and through Lake Tanganika; on the south, a line from Lake Tanganika to Lake Moero; that is, the ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

The frontiers are a long way off, but here to hand is work for them, work which is easy and pleases them. ❋ Percy James Brebner (1893)

Yet that defence cannot be effectively carried out at home, and when we are at war our frontiers are the enemy coasts and our best defence is attack. ❋ Walter Alexander Raleigh (1891)

It also represents the end of one era of discovering new frontiers, which is slightly confusing -- isn't this the big, shiny New Millenium after all? ❋ Kit Eaton (2010)

I'm the only one this evening but I must go on; the frontiers are my prison. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Exploration and the idea of frontiers seem to capture an important part of the human experience. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The sea was not less hostile than the land; and while the frontiers were assaulted by an open enemy, the palace was distracted with secret treason and conspiracy. ❋ Unknown (1206)

Indeed, we rarely saw such dire results on the show precisely because, unlike American ground troops stationed on other "frontiers," whether in the 1960s in Vietnam or today in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Enterprise and its crew could always head off at warp speed from ill-judged experiments in social and cultural engineering. ❋ Unknown (2009)

"I waited all day for [the technician] to show up and install my internet and he never showed up and I called into Customer Service and no one could give me a straight answer.", "Awe, man, you really got [Frontiered]" "I gave my credit card information over the phone to the ISP and they hung up on me and I [called back] and no one picked up", "Sounds like you got Frontiered, my friend" ❋ CustomerServiceRep (2017)

I really want that [vanguard], but I'll just take 10 cloth, and sell that to the next kingdom by [the frontier]. Let's hope the [RNG] doesn't mess with us, and we don't have to fight 5 heavily armed and guarded bucanners on a vanguard, or we don't have black market substances with 5 enforcers ❋ ♥🗺☠ (2021)

Fallout: The Frontier is a great mod. I managed to avoid the [questionable content] but because of one [bad dev] they decided to take down the whole mod and now [the Fallout] community may never recover. ❋ The Macbroker (2021)

My Frontier has [300],000 [miles] on it and uses no [oil]. ❋ Bil-e-bob (2008)

Ew, I'd never [go out] with [so-and-so]. He's not from [the Frontier]. ❋ Reese Witherfork (2006)

[Look at] those Frontiers [coming] [our way]. ❋ FRMTT (2021)

I needed help with my word processor program, but when I called the [tech support], I got frontiered. I got frontiered when I called [the mechanic] to see if my car is ready. It may be cheap, but you are guaranteed to get frontiered if you sign up for [Frontier] internet. ❋ Dranalog (2016)

[The men] went frontiering in a [remote] camp because they knew they might be arrested if the expressed their [love in] an area where they can be seen. ❋ SanFranMan (2008)

That dick Mark beat [his girlfriend] so lets use from [frontier justice] and [trash] his car. ❋ DalaiAndrew (2007)

"Space: The Final Frontier. These are the voyages of the Star Ship Enterprise." - [Captain James] T. Kirk, commanding officer, [USS Enterprise] [NCC-1701] ❋ Chief Of The Okhrana (2015)