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Border
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Border
A set line denoting the extremities of a country, government, legal jurisdiction or property. Borders for governments or jurisdictions are agreed between parties or set by a higher authority. Borders between properties are set by a government or the original owner. An owner of property sometimes may subdivide and sell pieces, thereby creating new borders within his old property.


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To augment the vermilion border and/or to define the philtrum ridges, the Medium Gel is recommended.
The accessory parotid gland is located approximately 6 mm anterior to the main parotid gland, between the skin and the masseter muscle along an imaginary line that extends from the tragus to a point midway between the ala of the nose and the vermilion border of the lip.
1 MINUTE: Unwrapping a new syringe of Restylane, Ann gently started at the corner of Marie's mouth and pushed the needle into the vermilion border (the line around the mouth between the lips and the skin surrounding them).
 
 
 
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