11.   The companies share similar geographic boundaries, much of their business is generated in the same regions, and they could sharply cut operating costs.

12.   The companies use geographic boundaries, for example, to impose higher rates on drivers in Newark because of the higher risk of auto theft there.

13.   The Internet eradicates the traditional concepts of geographic boundaries, so it is unclear where the physical act of online gambling takes place.

14.   The plan creates a commission of insurance industry representatives to redraw the geographic boundaries that are now used to set rates.

15.   The Senate bill calls for the creation of a commission to draw up new geographic boundaries that would determine how much drivers pay in auto insurance.

16.   This behavioral tendency transcended racial distinctions, income levels and geographic boundaries.

17.   With so many attorneys yearning to be stretched professionally, the firm needed access to clients without regard to geographic boundaries.

18.   Political opportunism, awkward geographic boundaries and economic neglect triggered the attack by the separatists, analysts said.

19.   HHS officials say they will wait to see how the new severity scale functions before demanding that the network reconsider the issue of geographic boundaries.

20.   IT enables them to do so easily and cost-effectively across geographic boundaries by networking computers together.