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"The glue that is bonded to the glass etc can be difficult to remove, as is claimed above.

The glue that is bonded to the glass etc can be difficult to remove, as is claimed above.

I imagine a lot of young children bonded with their fathers over this show.

We bonded strongly at work, in work, and when work didn't connect us we disconnected.

That's because the companies are licensed and bonded.

The behavior of the bonded interfaces depends on the mode.

Actually, no. PayPal is licensed and bonded in 47+ states.

Current H1B rules are modern day equivalent of bonded labor.

LOL I used to own a computer game center and had two dedicated T1's bonded and traffic managed.

They may also be mixing up requirements to be licensed with requirements to be bonded.

Not only that, there are many heat resistant plastics on the market that are far stronger than some poorly bonded ABS.

In fact we almost never ate at the table, and rarely all together, but we're a very closely bonded family.

Another family of animals that share a lot with strongly bonded nomadic lifestyle described in the article are dolphins and orcas.

For example, the reason screen glass often isn't replaceable is because it's optically bonded to the underlying LCD, which improves sharpness, reduces glare, and reduces parallax when using a pen.

"Bonding" at the kernel level:The Linux bonding driver provides a method for aggregating multiple network interfaces into a single logical "bonded" interface.

That sucrose, a compound made up of a single fructose molecule bonded to a glucose molecule, is not detrimental to your health given reasonable consumption reaches "duh" levels of obviousness.