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      <p class="para_topic">The material side determines the side of the boundary on which material will be removed or retained. For open boundaries, the material side is specified as Left or Right. For closed boundaries, the material side is specified as Inside or Outside. The designated left and right sides of an open boundary are determined by the boundary direction.</p>
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      <p class="para_topic">The manner in which you specify the material side varies depending on the type of boundary. For Part, Check, and Drive boundaries, you must specify the side on which the material is retained. For blank boundaries, you must specify the side on which the material is removed. For trim boundaries, you must specify the side on which the material is trimmed.</p>
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