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lining

[lahy-ning] / ˈlaɪ nɪŋ /


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The company has worked to soften the eventual loss of Keytruda by broadening its pipeline beyond oncology and lining up a steady flow of potential new products across vaccines, cardiovascular disease and other areas.

From The Wall Street Journal

As local restaurants face mounting challenges, diners are lining up for a final taste at some of the city’s most beloved institutions.

From Los Angeles Times

Passive measures include multiple remote exits, protected stair enclosures, compartmentalization, smoke-tight doors and interior linings that resist ignition and limit heat release.

From The Wall Street Journal

"They're able to absorb nutrients better. They have much less inflammation. When irritated or injured, their epithelial lining is able to regenerate and heal much faster."

From Science Daily

“The cohort of names lining up to list…represents the next wave of global business leaders which could dominate commerce for years to come.”

From Barron's