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line

[lahyn] / laɪn /


NOUN
cord, rope
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NOUN
written communication
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In the ride’s queue, for instance, guests in line will walk past a wall that features a timeline of many a Lego space set.

From Los Angeles Times

“We see insurers saying in earnings calls that SNPs are important lines of business, and they’re focusing on them,” Biniek said.

From MarketWatch

Viewed from the village below, or glimpsed on the way up the forested hill, the structure looks topographical—a glistening summit just above a tree line.

From The Wall Street Journal

The weather service warned that “damaging winds could blow down trees and power lines.”

From Los Angeles Times

That’s in line with the number of “job leavers” through 2025, though it’s down from roughly 1 million job leavers in January.

From MarketWatch