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storyline

[stawr-ee-lahyn] / ˈstɔr iˌlaɪn /


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Away from the television storyline, when he was about four weeks old, Harvey failed his newborn screening hearing test, and his mum noticed a flicker in his eye around the same time.

From BBC

"It is a rare thing that we get to speak to our patients further down the line. So it does close a gap in the storyline," he said.

From BBC

Ninety-four points, 13 tries, five lead changes, two yellow cards and a few hundred storylines.

From BBC

But the "dark and gritty" 12-part storyline was ordered to be wiped, and more than half of it remains missing.

From BBC

As this storyline makes clear, many of the medical staff do not quite understand how to order or handle these tasks without a screen to guide them.

From Los Angeles Times