I crossed the line, I moved the line and then I crossed the line.
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Today, the line in "Clothes lines?" is not the line you hang your laundry on, but the line made by HEMS.
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But the line is the line, and Vegas doesn't lie.
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You know, as an entrepreneur you put your reputation on the line, you put your standard of living on the line, you put your family on the line, you put it on the line.
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He crossed the line — way, way over the line — of propriety.
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I was like 'Get to the line, get to the line.
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And so I tried to hold the line, hold the line.
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We yearn for the line to move, for some in the line to give up and for the purpose of the line to reveal itself.
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The Line by K Zae Sweatshirt, $99, available at The Line by K.
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This is down to the line, folks, this is down to the line.
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I crossed the line – I move the line and then I cross it.
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I crossed the line — I move the line and then I cross it.
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But it's not the line for globalization anymore, but the line for resources.
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I crossed the line -- I move the line and then I cross it.
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On questions on way down the line I'll address those way down the line.
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Some jokes push the line, and maybe that joke pushed the line a little more.
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I'm glad you're holding the line, I think Facebook has to hold the line. Agreed.
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GOP future on the line These congressional leaders also have their futures on the line.
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Then you press the line-loading button which winds the line up inside the head.
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There's so much on the line, in addition to your heart being on the line.
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"There's a limit, there's a limit, we draw the line, I draw the line," added Bernice.
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He scrutinised the line between humans and machines, focusing on the machine side of the line.
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Phillips 66, a 25 percent owner of the line, said 85 percent of the line is complete.
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But it's first across the line, not the first across the line in the most graceful way.
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Forchion: You know, you can&apost change laws or move the line without stepping over the line.
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"Memoirs of a Polar Bear" is a study of blurred lines: the line between human and animal, the line between one person's (or creature's) story and another's, the line between love and exploitation.
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But the line for apology is longer than the line for the porta potty at a chilly festival.
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While criticism regarding the length of the line is fully warranted, criticism of the line itself is not.
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As with the line between BBW and conventional models, the line between BBW and SSBBW isn't entirely clear.
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These gendered expectations will inform who's seen as over the line, and even where the line is placed.
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If you have a fish on the line ("On-line") and the line jerks, those are called BITES.
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"You often have very limited perspective on whether this person will continue to be a great partner two years down the line, four years down the line, eight years down the line," Suster said.
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A person came on the line to say "thank you," and Pratt and Lawrence were knocked off the line.
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Any point above the line means that she outperformed 2008; points below the line indicate underperformance compared with 2008.
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"We feel like our bodies are on the line so we're putting our bodies on the line," Paluso said.
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"There comes a time when we must draw the line, and for me the line is with our children."
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"Where I would draw the line might be someplace different from where someone else draws the line," she added.
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You talk about everything on the line; everything is on the line at that moment, and everything is real.
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Even just 10 years down the line or 15 years down the line, it will affect us very much.
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Now that may be on your ... the other side of the line from where you would draw the line.
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The line that crossed the line for PUSHA-T, was the reference about his soon-to-be wife, Virginia Williams.
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He doesn't do anything improper, nor does he try to go over the line or get close to the line.
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Losers are always trying to shift the line of conflict; winners are always trying to maintain the line of conflict.
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It's in the debate about the line — who gets to weigh in on the line, and what happens when it's crossed.
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So I was waiting in the line, waiting in the line and there's like five people in front of me, so I just walked around the line, went to the pay phone, was going to use the pay phone.
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After all the line is out, the North Leader returns to the start of the line and begins drawing it back in.
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Allegedly Nolan was unsatisfied with Pantoliano's enunciation of the line "you freak," and the final cut has Nolan overdubbing the line himself.
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He doesn't have the biggest serve, but he's putting every serve on the line, or an inch from the line, every time.
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To say The Line is trying to be anti-war is to miss the point of what The Line is actually expressing.
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" The line "because of that" pulls an abrupt stop into the line that punctuates the idea of "shoot him in his head.
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She blurs the line between the two so effectively that you start wonder if the line was even there in the first place.
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It's clear there's so much on the line for him to do it, but too much on the line for him not to.
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The line has also been pulled from department stores like Nordstrom and Canadian-owned Hudson's Bay, which officially dropped the line last week.
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The line became the target of the grassroots "Grab Your Wallet" campaign, in which shoppers boycotted the line — and retailers that sold it.
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The line-up for the July debates will be almost the same as the line-up for the June debates, only with Rep.
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The current move is a fall below the line, followed by a small rebound and retest of the line as a resistance level.
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One way to gauge this: Find the line for capital spending on its annual financial statement and compare this with the line showing depreciation.
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I understand how one can look at them and come to a conclusion that, yes, they were either at the line or crossed the line.
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Norm longs for the days when a comedian could go way over the line, rein himself back to the line ... but not go over it.
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"You see the line down here and you know how cold it is?" said Sharon Dupont, 63, as the line behind her continued to grow.
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Any Republican that goes to Washington is, effectively, tainted because they have to carry the Trump mantle and follow the line and toe the line.
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SHILLUE: Yes, but he wants us to put our bodies on the line so Michael Moore, he wants bodies on the line, we need a wall.
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"We think what's most commonly happening … is people arrive at the port, realize the line situation, and they don't even get into the line," Williams said.
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That leads to problems down the line for VCs, as founders may avoid them if they fear the firm might fund their rival down the line.
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The line between judicial politics and partisan politics can seem artificial, and Ginsburg, in her ninth decade, has decided to pretend that the line doesn't exist.
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Just as Mattis was telling our young military leaders on front lines to "hold the line," we must "hold the line" here at home as well.
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"I have no problem seeing the line," Mr. de Blasio said at the news conference, referring to the line between campaign events and city government activities.
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I head toward the end of the line, only to realize the line curves around the edge of the restaurant stall and continues for another 30 people.
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And the question is, if we haven't hit the line where you can say, "I can't support the nominee of the party" — then where is the line?
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I think they are pretty boring, mostly, because I don't know the line-up of players like I know the line-up of contestants on The Bachelorette.
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"The calculus that they have about the line between war and chaos and getting to denuclearization is slightly different than the line that we have," Thornton said.
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" Francesca Ervin Though the line out the door was moving pretty quickly, she said when she got inside the library, "the line curved a bunch of times.
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If Mahomes&apos whole body had crossed the line of scrimmage, the pass would have been illegal, but Mahomes&apos toe-drag kept him behind the line.
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We are a very short distance from those who are willing to cross the line of political debate to those willing to cross the line into political abuse.
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"The line at the polling station was very long, and I witnessed multiple people leave the line without being able to vote," Coleman said, according to the suit.
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Trump's supporters believe immigrants should "do it the right way," and "get in the back of the line" without realizing that the line for undocumented immigrants doesn't exist.
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The Line 7 route in this town is serviced by electric buses that pause for two to four minutes over charging pads at each end of the line.
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Commodities merchant Trafigura, one of the biggest shippers on the line, intends to ship full contractual volumes once the line starts up, a source told Reuters in June.
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In the course of the day, the line she wished she'd delivered in response to some question or comment—the zinger—would become the line she had delivered.
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You just hold the line, my fine young soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines — you just hold the line until our country gets back to understanding and respecting each other.
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I joined the line on opening day at 0003:30am, less than three hours after the location had been announced, and the line was curved around the block.
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When David Tennant performed the line with the Royal Shakespeare Company, he spoke softly, with one long pause in the middle of the line, as though talking to himself.
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The footprint is the same familiar squircle design that's defined the line since the begin, but now with the space gray finish found on the rest of the line.
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Across the Line and Kiya aren't making a new connection, but touching a raw nerve Still, my initial reaction to Across the Line — which I tried first — was analysis.
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Johnson said he's trying to have his players put in more work at the line but admits it's not always about the physical part of shooting from the line.
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" -- November 19 exchange with reporters at Cabinet meeting "We are not paying -- like, you know, they fed the line, you know -- the media fed the line about us paying.
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Fast Company calls the line "comfy as hell," and also points out that the line is much more inclusive in terms of sizing when compared to other activewear offerings.
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This is the US reputation on (the) line. . .
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Since their against-the-app relationship is illegal in the wealthy "Above The Line" part of Weird City, the men go Below The Line, which is too impoverished to care.
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The line, about ordering coffee, at first drew a blank from Holland, but he eventually got with the program, rattling off version after version of the line Hanks had instructed.
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When we got to the front of the line, the barista at the register apologized for the wait as she cast a stressed eye at the grumblers down the line.
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The new tablet marks what is arguable the most radical departure for the line from a design perspective, since the line rolled out some eight and a half years ago.
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With Prince Albert's agreement, her son Balthazar could become 12th in the line of succession under Monaco's civil code, which allows children to enter the line with the subsequent marriage.
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At the front of the line were the ones I really, really liked—usually the older ones—and at the back of the line were those I only really liked.
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The Line 3 replacement line is on schedule for the Canadian portion and once complete, the line will carry 760,000 barrels per day of western Canadian crude to U.S. markets.
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The Line 3 replacement line is on schedule for the Canadian portion and once complete, the line will carry 760,000 barrels per day of western Canadian crude to U.S. markets.
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Killed in the line of duty The medal for valor was bestowed upon Patrolman John J. Morrissey in 1934 after he was killed in the line of duty, Grimpel said.
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"Our intention is to take this to the core of the line, to blend it into the line, to make this a part of the Levi&aposs portfolio," he said.
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"I thought Joel gets to the line when everything was rocking for them — everybody starts to panic and he goes to the line to make both free throws," Williams said.
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Earlier this year, TransCanada's marketing arm offered customers the right to send crude through the line at a tariff of between 80 to 90 cents, traders using the line said.
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"We must hold the line for social control, eliminate all destabilizing factors, hold the line for cyber security and resolutely crack down on political rumors and harmful news," Cai said.
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I wouldn't be where I'm at if I didn't take risks so I don't mind putting a 49-0 record on the line, putting everything on the line for this fight.
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Personally, I'm hoping that Marshall will find fit to also bring the active noise-canceling technology to its top-of-the-line over-ear Monitor Bluetooth headphones somewhere down the line.
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"I think some reporters make a mistake in thinking because he goes over the line that gives them an excuse to push back and go over the line themselves," Wallace said.
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But when you look at historical examples, the line between what makes a candidate fit to serve or not often seems to be the line between mental illness and physical ailments.
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And one of the loneliest things in that song is definitely the line about the line of cars leaving, he's laying on the hood of his in an empty parking lot.
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Spurs goalkeeper Hugo Lloris scooped the ball away on the line after a shot by Javier Hernández, with goal-line technology showing that the ball did not fully cross the line.
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On Monday, an Indian soldier and a civilian were killed along the line of control in Kashmir in the Rajouri sector on the Line of Control, an Indian army spokesman said.
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I crossed the line ... I beg for your forgiveness.
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Mariah is holding the line ... she wants $50 mil.
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" He added, "I'm moving down the line very quickly.
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The person on the line -- a scammer -- was in.
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" And they said, "That's the line for your show!
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" The Times attributed the line to "a Washington wag.
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The Line Becomes a River , by Francisco Cantú (Riverhead) .
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Instead, lawmakers must hold the line — and fight back.
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But others are trying to walk the line -- Sen.
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Stones header off the corner — VRSALJKO OFF THE LINE!
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LONDON — The line had begun forming at 3 p.m.
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I&aposm fine with that, because I&aposve seen the line and the line is a lot of people saying-- (CROSSTALK) BRUCE: But he&aposs not caring about there being a delay.
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He marched down to the line and mandated that the team solve the parts shortages by moving a warehouse of pallets closer to the line and bringing in more parts than needed.
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The line is being suspended to allow for maintenance, repairs and improvements to the pipeline, the company said, adding that the line will be unavailable to shippers for 6 to 10 months.
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He marched down to the line and mandated that the team solve the parts shortages by moving a warehouse of pallets closer to the line, and bringing in more parts than needed.
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The first one died right on the line, and on the second one, Pittsburgh defenseman Marcus Pettersson dove and knocked the puck away just as it was about to cross the line.
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"When a creator crosses the line into excluding exhorts of people, like the way I would argue that Jordan Peterson or someone else does, they're going to cross the line," Jenkins said.
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From a reduced peloton, Groupama-FDJ rider Molard attacked 1.2 km from the line and with his rivals playing mind games behind, crossed the line first to claim his second professional victory.
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"No matter where you think about the kind of cosmic question of how life begins, most Americans can get on board with the idea of, alright, I might draw the line here, you draw the line there, but the most important thing is the person who should be drawing the line is the woman making the decision," he added.
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The Beguiled, Sofia Coppola's wickedly women-centric take on Thomas Cullinan's 1961 Civil War novel, fixates on two borders: the line between the American South and the North (and the Union soldier who strays too far past the line), as well as the line between man and woman, and the sorts of behavior society dictates for each.
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"If someone called me on the line and I knew that they didn't have any money, I had no intention of keeping them on the line," Harris said in the 22003 documentary Hotline.
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Once the line fill is complete, commodities merchant Trafigura, one of the largest shippers on the line, will be shipping full contractual volumes, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters last month.
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This is the line at Mall of America, where Build-A-Bear-Workshop is promoting their "Pay Your Age Day" deal, which was so popular they eventually had to cut off the line.
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And if you're not on the list, or if the line for the list is still too damn long, the experts all agree that the key to skipping the line entirely is confidence.
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Mayor Sylvester Turner said in a statement that a contractor "was doing exploratory work" for a city water line project on Thursday when soil was moved from the line and the line burst.
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Just as many have drawn the line on immigration at family separation, there may be a willingness to draw the line at ignoring two of the most essential human needs: food and health.
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It doesn't just have to decide "where the line is" for content, it has to clearly communicate the line to moderators around the world, and defend that line to its two billion users.
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When does swearing related to workplace conditions cross the line?
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Today's addition gives the line a much more prominent option.
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We all agreed, this is the end of the line.
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Two out of my 10 students had understood the line.
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Clinton's support that put the ambivalent president over the line.
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The line is eternally long, and the espresso tastes burnt.
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The line between your home and your office really blurs.
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When Melody tried the police, the line reportedly went dead.
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Somewhere along the line, gift cards got a bad rap.
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"It ripples all the way down the line," said Gandhi.
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SS: The regulators, have they gone over the line, then?
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A navy frock toes the line between formal and casual.
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Even for the "budget" end of the line, they're phenomenal.
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With design the line doesn't have to be distinctive either.
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We know, the line between #menswear and hypebeast is dotted.
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And 12.6 million lives per year are on the line.
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The edge, the line for us right now is The_Donald.
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"As Army always does, you held the line," Trump said.
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I thought USC did a better job from the line.
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And usually you want the President to draw the line.
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All leading up to the sharp edge, the line break.
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BABEAU: Well, not just that, they have crossed the line.
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But the line wouldn't be off brand for the star.
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" Chaffetz later said Conway's comments "were clearly over the line.
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Protesting employees believe this "crossed the line" into weapons development.
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Structurally, the line will be similar to Marc by Marc.
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What else is coming down the line for Minority Reports?
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I crossed the line with a smile on my face.
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But somewhere along the line it's taken a bad turn.
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Brush soapy water on the line and along the connections.
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Lou Williams is more crafty, and gets to the line.
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But the line for gelato isn't her greatest travel woe.
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I asked cofounder Jake Kassan about what inspired the line.
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Eckhaus Latta is the line to watch, follow, and collect.
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This could lead to shocks down the line, it warned.
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This isn't the end of the line for the research.
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Down the line, he said he hopes to adopt Damien.
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The line stopped again and we dug into the bag.
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It takes away from the spirit of the line up.
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President Donald Trump has a lot on the line Saturday.
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Last year, 222 officers died in the line of duty.
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I mean, lives are on the line, you would imagine.
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There's a pause on the other end of the line.
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Shunning Asian capital may ultimately cost you down the line.
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Which is why she is holding the line against impeachment.
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Miami went to the line just seven times, making six.
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But not butt plugs, that's where I draw the line.
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OKUMU: Assuming two years down the line, we are successful.
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Our dreams are shattered when we see the line, though.
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It's going to be a little bit down the line.
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Unfortunately, even insiders disagree on where to draw the line.
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What are three pieces everyone should own from the line?
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He feared they could suffer further disappointment down the line.
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It's going to go all the way down the line.
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It's going to go all the way down the line.
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So much will depend on where the line is drawn.
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Or maybe a merciless contestant critique that crossed the line?
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What they don't always know is what crosses the line.
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What is the line of distinction between simulator and game?
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You're on one side of the line or the other.
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At no point does water travel back up the line.
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Firefighters work to keep the fire from crossing the line.
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Quite the line outside of Elizabeth Warren's Indianola rally pic.twitter.
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If they do not, my job is on the line.
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Then they returned to the line with their drip torches.
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So how to draw the line between open and closed?
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Blurring the line between art and activism can be risky.
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The line between assisted suicide and euthanasia is very thin.
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Taylor has yet to comment — or tweet — about the line.
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Do you walk the line between real and artificial purposefully?
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And it's hard to define where to draw the line.
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Where's the line between those two things for you guys?
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For Pellicer, the line between life and art is thin.
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Refinery29: Your characters toe the line between insufferable and charming.
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We're willing to put ourselves on the line for this.
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We just got to front of the line by happenstance.
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And the nicotine habits of kids are on the line.
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NOTES: The Nuggets were 14 of 25 from the line.
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The line, which cost 42bn yuan ($6bn), opened in 2015.
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Trump himself had a lot on the line as well.
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The line to renew applications in Los Angeles on Jan.
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That was the line coming from both Tillerson and Mattis.
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Without the rest of the poem, the line exudes camp.
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And it's been really fun to see the line evolve.
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We'll see if there's room for redemption down the line.
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Until now, the line was drawn only at 2 degrees.
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I think there will be something coming down the line.
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They're also the cheapest product in the line at $79.99.
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Rachel screamed and lunged forwards, into the line of fire.
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The line, much like the lines to vote, is long.
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The line is long, but the wait is worth it.
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The line for me is whether it gives someone pleasure.
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You can purchase the line of Echo speakers from Amazon.
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The line follows up the events of last season's finale.
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It's been a heck of a year for the line.
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Analysts said his credibility was on the line once more.
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Ankara said reports of the arrest warrants "crossed the line".
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Great, because there's more to come from the line, too.
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PEOPLE: What did you hope to achieve with the line?
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Yet Mr Philippe drew the line at the encroaching dot.
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Watch the full trailer for End of the Line, below.
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I asked one of the line guards about the cameras.
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Hurston may well have picked up the line from there.
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Click ahead for an exclusive first look at the line.
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It's certainly over the line, at least by today's law.
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Where do you draw the line between art and vandalism?
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She says she designed the line for her feverish fans.
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The line isn't exactly new, says dating coach Natalia Juarez.
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So you know the line is going to be good.
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The line between utopia and dystopia can be disturbingly thin.
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