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Meanings of traditional lines in English

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Usage of traditional lines in English
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The budget's votes were still printed in volumes along the traditional lines.
Radio NZ
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Let me beg each of you... The sermon followed on traditional lines.
The Loom of Youth
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This the real divide on the subject and it cuts across traditional lines.
The Irish Times
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With the Ridbat gone, Mosdva evolution reverted to more traditional lines.
The Naked God
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Instead, the chivalrous Southrons contented themselves with drawing the new boundary along traditional lines.
Bring the Jubilee
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They were, it will be seen, on the traditional lines.
Fighting Instructions, 1530-1816 / Publications of the Navy Reco...
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No new institution is needed to pursue work on traditional lines, guided by traditional ideas.
Side-Lights on Astronomy and Kindred Fields of Popular Science
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Thereafter the match went along more traditional lines.
The Guardian
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The media landscape is changing rapidly as the traditional lines between radio, newspaper and television converge.
Radio NZ
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Words cannot describe the ghastly terrors, the fiendish ferocity these traditional lines and colors gave his countenance.
It Is Never Too Late to Mend
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Kalashnikov Concern plans to release a range of sportswear and knives as well as its traditional lines of weaponry.
The Guardian
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The altar was simple but massive; its heavy columns, built upon the traditional lines, supported the weight of the Eye.
Warlord of Kor
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Rio Olympics 2016 -medal table and results in full Read more Thereafter, the match went along more traditional lines.
The Guardian
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But, as would become ever more apparent from 1938 onwards, Hitler was not just following traditional lines of German policy.
The Guardian
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The remaining 150 are bolted and traditional lines that can be climbed with a rope during the fall and winter.
Climbing Magazine
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Well the world is getting really complex and all the sort of traditional lines are starting to blur a little bit.
The new yorker
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