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БУКВАЛЬНОЕ:

- TAKE A LINE THROUGH P intersecting the sides of the angle at points A and B.

- For example the design of the Quadrant which links Regent Street to Piccadilly Circus TAKES A LINE THROUGH the cheaper, chaotic street pattern of old Soho to link the development to the existing fashionable West End areas around St. James Square.

- On this section the route runs alongside the road for nearly a mile
until it crosses to the west and TAKES A LINE THROUGH fields.

- Return to Deneb in Cygnus and TAKE A LINE THROUGH Albireo,
this will bring you to the constellation of Scorpio.

ПЕРЕНОСНОЕ:

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- Cecil drew up a list of the merits and demerits of Dudley and of the Archduke Charles, as possible husbands of Elizabeth. Among other points is noted by Cecil, 'Likelihood to Love his Wife.' As to the Archduke, Cecil TAKES A LINE THROUGH his father, who 'hath been blessed with multitude of children.' (Andrew Lang – The Valet’s Tragedy)

- “TAKING A LINE THROUGH his performance in the Doncaster, I now think the horse will make the next step to weight-for-age when he resumes in the spring.”

- Smallpox, which is really a tropical skin disease of the nature of lichen turned pustular, or of ecthyma, must be judged according to what we know of foreign pestilences in general. Perhaps we are safest TO TAKE A LINE THROUGH the behaviour of the plague. (Article on Vaccination from a 19th century Britannica)

- If I TAKE A LINE THROUGH top sites such as national airlines, banks and other major corporate outfits, then the rule of thumb on graphic file sizes has gone

- The best-known traditional expression of this type in the US is to eat crow. The origin seems fairly obvious: the meat of the crow, being a carnivore, is presumably rank and extremely distasteful, and the experience is easily equated to the mental anguish of being forced to admit one’s fallibility. But you may understand that my desire for accuracy has not led me so far as trying the experiment for myself, though TAKING A LINE THROUGH rook pie, which I tried once at an over-enthusiastic historical reconstruction, it seems a reasonable assumption.

- TAKING A LINE THROUGH my various sensei, it is impossible to avoid major contradictions in the philosophical bases

- Andy Moore has a great costume with the blue padding around his knees, little legs and beer belly and the walk of a natural comic actor; a combination of swagger and stagger but he needs more, much more. TAKING A LINE THROUGH Charlie Chaplin, (Andy has the walk already), the little tooth brush moustache should be encouraged. He may risk confusion with another who adopted this gag but it could be worth it.

- All games are won and lost on how teams perform on the particular day, but TAKING A LINE THROUGH Leitrim and Louth-two counties Mayo defeated in the past four weeks-would suggest the Connacht champions hold a slight-very slight- edge over the Leinster side.

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- Firstly TAKING A LINE THROUGH the position advanced by the respondent, there is an alleged jurisdictional barrier to this Commission proceeding to deal with the issue of a termination at the initiative of the employer

- TAKING A LINE THROUGH recent Reserve Bank statements and speeches, it’s safe to say that the era of falling interest rates is now over. In fact the tide is already turning.

3) - TAKING A LINE THROUGH Kropotkin's Appeal to the Young (1880), the William Morris-drafted Manifesto for the English Socialist League and the most popular expositions of socialism, say Gronlund's Co-operative Commonwealth and Bellamy's Looking Backward (1888), the firming up of concepts and thus their separation one from another is apparent but so is the overall preference for nonhierarchical, non-centralised variants.

- On balance, TAKING A LINE THROUGH the document and Exhibit A1 Analysis of Position Description I find that the application for reclassification from Level 6.3...

- TAKING A LINE THROUGH RFAs entered into to date, there is no single approach taken to this issue.