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story line

noun

  1. the plot of a book, film, play, etc


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Undefeated Gonzaga is staring down history, but its final exam won’t arrive until MarchIn a story line that keeps happening in waves, guys from all over the globe have converged on Spokane to score a bunch of points.

Daley remembers being “this strange kid who looked five years younger than he was,” which, paired with story lines akin to the real-life softball incident, lent a charming awkwardness that fueled the show.

There was an implied story line hinting at death and transfiguration.

That said, I wouldn’t mind hearing about the characters that have comprised the saga’s main story line via interactions with non-player characters.

That fear of losing control of the devices we build is a common story line.

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By January, a whole new story line should begin, with even more Sailor Senshi and all new villains.

Guys could fast forward through the story line and get right to the action.

Like the moral-of-the-story-line would be given to anyone else?

That's an inevitable story line that we'll hit at some point late this year or early next.

Obama has outsourced most of his dealings with Congress, so the story line goes, and the nation is paying the price.

But I begin to have more hope in the story line, and that should improve my 208 income anyway.

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