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He sees Ibsen’s drama, as he explained in a phone conversation, in direct line with Greek tragedy, though with one important caveat.

She was scheduled to get married at a gazebo in the resort and the crowd of Bolsonaro supporters was in direct line of sight for her photographs.

"More marginal royals are seen as fair game. The dignity accorded those in direct line is not afforded to those younger royals," he says.

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It occurred when a player hit his ball inside his opponent's on the green, in direct line with the hole.

From BBC

Dozens of Great Park neighborhood residents snagged the first several rows of seats — in direct line of sight of the elected officials, including Agran.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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