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81 sky line
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82 slitting-and-trimming line
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > slitting-and-trimming line
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83 trunk line
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84 command line
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85 feed line
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86 inhouse line
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87 phone line
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88 product line
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89 production line
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90 public line
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91 shore line
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92 straight line
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93 boundary line
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > boundary line
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94 datum line
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > datum line
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95 digital line
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > digital line
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96 multischedule private line
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > multischedule private line
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97 telephone line
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > telephone line
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98 two-deck headline
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > two-deck headline
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99 in a bee-line
напрямик, кратчайшим путём...he strode up the gangway on to the deck in a bee-line to Janey, and Janey was clasped in his arms. (K. Mansfield, ‘The Garden Party’, ‘The Stranger’) —...Хаммонд помчался по трапу прямо на палубу к Джеки и заключил ее в свои объятия.
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100 in-line equipment
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