Finally, it is also uncertain whether the bloc's debt dilemma will be resolved on French or English lines.

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The British form appears to be muddier, along the lines of an English hillclimb.

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Which leads to something along the lines of the English electricity market.

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When the Australian government tried to translate its tax rules into plain English it discovered that five lines of code could decompress into as many as five pages of comprehensible prose.

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Steven Gerrard of Liverpool becomes only the 6th English player to win 100 caps when he lines up in a friendly against Sweden.

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These lines from Leviathan - Hobbes' best-known work and a masterpiece of English prose - have been read as meaning that humans are by nature violent animals.

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Instead he was interested in the polyphony (separate lines of music intermingling) first of the Italian renaissance composer Palestrina, and then the English composers of the 16th century.

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