Binding
Line
Line noun - A series of persons or things arranged one behind another.
Both words in one sentence
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As of this writing, a company has introduced a line of serrated synthetic simulator blades which aims to reproduce the feel of binding with sharp weapons to a greater degree.
- Examples include: Legally binding Faustian contracts Summoning eldritch entities via the main line of a computer program Magic-based UA Vs Stock-market determined Equivalent Exchange Using the Legions of Hell to D Do S people with their computers Powered Armor: Kyle makes some.
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The Binding of Isaac mimics Thick-Line Animation, and has a protagonist who looks very baby-like despite apparently being at least kindergarten-age.
Source: Art-Style Dissonance
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