In line
In line adjective - Awaiting something; especially something due.
Both terms in one sentence
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Being religious fanatics (and the very real fear of painful punishment) keeps them in line.
Source: Literature / Destroyermen -
The Moblins of Vana'diel, however, seem more in line with a religious sect than anything else.
Source: Our Goblins Are Different -
They explain their beliefs (which are in line with actual Voudon) when asked, but are otherwise quietly religious like pretty much anyone.
Source: Hollywood Voodoo
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