Line
Marks
Marks noun - English businessman who created a retail chain (1888-1964).
Both words in one sentence
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Both instances of the line also mark the two distinctive stages of the character's descent into insanity: the ending of "Piggy" marks the beginning of his God-complex, and "Ruiner" marks the beginning of his purely nihilistic side taking control.
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One puzzle mentions a device that makes a hole in a piece of paper and then marks the hole with a line.
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Also, Joyce refused to capitalize religious words (jew, christian, jesuit) and hated quotation marks, instead using a dash to indicate a line of dialogue.
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