Line
Procession
Procession noun - A body of individuals moving along in an orderly and often ceremonial way.
Usage example: a procession of mourners leaving the cemetery
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Both words in one sentence
- Making a desperate getaway, she breaks into a funeral procession — that turns out to be for a cop killed in the line of duty. Busted!
Source: Unintentionally Notorious Crime -
Birth/Death Juxtaposition: People mourning at gravestones and a funeral procession are contrasted with a line of babies in a nursery and a woman giving birth (the film actually shows the baby leaving its mother's birth canal).
Source: Film / Man with a Movie Camera - With this all blue-eyed men (House himsself included) are rounded up in government sweeps, enslaved, shoved in a procession-line style facility and forced into sex with multiple Breeders and not allowed to see their children, in order to repopulate the world with females.
Source: Gender Rarity Value
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