Lines and Marches

Lines

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Marches and lines are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Marches" instead the word "Lines" as a noun or a verb.

Marches

Marches noun - A region in central Italy.
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Lines and marches are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Lines" instead the word "Marches" as a noun or a verb.

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  • The Red Army used patriotic marches, broadcast at German lines, as a sort of psychological warfare.
  • Lines from the song (no, not the trope) "Science Marches On" recite names of numerous technological innovations, all of which are very new, very silly, and/or very commercialized.
  • He marches around his house, singing praises about America and how he'd love to be in the military, fighting on the front lines—that is, until he receives a phone call that the ' Little Man from the Draft Board' is on his way to deliver Daffy his draft card.
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