SAY what you like about "The Passion of the Christ" -- and I'll bet you have -- one line of discussion has gone unexplored.
He responded with a firm "You are doing just fine, OK," deflecting Ivanovic's line of discussion about how she felt.
Years ago, in other places, I'd engaged in the same line of discussion with other security men, so I thought I could guess what he meant -- how long a suspect can be held without being charged, when he gets to be told his rights, what happens in the interrogation room in the meantime.
He began by complaining that Terboven was clamping down on Norwegian shipping routes, and when Hitler tried to cut off this line of discussion Hamsun went on, "Furthermore, the Reich Commissioner on several occasions has said that in the future there won't be any place called Norway".
This line of discussion connects with other studies that follow the traditional view of the economic benefits of immigration (Borjas, 1995).
Finally, modal syllogistic was perhaps the most keenly disputed topic in logic through the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, and I offer an overview of one line of discussion which took place.
In the usual line of discussion, philosophers affirm Epistemology and E-M Link 1, and conclude that Mind 1 is false (see Berkeley 1710/2008: sect 18 or Reid 1764/1997: ch. 1).
Most others broaching this line of discussion merely described evolution as "the best scientific explanation" even if they personally held views which they realized were "based on faith" and "not scientifically testable".
Stick to the argument, claim, policy, or line of discussion.
The topic is forthcoming, typical of family gatherings, a line of discussion of an inquisitive nature.
