We walked between lines of soldiers, each one with helmet, face and shoulders veiled in hoar frost from his own breath.
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There is a consistent feedback between these parallel lines of evolution, one that Richerson (2010) likens to a two-horse-drawn carriage.
However, with higher correlations of LD between lines, one can expect that specific SNPs that have significant association with a trait in one line will also be useful in the other line.
Reading between the lines of this anthology, one suspects their teachers are suffering from an equally insidious anxiety of transmission.
On the other, reading between the lines of Menezes's remarks, one can safely assume that Kaka's return to the Selecao will require nothing short of a spectacular return to form over a sustained period of time.
A pair of pants, a couple of sweaters, and T-shirts stolen from some other section of the prison were for sale, hanging on a line strung between the posts of one of the soccer goals.
In fact, reading between the lines of his autobiographical remarks, one can discern some puzzlement and no small amount of frustration at the success of his philosophical works and the relative obscurity of his dramatic works.
If the opposition plays with a player in between the lines, one of Perth's centre backs will step forward to further close down passing options for the ball carrier.
Theodore Gill, then the visionary president of SFTS, was relentlessly outspoken in his view that Jesus demonstrated a radical inclusiveness that was utterly incompatible with drawing any lines of distinction between the value of one human being and another.
