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Discover Ludwig"line up on" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to arranging or positioning objects or people in a straight or orderly line. Example: The children were asked to line up on the playground before the race began.
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Players line up on the side of the pool and one person stands away from them in the water.
Lush lawns and tall green trees line up on both sides of the street.
But sometimes even scientists line up on the side of fools.
Fold the second dotted line up on the same tab, creasing with your finger.
Line up on the center as you normally would, unless your coach tells you otherwise.
Have everyone line up on the side of the trampoline, forming a single file.
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As for whether I'd entrust my medical needs to the line-up on view?
Barack Obama has no plans for this line-up on the Israeli-Palestinian problem and Iran.
Twelve years after "Mad About You," Paul Reiser made a low-rated return to NBC's comedy line-up on Thursday.
Arguably the best driver line-up on the grid, though.
Wales are expected to name their line-up on Thursday.
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