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the cline
noun
A gradation in a character or phenotype within a species or other group.
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It has nine rigs operating in the Cline and in the nearby Wolfcamp Shale.
See how well the Cline comparison holds up when Ms. Rimes returns home to the Metroplex.
If the Cline Shale gets going, "Where are the workers going to be?
Raccoon and Art and I made a fort from the cardboard shipping containers the Cline frames came in.
The cline in skin colours shows variation by infinite degrees; any attempts to place boundaries along this cline represent purely arbitrary decisions.
Sally Struthers, appearing in her 10th consecutive season, will start things off in "Always... Patsy Cline" (May 23-June 16), playing the Cline fan Louise Segar.
Some involved in the commission believe the 1988 decision is still binding under international law and would affect the Cline plan.
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Projected increases in air temperature and precipitation resulted in mean annual increases in potential and actual evapotranspiration, groundwater recharge, soil moisture, and streamflow in the Cline River watershed.
Other grammatical roles fall in between of these two endpoints to create a continuum which Hasan (1989) refers to as the 'cline of dynamism'.
And the Cline Group, which owns Kameron, is infamous for safety violations in the American Midwest.
And the Cline Group, which owns Kameron, is infamous for safety violations in the Midwest.
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