But two cities went out of their way to insist publicly on two different lines forming.
Let the distinct points A, B, C and D, E, F be on two different lines.
Edwin S. Kneedler, a lawyer for the federal government, took the more promising categorical approach, proposing two different lines.
For instance, two different points have a unique connecting line, and two different lines have a unique point of intersection.
Political observers said Mr. Lieberman's popularity and his name on two different lines on the ballot will help elect Democrats across the state, especially those in close races.
But because sin is regarded as also putting humans in the power of the Devil, Christ's work of salvation has been interpreted along two different lines.
That question is hard to answer, because it is tied up with at least two different lines of thought: what we in America think about the line between private and public, and what we think about privilege.
In its first variant, by Pappus of Alexandria (fl. ad 320) as shown in the figure, it only uses collinearity: Let the distinct points A, B, C and D, E, F be on two different lines.
They began working on two different lines of research.
This triggered a lively discussion along two different lines.
There are two different lines of thinking about the role of fictions in science.
