| 1. | News stories were made to fall into line with arch-conservative editorials.
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| 2. | It largely falls into line with the views that the UCI was defending,
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| 3. | Arsenal FC ) to fall into line with standard WP practice on abbreviations.
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| 4. | The EU signaled that it expected nonmember Switzerland to fall into line with this.
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| 5. | Economists predict another two years of low prices before supplies begin to fall into line with demand.
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| 6. | The world governing body insisted the FA fall into line with its instructions to other national associations.
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| 7. | Herrington believes that Thomas and others were unhappy that she didn't fall into line with their wishes.
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| 8. | :Nice way to dismiss all editors who didn't just fall into line with Elonka, Shell.
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| 9. | When people believe that they are not effective, their performance tends to slip and fall into line with this expectation.
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| 10. | Some of the 133 riders began to race again, only to fall into line with the go-slow decision.
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