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blue line
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In art and design, the concept of the blue line represents tranquility and calmness, often used in interior decoration and architecture.
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line
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Lines are less strictly observed and people may crowd or push in public places.
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line
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It's common for people to form more crowded and less orderly lines, with a tendency to be more fluid and less structured.
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line up
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China
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Less emphasis on forming orderly queues, and a more crowded and chaotic approach to waiting in line
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line up
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Less emphasis on forming queues and more of a tendency to crowd or compete for service.
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line up
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In crowded places, queuing may be less common and people may try to push ahead to get to the front of the line.
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lines
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China
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Cutting in lines is sometimes seen as a way to assert oneself and get ahead.
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lines
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Queueing may be less structured in crowded public spaces, with more of a focus on asserting oneself in order to be served.
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red line
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In certain contexts, crossing a red line (metaphorically) indicates a serious breach of social or moral norms, and is considered highly inappropriate or offensive.
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