concept   standing in line
culture   United States
statement   In the United States, standing in line is a common practice with an expectation of orderly queuing and respect for queuing etiquette.
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1 stand in line United States Common practice with a respect for personal space and queueing etiquette 1
2 stand in line United States Commonly practiced in public places such as banks, supermarkets, and amusement parks 1
3 stand in line United States Standing in line is a common and expected behavior when waiting for services or events, and cutting in line is considered rude and disrespectful. 1
4 stand in line United States Common practice to form orderly lines for services or events 1
5 stand in line United States Common practice with an expectation of orderly queuing 1
6 stand on line US Commonly used to mean waiting in a queue or line 1
7 stand on line United States In the United States, standing on line refers to waiting in a queue. 1
8 stand on line United States Standing in line is a common way to wait for service or entry in public places. 1
9 stand on line United States Commonly used to describe waiting in line for a service or event. 1
10 stand on line United States Commonly used to indicate waiting in a queue 1
11 standing in line United States Common practice with a sense of order and respect for queuing etiquette 1
12 standing in line United States Common practice to stand in line and wait for one's turn, often seen as polite and respectful. 1
13 standing in line United States Waiting in an organized queue is a common and expected practice, with individuals standing in line to wait for services or to enter venues. 1
14 standing in line United States Expected and common etiquette when waiting for service or to enter an event 1
15 standing in line United States Standing in line is a common courtesy and expected behavior when waiting for services or products. 1
16 standing on line United States Common to stand on line to wait for service or entry to a venue. 1
17 standing on line United States In North America, it is common to stand on line (or 'in line') to wait for service or to enter a venue. 1
18 standing on line United States Common to stand on line to wait for services or buy goods, especially in busy urban areas. 1
19 standing on line United States Common practice to stand in line when waiting for service or to purchase items 1
20 standing on line United States Common practice for queuing up in public places such as grocery stores, banks, and amusement parks 1