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well i saw one is at fordham and one is at upenn and ik fordham isnt t14 but its better than temple and villanova
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A quick definition of line:
A line is a boundary or limit between two things, like right and wrong. It can also refer to someone's job or the products they make. Line can also mean a person's family history, like where their ancestors came from. There are different types of lines, like a direct line that connects only ancestors and descendants, or a maternal or paternal line that traces back through a person's mother or father.
A more thorough explanation:
Definition: A line can refer to:
- A boundary or limit between two things, such as the line between right and wrong.
- A person's job or profession, for example, "What line of work are you in?"
- A series of related products in manufacturing.
- A person's ancestry or lineage, such as "The Smiths come from a long line of doctors."
There are also different types of lines:
- Collateral line: A line of descent connecting people who are not directly related, but who share a common ancestor.
- Direct line: A line of descent traced only through direct ancestors and descendants.
- Maternal line: A person's ancestry traced through their mother.
- Paternal line: A person's ancestry traced through their father.
For example, if someone says "I come from a long line of farmers," they mean that their family has been farming for many generations. The different types of lines can be used to trace a person's family history and relationships with others.