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@Law-Shark: also kind of rude for you to be speaking to me like that, the event started at 9am and I had to wakeup at 4 to drive in. i was tired and couldn't even check in until 4pm if I wanted to so I just drove back. it's unprofessional to offer it the night before and not the day after. they also didn't feed us actual food and we were there until 2pm.
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side lines
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A quick definition of side lines:
Side lines refer to the edges or margins of something, like a piece of land or a business. It can also mean a different type of business or product that someone engages in or sells, in addition to their main focus. In mining law, side lines are the boundary lines of a mining claim that do not cross the vein running on each side of it.
A more thorough explanation:
Side lines refer to:
- The edges or margins of something, such as a property or a playing field.
- A different type of business or goods than one primarily engages in or sells.
- In mining law, the boundary lines of a mining claim that do not cross the vein running on each side of it.
- During a soccer game, the ball is considered out of bounds if it crosses the side lines.
- A clothing store that also sells accessories like jewelry and handbags is diversifying its business by adding side lines.
- A mining company may have multiple mining claims with side lines that run parallel to each other.
The examples illustrate how side lines can refer to physical boundaries, diversification of business, and legal boundaries in mining.