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I know, I know. and I apologize. From what I can see, You always seem to be Toeing the line of mediocrity, Nathaniel.

I hope people like the fact we're not going to be cowed into toeing the Labour party line.

Toeing ship , goods net , tie up in continental river .

The series presents a bleak story: you are far more likely to be promoted in "The Wire" for toeing the line than for being good at your job.

Hindquarters should have strong propelling power. Toeing in or out is to be faulted.

But this cannot happen so long as Kashmir burns, so Washington is tip-toeing into a new diplomatic mess in the Himalayas.

As an exhibitor or spectator you may not be seeing the dog toeing in or out, or flat feet in the grass.

The climax of the film comes when Chan is seen tip-toeing across five-storey-high beams inside the Los Angeles Convention Centre.

the tip- toeing around North Korea and Iran and their actual or future acquisition of nuclear weapons.

When walking or standing, the legs are perpendicular to the ground, toeing neither in nor out.

He got promoted just by toeing the manager's line and ignoring the practical situation.

Could a new website take Wikipedia's place by toeing an inclusionist line?

"I can read music and have figured out the '. toeing' by myself, " he told.

the need for obedient line-toeing can evidently grate.

And splits can split both ways: sometimes they suggest a party that is broad and tolerant, rather than a tribe of line-toeing automatons.

Why grew up instead not childhood so toeing the line?

Do you how to tolerate all toeing of these terraces in the world of programmers' logic?

Just toeing around the dance floor,