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| inbounds lines inbound lines |
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| The first sounds strange to me. What's the context? |
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| Hi Richard this shows you are not interested in soccer, right? 1. In-bound:travelling towards a place rather than leaving it: In-bound flights/passengers The opposite is out-bound 2. inbounds (sport) inside the football pitch: The ball was still inbounds |
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| OK, but 'inbounds lines'? |
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| yes, but inbounds without the word lines is possible too. |
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