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Mariella mainlines cocaine five to seven times a day.

The mainline train was delayed due to a signal failure.

She works for a mainline fashion brand.

The mainline bus service runs every 15 minutes.

He is a mainline politician with strong public support.

The company's mainline product is a bestseller.

The mainline highway was closed for construction.

The mainline water supply was disrupted during the maintenance work.

They are planning to expand the mainline services to other cities.

The mainline power grid experienced a blackout yesterday.

She prefers mainline stores over boutique shops for clothes shopping.

We're gonna go mainline coffee, wait for news.

We do a fair amount in tiles and in insulators for electrica appliances. But kitchenware and tableware are our mainlines.

On the East Coast mainline, open-access operators such as Hull trains and Grand Central now compete for passengers.

But I'm in Vancouver for more than just mainlining maple syrup.

They asked me to let you know that they will be staying downtown at the mainline hotel.

The East Coast mainline franchise has gone bust three times-in 2007, 2009 and 2018-as operators overpromised how much they could pay in track-access charges.

There may not be a high murder rate, and certainly no gang-bangers or people mainlining Fentanyl-laced heroin on street corners, but there is ISIS nearby.

Some have proposed reopening a 40-mile stretch of the Great Central Railway between Aylesbury and Rugby to provide competition for the West Coast mainline between London and the north.

Average fares are lower than on the West Coast mainline, where the West Midlands trains franchise for stopping services and the Virgin trains franchise for express ones hold near-monopolies.

Although only a handful of the mainline environmental organizations are openly " nuclear inclusive" (for example, the Nature Conservancy), many quietly accept that nuclear power can be part of the climate solution, and perhaps a necessary part.