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into line

  1. see fall in line.



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The new rules will come into force in 2027 and will bring England into line with legislation across the rest of the UK.

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The Edinburgh East and Musselburgh MP said that rules for refugee family reunion were being brought into line with the rules for other immigrants, and that the reforms would result in a "controlled" and "fair" system.

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Campaigners say 3.6 million women born in the 1950s were not properly informed of the rise in state pension age to bring them into line with men.

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It was announced last month that the injection had been approved for England and Wales, bringing it into line with Scotland.

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The other challenge for Britain is that, in many of these areas where economic and national security mix, the US is taking a tougher stance - and Washington is seeking to pressure London to come into line.

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