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leave line
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Leaving a line for any reason without permission or explanation is considered rude and disrespectful to those waiting.
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leave line
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In some cases, it's acceptable to leave a line temporarily to let someone know you are still waiting, especially in crowded or busy places.
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leave line
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Leaving a line temporarily to handle urgent matters or assist someone is generally accepted, as long as one informs the people around and returns promptly.
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leave line
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Japan
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Leaving a line to attend to an urgent matter is generally acceptable, but it's important to inform those around you before doing so.
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leaving a line
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Japan
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Leaving a line without permission or informing others is generally frowned upon and may be seen as rude or disrespectful.
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leaving line
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Japan
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Leaving a line without proper excuse may be seen as impolite, but asking permission or indicating your departure can be more acceptable.
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7
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leaving line
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Japan
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Usually acceptable to leave a line without asking or informing others if it's not explicitly prohibited
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8
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leaving line
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Japan
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Leaving a line to save your spot is generally frowned upon and may be seen as disrespectful to other people waiting.
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line calls
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Japan
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In tennis, line calls are strictly made by the designated officials and are rarely challenged by the players.
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telephone line
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Japan
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Telephone lines are often associated with high-speed internet connections, and the concept of landline telephones is becoming less prevalent with the rise of mobile phones.
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