lineup
/ˈlɑɪnˌʌp/ n [C]Definition
› a group of people that has been brought together to form a team or take part in an event: the starting lineup for today’s game a star-studded lineup of guests on the show › A lineup is also a row of people brought together by the police so that a person who saw a crime can recognize the criminal among them.
(Definition of lineup n from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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