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line manager
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sb's line manager mainly UK › someone who is responsible for managing someone else in a company or businessBosses, managers and directorsPeople in charge of or controlling other people › one of the managers who are responsible for the most important activities of a large company, such as productionBosses, managers and directorsPeople in charge of or controlling other people
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