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Any "straight" line between the north and south poles is a meridian.

(It can't actually be "straight" because it's on the surface of a sphere. But we

describe it that way to mean that it's a line that just goes on about its business

from one pole to the other by the shortest route, without any squiggles, waves,

breaks, or extra curves in it.)

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