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To eliminate quotes from a variable and combine several into a single line, you can use string manipulation techniques in your programming language. Here is a general process:

1. Define your variables: Create the variables that you want to combine into a single string. These may be strings with quotes, or they may be variables without quotes.

2. Remove quotes: If your variables have quotes, you'll need to remove them to combine the strings. This can be done using a method like replace in JavaScript or str.replace() in Python.

3. Combine strings: Use string concatenation (joining) functions or operators to combine the variables into a single string. You may need to include spaces or punctuation between the strings, depending on your desired output.

4. Assign the result: Store the result of the concatenation in a new variable or overwrite one of the existing variables.

Here is an example in JavaScript:

let firstName = '"John"';
let lastName = 'Doe';
let address = '"123 Main Street"';
let city = 'Anytown';
let state = 'IL';

// Remove quotes
firstName = firstName.replace(/"/g, '');
address = address.replace(/"/g, '');

// Combine strings
const fullAddress = address + ', ' + city + ', ' + state;
const fullName = firstName + ' ' + lastName;

// Output the result
console.log(fullName + ' lives at ' + fullAddress);

In this example, the replace method is used to remove the quotes from the firstName and address variables. Then, the fullAddress and fullName variables are created by combining the appropriate variables using string concatenation. Finally, the result is output to the console using the console.log method.