The method to combine a specific line from one output with a specific line from another output depends on the type of output format and the tools being used. However, in general, one approach is to use a combination of command-line tools like grep, awk, sed, and cut, to extract the desired lines from each output and then use a tool like paste or join to merge the two outputs based on a common field or delimiter. Another approach is to use scripting languages like Python, Perl, or Ruby, to read and manipulate the outputs and extract the desired lines before appending them to a new output or file.
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